mrcapers

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   by mrcapers 11y ago

   Hmm, maybe you just never debated anyone who was good at topicality :)
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   by mrcapers 14y ago

   MSFT and AAPL both benefit from immense network effects, which translate into high LTVs (Windows/Office platform, iOS ecosystem). The presence of a strong network effect can often be a strong driver of virality, if not a prerequisite for vi
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   by mrcapers 14y ago

   I feel his reviews are generally worth waiting for as they are more comprehensive and insightful than comparable gadget/electronic blogs.
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   by mrcapers 14y ago

   exactly. the biggest issue is the suspicion of FB giving more material, informational color on rev. growth to the analyst(s) than to the public.
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   by mrcapers 15y ago

   Introductory. I don't have a particularly formal background in discrete math or ML, but I was able to absorb most of the content.
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   by mrcapers 15y ago

   Some businesses downright abuse this and make it damn hard to cancel. One that immediately comes to mind is Boingo.
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   by mrcapers 15y ago

   +1 this. remember doing this when i was 12 or 13 in late 90s/early 00s. /. made it exciting to be a geek.
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   by mrcapers 15y ago

   i'm inclined to believe that the probability of jobs resigning, especially after his medical leave in january, was already priced into the stock. this would imply the market prices steve's value to the company > the 5% drop we saw after
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   by mrcapers 15y ago

   could anyone recommend some reading on theory and implementation of sorting networks?