mrnobody_67

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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
I blame Homer. The Simpsons painted a horrific picture of nuclear safety - greedy billionaire owner, incompetent safety inspector, three eyed fish, glowing green waste flowing into rivers... Two decades of TV viewers where indoctrinated wit
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Gold was the best performing asset class the last decade.... better than the SP500
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
This is the best explanation I've ever seen of how the Fed and US Dollar money printing actually works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFDe5kUUyT0 Most people also don't realize that the Fed, which buys Treasury&
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Machine Learning Pipelines: Setting Up On-Premise Kubernetes(sitepoint.com)
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
+10MM Living "Green" Wall
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Too early to tell. Funds have 10 year lifespans... But their biggest bets are heavily in the red and they are having trouble raising their second fund, which means LPs are doubtful they can return top quartile VC returns.
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Better to just look at 1-way Uhaul truck rental trends -- https://www.uhaul.com/Articles/About/19966/U-Haul-Migration-...
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
This is probably how the Saudi's got the data off Jeff's phone...
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Actually they are ineffective. Tons of drugs have been approved, only to be later pulled off the shelves. So despite the massive cost, delays, etc. the process has failed at least 35 (!) times: https://prescriptiondrugs.procon.or
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
This quote from another article on the source website is interesting: “Craft Using An Inertial Mass Reduction Device.” While all are pretty outlandish-sounding, the latter is the one that the Chief Technical Officer of the Naval Aviation En
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
that needs a strong warning
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you'd check in your dog in cargo, give it tranquilizers, and pray it comes out alive on the other end.... elderly dogs or dogs with congestive heart failure or short nose dogs with breathing problems...
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
i've driven for 20+ hours on 7+ occasions to avoid checking in my dog.... would never do it unless absolutely necessary 1-time thing (relocating to another continent).
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Related podcast on free market healthcare in the US (Oklahoma Surgical Center) - which publishes prices online and hasn't raised them in 20 years: http://www.econtalk.org/keith-smith-on-free-market-health-ca...
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
I think the returns are in the Series A. Invest on a $20M SAFE Note in a 90 day old startup out of YCombinator, or write a check at a $30-35m pre-money valuation at a company doing $2-3m in revenue with 300% growth rate, metrics, referencab
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Potentially really bad timing on this post. I'm calling peak bubble in 2020, Softbank companies imploding all over the place... investors ratcheting up terms on later stage rounds, tons of IPOs at 40%+ below last valuation, and we&#x27
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
It's a fact, but needs context. Specifically, it ignores the fact that Ferrari is profitable ...
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Plainsite recently published a 100-page report summarizing all the key findings from the tesla short or $TESLAQ community... some of the allegations around corporate governance, self-dealing, and outright lies are pretty damning if true: h
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Anybody have any good data as to what % of a $200K 4-year degree actually goes to pay faculty and classrooms, vs. stadium, $2m/year football coach, etc.?
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
His big bet is that the assets are undervalued... Could end up exiting through the launch of a Music Royalties REIT. Liquid assets that trade always get a premium over illiquid limited partnerships. Could be an interesting asset class for d
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Get an internal transfer at Google. Or find ways to challenge yourself outside of work = learn to fly a helicopter, set a goal to run a marathon or ironman, learn ballroom dancing, learn how to sword fight/fence, whatever... push yours
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
10% coupon for those affected, $50m cash payday for the lawyers...
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Never heard of an employee receiving preferred stock. Anybody seen this?
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Recent Recode interview, mentioned 3500 house sales per month.
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Tesla delivered 1,800 more cars in Q3 versus Q2, and somehow delivered $551MM more net income.
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Other news sources are reporting that Adam Neuman will be paid $200m to resign from the board of directors... just, wow.
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Because investors are happy to underwrite risky startups... recent article about about how many of their clients end up going out of business.
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Sounds like Adam is in for a rough couple of years with lawsuits, and potential fraud charges...
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Sounds like a lot of good people left over there will be hunting for their next gig soon.... creates a spiraling cycle as people run to the next hot thing, B players replace A players, B players hire C players, etc.
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by mrnobody_67 7y ago
Banks don't win IPO mandates by quoting the board of directors a valuation that's lower than the last round. Both Goldman and Morgan Stanley gave the BoD much higher valuation numbers, which made members believe the stock price w

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