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5y ago
Maybe I'm cynical but I think most of their success can be attributed to advertising/marketing. They've done a good job of that. In quality though, I don't consider them better than Huawei or Xiaomi.
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This is what happened in big cities in India. There was so much demand and apparently few regulations, so builders just kept building huge apartment complexes which sold for millions of $. Then at some point the demand was satiated and pric
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5y ago
How was that incident received versus one where you could just say sorry?
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5y ago
Railing against outdoor space both private and common use, well that's a new one.
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5y ago
I remember when "everyone" pinned the success of the Prius on it looking different from normal cars. Many articles said that if the Prius had looked like a normal car it wouldn't have had sales from people who wanted to show
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5y ago
One datapoint: In Germany, Altbau (old construction) apartments are quite sought after especially in cities. Whether that's because of their location (older apartments tending to be in historical areas) or their construction quality or
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5y ago
Probably a bit of "they don't make them like they used to."
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5y ago
blablacar and mitfahrgelegenheit.de were built primarily for poor-ish people and students. And these are sites/apps which have a good UX for the purpose of finding and booking rides, or offering rides. So I can't agree that you ca
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5y ago
Dell subreddit and forums are absolutely full with problems. Personally I would stay away from Dell anything, maybe only their Latitude line with a good on-site warranty.
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5y ago
Something like blablacar?
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5y ago
Latest iPad Air with M1?
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5y ago
Pixels are nothing without the corresponding physical real estate imo
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llampx
5y ago
What people think is extremely influenced by pop culture. Programming was boring, coding is cool. Investing is boring, VC is cool. Being a lawyer was boring, being a lawyer is cool.
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llampx
5y ago
Dust collects on flat horizontal surfaces.
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llampx
5y ago
The process described in the blog post sounds more appealing to me, it is with multiple people in a social setting where you can get to know people in different departments, rather than by yourself at a desk. Quite often you will never get
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5y ago
This could easily be an iMac Lite, if Apple was amenable to it.
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llampx
5y ago
This... I can't even understand this. Couldn't you sue the bank/broker for this? Adverse execution?
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llampx
5y ago
SPACs may be better for the companies, but the SPAC bear market of 2021 also shows that they can be horrible for retail.
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5y ago
I had seen it even before Instagram took hold. People, especially younger people, are shifting to a bimodal distribution where they are either extremely in-shape and enthusiastic about the gym lifestyle, or very out-of-shape. It seems the b
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5y ago
I don't like how you're blaming the author of the article here. My experience is that people, be it from the business or from the Product team or Sales or wherever, are happy to ignore documentation and come directly to the person
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IPOs are a game of "let the institutional investors exit and leave retail holding the bag" I'm not investing in any IPOs unless it's at fire sale prices, and I know my line in the sand where I will take a loss rather tha
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5y ago
I understand your point of view. I am not sure whether the notion that there's no space for #2 or #3 etc, is true myself.
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It's one way to look at the increase in men picking up body-building as a hobby if they are competing with other men for the attention of women.
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5y ago
Is there no point in trying unless you can dominate the segment?
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5y ago
If the teachers are so good at these exams that they can flash-solve them, why aren't they doctors? Surely that pays better than teaching at a cram school?
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5y ago
Why is it difficult to build housing there? There's a housing crisis in most Tier 1 European cities.
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5y ago
The DJIA selects a certain type of stock. Think more PG than TSLA.
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5y ago
> It is much harder to beat the market, especially in a bear market. This is the crux of the Warren Buffet vs Hedge Fund bet, and why it failed. Buffet quite possibly realized that a new bull market was about to begin, and the market wou
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I disagree with the proposition that it is impossible to pick good companies. Anyone with half a brain could have invested in AMD as Zen 1 and Zen 2 came out, and the writing was on the wall for Intel. Same goes for other industries, if you
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My point is that ETFs by definition are a group of stocks, often grouped by sector unless talking about a whole-market ETF. For example you could have invested in SPY, or QQQ, or IWM at the bottom of the bear market in 2008, and walked away
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