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10y ago
Hundreds. No.
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The Single Greatest Predictor of Future Stock Market Returns
(philosophicaleconomics.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
> It is extremely stressful to walk your young child across a busy intersection in SOMA [...] where a crazy person is screaming at the top of his lungs, where a street that smells of urine awaits you on the other side. It's not no
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10y ago
It's almost as if human interaction can't be reduced to a Gaussian distribution... How strange.
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10y ago
I have a different opinion and can't recommend it for the typical HN user. Like a lot of people here, I am a heavier individual, and the chair is only rated for up to 242.5 lbs. While it may support me, I wouldn't risk a hip injur
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The Viral Word-Of-Mouth Success of Instant Pot
(npr.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Isn't there already an internet company called moz? This just looks like moz followed by symbol swearing (#?*!). https://moz.com/
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10y ago
How do you handle taxes when you are buying and selling so much?
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10y ago
Alright, but when your competitor raises millions of dollars in capital and pursues an aggressive growth strategy that wipes out profits in your industry, how are you going to compete?
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10y ago
Someone at Davos commissioned this illustration of a "replaced worker" losing his job to a robot in a game of musical chairs... https://assets.weforum.org/editor/tWV3bYiI6y5mfQRRFmy-Zz_sfd...
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10y ago
> The eight individuals named in the report are [Microsoft's Bill] Gates, Inditex founder Amancio Ortega, veteran investor Warren Buffett, Mexico's Carlos Slim, Amazon boss Jeff Bezos, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle&
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10y ago
The fixed and variable costs are much higher for the airlines than for cereal makers. There's probably less than ten cents worth of corn in a box of cereal that Kellogg sells for three dollars.
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10y ago
> I could build a basic XYZ clone on my own with no funding in maybe 2 or 3 months. People said the exact same thing about Twitter (and every other popular app), but it isn't true. There's a lot more to building a successful
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10y ago
One. VCs structure their deals so that one breakout success is enough to return the fund. The smart ones never rely on lightning striking more than once.
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10y ago
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10y ago
If healthcare is too expensive for most people than the only solution that works is for most people to pay less.
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10y ago
There are primarily three reasons why healthcare is so expensive in the United States. The first is because the administrative costs are much higher than in other developed countries (about 25 percent). The second is because the U.S. spends
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10y ago
> If there was a way to fix it, don't you think it would already be implemented? No... The way to "fix" the exorbitant cost of healthcare is to allow young and/or healthy people to sign up for the bare minimum: a di
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10y ago
Is there a standard way to get to the original page from the AMP page? I've ended up on too many AMP pages with no way to get to the original link.
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10y ago
A simpler method is to grow crops and eat them.
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10y ago
Great writeup. (Especially for your first trade—most new option traders don't do so well.) How do you screen for event-driven trading opportunities?
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10y ago
Sorry, but visit an Apple Store sometime and look around you. You'll realize that 99% of Apple customers don't know or even care what CPU is in their laptop.
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10y ago
You can opt out of all data sharing for your accounts in the United States. It's a hassle, but at least you can do it.
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10y ago
Is Confirm or Deny a regular thing? This is an interesting format for print interviews.
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10y ago
There's plenty of competition in this space—there's just no reason for them to advertise it.
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The Preposterous Success Story of MyPillow
(bloomberg.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
ECC is overrated. It's almost never necessary (outside of servers) and other types of errors are orders of magnitude more likely to occur on a developer laptop.
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Why is Apple the only company able to ship a 5K display (5120x2880 native resolution) at a reasonable price? Who wants to develop on the equivalent of a 1080p resolution?
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10y ago
The big games are typically heads up to avoid the collusion problem.
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How to Know Your Product Will Succeed
(blog.dilbert.com)
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10y ago
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