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10y ago
Good point. Also, I wonder if the mark-to-market policies of the various funds are really comparable. When you have a public market price reference it's pretty much irrelevant, but with the majority of the portfolio in non-listed asse
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Generally, you would look at the relative risk of different asset classes to define the relative return goal. The relative risk would be a function of factors like the volatility of the asset class (the higher the volatility, the higher the
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Use and misuse of business case studies
(medium.learningbyshipping.com)
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the definition of impressive resume depends on the purpose you want to achieve. There is not such a thing as THE impressive resume. If you are looking for a certain job, you don't want a resume with a bunch of empty titles. You need a
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Why not simply disabling "back to my iPhone"? I question its value against theft - thieves these days know about taking your device offline. Sure, it is useful if you forget your phone somewhere, but how often does that happen? It
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10y ago
Yes, Apple gives you static backup codes
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It works here
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Considering that 1) the revenue base of ARM is predominantly in USD licensing fees, and 2) that the British pound has lost ~20% against he dollar. The ~41% premium is really a 21% premium. No chance a global leader like ARM could have been
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German corporate governance laws require a parent company to operate at arms-length for ownership levels between 50%+1 and 95%. This means no changes of management allowed, no revenue synergies, no cost synergies. By acquiring the remainin
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The higher the income, the higher the impact of non-primary devices is (simply, because with higher income you have more secondary devices)
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His point was not to compare US and UK. His point was that miles driven on freeway (when you are using Tesla's autopilot) seems less dangerous than miles driven everywhere else. He found the UK data and wonders if the same applies to t
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Why companies adopt microservices
(medium.com)
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Twilio shows how unicorns can jump IPO fence
(bloomberg.com)
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Just in case there was anyone still left thinking that China's manufacturing advantage is in low labor costs
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There are several things that give away that he is unlikely to have been a real hedge fund manager (oh well, maybe he managed $5mm of friends and family money, but that does not make him a pro!), but what he says on the fee structure is not
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Epic time lapse video of Mercury crossing the Sun
(kottke.org)
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Staying a Step Ahead at Pixar: Leadership and Chaos
(mckinsey.com)
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That's Nokian Tyres.
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Product managing a product vs. a platform
(medium.com)
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Why the average triumphed over the median
(priceonomics.com)
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Quite the opposite. I am making the point for an approach that does NOT treat them like monkeys!
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Exactly. That is exactly what I meant. Thank you.
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This post is so wrong in so many ways. First, it is extremely bad practice to leave commitments of any kind open in perpetuity. Secondly, if you are looking to hire 3000 monkeys and you are searching for people that are good enough to pass
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The Obamacare startup machine
(inc.com)
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Immigrants and billion dollar startups [pdf]
(nfap.com)
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>"These places weren’t necessarily vast repositories of lost literature, but the eruption froze them nearly perfectly in time, preserving them for nearly 2,000 years—and preserving thousands of pieces of graffiti along with them.&qu
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The ancient Pompeii is much closer to Vesuvius than it is easy to gather from photos... The eruption took time, when the pyroclastic flow finally came down and hit the city, the city got buried quite quickly. However, before the pyroclasti
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Another commenter clarifies: The authenticity of the water color drawings sheet is undisputed; what was shown to be a forgery – see http://skyweek.wordpress.com/2012/06/26/nuncius-mit-angeblic... – was an all
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Howard Marks is one of the world's leading hedge fund managers and investors. This is one of his monthly letters and was sent out two days ago.
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Understanding today's market psychology [pdf]
(oaktreecapital.com)
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