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kooshball
5y ago
most popular beer is probably budlight or similar. doesn't make it good
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kooshball
5y ago
truly one of the most delusional comment of all time on hn.
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kooshball
5y ago
> Phil Spencer & Microsoft had to be well into discussions at this point; and it didn't phase them. They didn't stipulate that he would have to leave; they instead leave him in charge of the company post-acquisition. You&#
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kooshball
5y ago
bing made 8b in revenue last year. your data is way out of date. its wildly profitable
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kooshball
5y ago
read the Modern View section of the wiki page. tldr is it's massively over stated and the actual impact was completely negligible. Not quite the same as the 2 trillion dollars global crypto market today. Any comparison of the two is ju
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kooshball
5y ago
I dont really understand your point. Yes agreed for complicated, rare problems you should do your own research if you can. You're clearly smart enough for primary sources so the media pipeline doesnt matter for you anyways. I would arg
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kooshball
5y ago
literally no one is telling you to get medical advice from the media or Twitter. ask your Dr for medical advice.
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kooshball
5y ago
jay z is literally on their board
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kooshball
5y ago
I think whether its perfect or not is irrelevant. You can make a high enough quality one that Bob wont know the difference. Same with any traditional art like paintings. Forgeries are not impossible.
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kooshball
5y ago
disagree with this point. I rather have more objective ads driven journalism than subscription "professional journalism". subscription are even more biased and create further silos for mis/information.
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kooshball
5y ago
The simple answer is provenance and blockchain provided this much more than the physical world. The old world analogy to your scenario is you go to a museum and take a picture of an Ansel Adams work, make a print and try to sell it to Bob.
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kooshball
5y ago
ya obviously it's reasonable that Facebook changed the name of their company for a "hedge"
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kooshball
5y ago
by this logic, anything anyone ever does is due to their "shitty environment". what an insane way to absolve people of all personal responsibility.
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kooshball
5y ago
it depends on how it's implemented. its much harder to implement onchain so a lot of projects will do things like <a> tag which is not trustworthy long term like moxie said. there are well respected projects that are fully onchai
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kooshball
5y ago
you are absolutely wrong. honestly the s-1 is not that hard to read. here is it page 131. Key Components of our Results of Operations Revenues Transaction-based revenues Transaction-based revenues consist of amount earned from routing custo
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kooshball
5y ago
you should really get these kind of data straight from the source when you can. stastica is sometimes useful for some hard to get metrics. this is not one. https://investor.fb.com/investor-events/event-details/2021
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kooshball
6y ago
Totally false that athletics makes the school money. The exceptional cases are the top 10 division 1 basketball/football programs that people talk about. The vast majority of college athletics programs do not make money. Just think ab
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kooshball
6y ago
this is pretty standard pricing for custom made one off furniture. you can't really compare pricing to items off an assembly line style factory. imo whether you consider it art is irrelevant. the main cost is material (wood) and labor.
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kooshball
6y ago
>Amazon retail operates at basically 0 margin. This may have been true in the past but it's not an accurate any more. Especially the way you're phrasing it like how they don't make any money. Profit is low because they
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kooshball
6y ago
one example https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2019-12-17/vox-media-... The only reason we haven't seen other professions being widely decimated by AB5 is because they all lobbied for exemptions whic
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kooshball
6y ago
When you're pulling the "Stockholm syndrome" card you're basically implying the drivers are stupid and unable to recognize they're victims. Not sure how else to read your previous statement.
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kooshball
6y ago
This is not a good comparison because they're dismantling the whole business model with this ruling. With the new requirements in place (e.g. actually hiring employees and providing benefits) the barrier to entry here is waaaaay higher
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kooshball
6y ago
yes definitely. google ads and other marketing channels are a known and well established path to growth. knowing how to run them is however not trivial and you're not guaranteed results. in general the key things to keep in mind are 1.
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kooshball
6y ago
the whole idea is to outsource and delegate the less important work so you can focus on the thing youre best at to maximize your productivity (however you want to measure it). this is something you immediately must do to be successful as an
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API development platform Postman nabs $150M at a $2B valuation
(venturebeat.com)
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>Yeah, I wish there was a simple non-verbal option to signal intent-to-talk. this is a solved problem. webex has had a hand raise feature for a decade now. trivial for google to just copy.
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kooshball
6y ago
I assume you mean highest buy (bid) is $90 and lowest sell (ask) is $100. In this case there would be no trade. This is also called the spread. If you actually meant your original wording, theoretically whichever order came second would fil
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kooshball
7y ago
This is the kind of thing you tell investors to justify a higher valuation because the total addressable market is potentially massive. I wouldn't read it too literally. They're very likely to be focusing on just 1-2 of these to s
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kooshball
7y ago
disagree here. you're judging society on the most naive ranking a student would give. in an ideal world you can optimize for the perfect amount of understanding and imperfect leaps for each student to best address long term understandi
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8y ago
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