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by neximo64 9y ago
Amazon S3 is basic, MongoDB and other NoSQL solutions are a bit more complicated.
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by neximo64 9y ago
You can lease them (from a Canadian/offshore holding company), NetJets is likely to be more competitive as a result of this.
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by neximo64 9y ago
Twitter has no vision under Jack Dorsey.
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by neximo64 9y ago
The most interesting thing, these misdeeds are judged with the very eyes of morality created by the British themselves.
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by neximo64 9y ago
For one thing Slack takes and exceedingly long time from app open to being able to see messages. The guys over at Slack spend more time accommodating for loading catch phrases like 'you look nice today' than actually loading faste
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by neximo64 9y ago
It really isn't easy to do what youre asking. You'll just be the next salesman trying to get in touch with a CEO. The best way is an introduction or getting to someone lower/someone with a lower time premium who also has acce
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by neximo64 9y ago
You can use Atlas cant you?
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by neximo64 9y ago
I'm curious to know who the loser was with the cryptocurrency rally this year? You've forgotten you can introduce new units of whatever is being traded and quite often is & there are additional complications such as dividends,
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by neximo64 9y ago
Use a vesting schedule, so you keep equity but your other founders effectively dilute you depending on how much work they do and for how long. So you wouldn't get to sell anything just keep your equity in a fair way.
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by neximo64 10y ago
You're kidding right? It is more than 99.99% correct guaranteed by an SLA. You can have errors as with any system but they're very open about it and correct it when its wrong & inform you, which is extremely rare (seen it only
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by neximo64 10y ago
For anyone that finds it beautiful isn't there a bit of humanisation and definition involved (for example the Sine function used in deriviation uses 'pi' instead of 90 degrees), not to mention Sine is a human created function
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by neximo64 10y ago
This is vindictive and silly. Keep in mind some of us here are aware the employee can be as involved in the firing as the company laying off staff.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Lots of opinions in here
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by neximo64 10y ago
Does that mean that its profits would be volume weighted based on where they're earned? Because they still do not match up, 12.5% would be the lower boundary - of which Google was below on many years. What you've come up with is a
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by neximo64 10y ago
Googles mean or even max is far from 35% over their entire history. I fail to see the relevance of your argument. Perhaps you think Google will eventually in the future pay 35% and everything in the past was just an anomaly? Because it&#x27
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by neximo64 10y ago
How would bitcoin change anything? The market pricing mechanism for bitcoin is outside the scope of the blockchain - in other words traders set that. Likewise interest rates on bitcoin would be exactly the same.
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by neximo64 10y ago
In short, that the rate over a decade instead of over a year is the official corporate tax rate. For Google it doesn't work out this way, still.
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by neximo64 10y ago
You don't pay taxes on the mean. They are unusual because they were minimized.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Target2. While you may take this tone, there are serious shortcomings. Such as a bit of Germany's budget being financed through Greece's misery and borrowings from Target2 when Greek funds were put into the German banking system.
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by neximo64 10y ago
You have an accurate assessment. It is the prisoner's dilemma problem: Do what others are doing & do it first. Or have them do it get, bet bigger and acquire you, and you'll end up doing it anyway.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Yet still no speed improvements, after all these years.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Leverage does the same because the counter-party wouldn't be able to tell the difference on whether you used your own or borrowed bitcoin and hence the effect is the same.
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by neximo64 10y ago
The main issue is also most people align to one side and it alienates the others.
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by neximo64 10y ago
How do you not know the female character wasn't advantaged. If you're going to go by this cliché analogy, the female character is likely to be smarter and have more agility than the male character. It really just depends on the sk
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by neximo64 10y ago
You need to look at how Nintendo makes games - they start with the device then build the story around that. Not the other way round, i.e making a story then looking at building it for the device. That is why the specs don't really matt
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by neximo64 10y ago
This was surprising succinct with the issues. I'm not going to get one, I thought it was a bit of HN overdo as usual but the 200ms delay is clear a symptom of a bad Apple product from the point of their quality, not the perception of t
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by neximo64 10y ago
The problem is you can make forecasts but they're just guesses at best. The basic model for forecasts for example underestimates the occurrence of black swan events, plain and simple. That's why these days they use the stress test
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by neximo64 10y ago
It is hyperbole though, and while no sane company would say its not the second best they wouldn't wear thin saying its the best every time either. It loses meaning each time the change is barely impressive.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Yes it would. Perhaps another visa for those out of college would be more appropriate instead.
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by neximo64 10y ago
> FB wasn't even monetizing their mobile products when they went public Back then they were saying FB couldn't do it and there wasn't enough screen real estate on a phone to make it meaningful. Google had the previous year

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