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by omonra 14y ago
I don't want to be negative, but this seems like a 100% puff PR release. I've never heard of this company and without doing additional research I feel like I still know nothing. Nothing is explained - what exactly do they do (online retail?
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by omonra 14y ago
http://www.angio.net/pi/piquery
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by omonra 14y ago
Same idea can be expressed succinctly or with a lot of verbiage. Some prefer the former. The point of my post was asking the parent to consider this point.
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by omonra 14y ago
I don't want to discourage intelligent discussion, but your penned thoughts are about 3x the wordcount of the original article. Or - tl;dr
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by omonra 14y ago
"Furthermore if John performes #1 with the seat down, the question of the final position of the seat is moot compared to the question of "why is John gross?" That's precisely what I am taking issue with - an implicit assumption that lifting
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by omonra 14y ago
This analysis misses a very important point - Marsha benefits from John lifting the seat since this avoids it getting dirty (assuming they take turns using the toilet and John is not a very accurate shooter). Moreover, John is probably goi
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by omonra 14y ago
For example, you can email yourself an apk that of a program that was removed from Google Play and install it (I did this - developer decided it wasn't worth his time to support the app but was kind enough to send me the file). To me that's
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by omonra 14y ago
This may be very interesting to crack, but who is responsible for Google making their CAPTCHA almost impossible for human to decipher now? I seriously have to click 5 times before even seeing anything resembling letters I can parse
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by omonra 14y ago
There are no power-IOS-users :)
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by omonra 14y ago
I don't think you read far enough in the article :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia_Today#Allegations_of_pro... It's pretty much a Putin propaganda piece. Don't be mislead by their use of western journalists - they can only parrot the
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by omonra 14y ago
tltr: women yap more, today they do it using phone/skype/facebook.
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by omonra 14y ago
Please don't quote anything from RT - it's as useful as quoting Gobbles. While there is a chance it could be true, the association itself makes anything quoted extremely suspect.
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by omonra 14y ago
And what does THAT have to do with THIS story?
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by omonra 14y ago
I actually find your belligerent attitude annoying. Is that helpful to note? OP would be 'abusing' the property if he were running a crack den. I see no problem with tenants doing whatever they want with the property that they are leasing -
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by omonra 14y ago
It's a 2.6B market for ALL MOBILE ads (of which banner ads are only .86 - http://www.emarketer.com/PressRelease.aspx?R=1008798 ) So in 2014 it will be a 2B market - across ALL mobile. How big of a share can FB have - 20-30%? Still looks li
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by omonra 14y ago
You seem to conflate [1 - what I want FB to do with regards to privacy] with [2 - what FB needs to do so I trust they won't steal my money]. The two have nothing to do with each other. Realistically speaking, 1 may never happen, 2 is alread
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by omonra 14y ago
But who is monetizing mobile banner ads?
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by omonra 14y ago
You shouldn't really look at stock price (it's an arbitrary number). You should instead look at Market Value - should FB be worth 80bn when Google is worth 200?
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by omonra 14y ago
No Because if the company keeps the cash it still is part of the company worth calculation (unless investors expect managers to steal it in the future). Not issuing a dividend is also a signal that the company believes it can earn a better
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by omonra 14y ago
Should we maybe be ashamed of our crime rate, that causes certain individual who commit said crimes to be incarcerated?
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by omonra 14y ago
I would actually posit that they make much less money per user from Opera than IE. Ie the type of individual who would click FB ads (or spend money on virtual gardens) is more likely to use the Windows default browser.
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by omonra 14y ago
Except that in this story she didn't cause the accident.
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by omonra 14y ago
What if the car was stolen?
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by omonra 14y ago
It uses official rate of inflation to calculate: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=350000+usd+in+1981+wort...
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by omonra 14y ago
Can you first explain what law this breaks?
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by omonra 15y ago
Uggh, no. Let me try and explain. BS is not used as a model that explains how the world works. It's just a formula to convert volatility to a dollar price of an option. But the actual vol surface that people use is anything but Gaussi
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by omonra 15y ago
Sure, I'll try. Here is an example: Assume that you want to buy an option on Apple stock - 3 months in the future. Assume that price today is $500. If you want to buy an option with strike=500, you will pay 50 vol (BS as a formula will just
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by omonra 15y ago
This article is deeply flawed, primarily because it parrots the common misconception leveled against the formula, and options market by association (by none other than Taleb himself - who obviously knows better but prefers to act like a sel
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by omonra 15y ago
How are they forcing anything?
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by omonra 15y ago
What percent of Apple's shipments are desktops ?

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