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13y ago
You confused a little bit pre-money and post-money valuation. If company is worth 1m, and someone invests 100k, they get 0.1/(1+0.1) (current value of company + additional $100k after investment) worth of shares, what gives investor c.
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Why You Secretly Love Commercials
(priceonomics.com)
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13y ago
Battery life alone makes this best phone on the market at the moment.
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13y ago
Very often your current users get used to your design and hate it when you change something. Is there a way to do A/B testing on your current users, or should you try it only on new ones?
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13y ago
This still doesn't change the fact that phones using 2.2 are ancient and users are probably uninterested in downloading apps, so you can safely ignore them. It's a high percentage, but mainly because of negative selection. People
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In 1947 Only 3% of Congressmen Became Lobbyists
(priceonomics.com)
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Volvo Gave Away the Most Important Design They Ever Patented
(priceonomics.com)
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13y ago
Totally agree. It feels like author just doesn't want me to to read that... On the same note, I don't understand why in some countries signs on highways use all-capital letters. Words written that way are actually harder and sl
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13y ago
This is definitely happening in Eastern European countries, too, and probably even some of the western ones Careful here. I live in London for several years now, and from my experience Eastern European doctors are much better qualified
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13y ago
I'll try to play devil's advocate role. "One day that all changed. Our experienced team leader was transferred to a different department" It looks like the main problem was not Amazon's practices, just poor perfor
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13y ago
THIS! Another quote from article: "I’ve heard a lot of people asking how they can get out of the Promotions tab and into the Primary tab." There is a reason why I enabled Promotions tab and I don't want you'r emails! If
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13y ago
Nothing. Most probably you won't even need VPN. Some time ago all UK ISPs blocked pirate bay. Next day hundreds of pirate bay proxies appeared. This law is just another propaganda... On another note, some mobile providers in UK (O2 for
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13y ago
I thought Skype offers only screen sharing, but doesn't allow to control other person's desktop. I might be wrong though.
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>> We've paid out more to music rights than we've generated in profit over the last two decades. Did you mean profits of revenues? I don't understand why radio should have profits higher than one of it's largest co
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13y ago
It still doesn't make your arguments valid. You yourself are saying that you are comparing 'tracks' vs spins. Like I said, the UTILITY of both is very different. CD/iTunes track you can copy to other devices, listen offl
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13y ago
I think you couldn't be more wrong. First of all you compare value that YOU pay ($1 per song) on iTunes to what CREATOR is paid for on Pandora. Second of all, Pandora is like radio, not like iTunes. You cannot select song, you have to
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13y ago
How is Prisoner's Dilemma a brainteaser?
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The purpose is to see how you break down the problem. It's all about applying MECE (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive) methodology. Usually for this type of questions you don't really even need to say the numbers, just c
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13y ago
I understand that he just asks real question on that level to calibrate your answer. It's just faster to start from some reference point.
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13y ago
With such a huge user and fan base and strong relationships with content providers, why would they spend money on acquisition instead of building even better service themselves? Especially that Disney is so closely connected to Apple so no
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13y ago
I think that's it's actually the other way round. Popularity of YouTube and shows like Game of Thrones proves that people are tired of long movies. Attention span has shortened and people want condensed action delivered immediately.
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Immigration bill proposal unveiled
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14y ago
Great article. I had similar thoughts when I quite my Investment Banking career. What I was surprised by in the bank is how many people think that the money make other people respsect them. They forget though, that most billionaires are res
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14y ago
Fivetran looks very cool, although I'm only worried that it's web based tool. Advanced Excel / SPPS/ Matlab is used by professionals, who want very fast and responsive, something that is hard to replicate in web based app. I wish them good
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14y ago
US carriers were give too much power. I'm surprising that government doesn't want to intervene. There are virtually no pre-paid offers, which are immensely popular elsewhere in the world. They are also the best way for people to control in
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14y ago
I kind of agree with the author. Have I been engineer in Yahoo, I would ask myself question "Why is he paid so much, where we could do it in house better and spend this money on bonuses for employees?". Especially given that fact, that Summ
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14y ago
Once you have a leading position in this markets it's very hard to change it. The network effects and chicken-egg problem gives you huge competitive advantage. In Poland we had ebay clone (allegro.pl) several years before ebay. Then ebay tr
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I think it's really misleading. I didn't notice this question mark, and found out about total price with shipment to UK only after I purchased it. There was no second step with confirmation or anything... Shipping costs should just change o
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14y ago
I have to admit that Scrapy is very fast, powerful and easy to use and scale. However, probably it's easier to start with BS, as Scrapy requires you to learn "Scrapy way of doing stuff". Furthermore, I find documentation to be a bit unpoli
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14y ago
It's really sad to see phonographic industry fighting piracy that way. There is a million of proxy sites which make Pirate Bay available in UK anyway... The only way to deal with piracy is enable users to have access to they content they wa
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