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The Demon Core and the Strange Death of Louis Slotin(newyorker.com)
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Why TV Advertising Won’t Recover What It Lost in 2020(theinformation.com)
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by raiyu 6y ago
Any system that aggregates power can be used towards detrimental efforts. Unions aggregate power and as such are heavily dependent on their leadership. When there was no employment law in the US and you had children working, obviously chang
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by raiyu 6y ago
But this is the issue with zero interest rates. There is no incentive to save, but alternatively, it also pushes interest rates on mortgages to near zero which increases the demand side by opening up home ownership to people that before cou
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by raiyu 6y ago
Yes as is the case with any direct listing. But the opening share price will be based on the order book and the orders that investors place before the first trade executes.
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by raiyu 6y ago
I’m not a lawyer by any stretch but i thinks the underlying asset needs you decline in value as well. This is definitely not a legal opinion.
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by raiyu 6y ago
Cryptocurrencies are already taxed. The amount the SEC will collect here if they win will be peanuts compared to tax revenue and they aren’t going after regular folks but instead the alleged security issuer. They also have to do this becaus
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by raiyu 6y ago
In layperson terms with Bitcoin you can’t sue the network. With ripple you can. Bitcoin wasn’t sold by a company entity and xrp was.
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by raiyu 6y ago
About time plus plus with audited financials it’s not a trust issue. Don’t think this will massively increase public listings but it will certainly level the playing field and get rid of the first day pop. Especially now that companies are
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SEC approves issuing new shares in direct listing IPOs [pdf](sec.gov)
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Ripple CEO Warns SEC May Sue Company over XRP Sales(coindesk.com)
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by raiyu 6y ago
I like that one of the recommended solutions is to use named addresses instead of wallet hashes. DNS and domains instead of IP addresses
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by raiyu 6y ago
Absolutely and if there was no warning and only through the crashes was it discovered what the malfunction is that would be appropriate. But if engineers are saying that something is wrong before the first customer deliveries, and if the co
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by raiyu 6y ago
Not sure what the point of this is. It reads more like a Press Release to generate more buzz for YC, as if that was needed. You are going to select one company from YC who is already selected from the cream of the crop, so that you could me
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Robinhood pays $65M to settle SEC charges for past ‘inferior’ pricing execution(techcrunch.com)
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by raiyu 6y ago
You can rub static sites for free on DigitalOcean’s new app platform
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Individuals or Teams: Who’s the Better Customer for SaaS Products?(sacks.substack.com)
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by raiyu 6y ago
I agree with you on this. Read the article and though Gentrifying isn't the right word to explain what the author is referencing. But on the other hand I was click-baited into clicking specifically because of the title so it definitely
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by raiyu 6y ago
Travel will rebound and their last quarter bookings while down are recovering well. They also have more “rooms” and any hotel chain without any of the capex or infrastructure costs so it’sa fantastic model that is light on cash and creates
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by raiyu 6y ago
When i add phone numbers to my phones contact list i don’t expect Apple to own it. And if i want another app to use my contacts on my phone I’m ok with that. I think opening up the social graph via API would be essential to real competition
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Get ready for another roaring ’20s, UCLA economic forecast predicts(latimes.com)
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by raiyu 6y ago
The original design was done with function first and form received almost no attention which was typical for Google for a long time. As design overall started to become more relevant in products Google started to push out their redesigns bu
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Robinhood taps Goldman to lead IPO with valuation of over $20B(seekingalpha.com)
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DigitalOcean Load Balancers for higher-scale business applications(digitalocean.com)
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Airbnb’s Biggest IPO Winners(theinformation.com)
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by raiyu 6y ago
Don’t get me wrong I get that many companies do this and it’s the industry norm when it comes to enterprise sales but on average I think the incentive structure leads to a number of issues and sure there can be stand out sales folks that ar
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by raiyu 6y ago
I get the general premise but in reality when it comes to software or hardware sales I’ve never experienced that personally. Cofounder of Digitalocean, so I’ve gotten pitched by hundreds of sales folks on the tech side of things. On the con
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by raiyu 6y ago
I know from a mathematical perspective this works in order to ensure that the company can be profitable at some point but a part of me wonders if it’s really necessary. I’ve never had a positive interaction with a sales person. But I’ve had
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by raiyu 6y ago
The whole m1 vs intel and AMD saga reminds me of innovators dilemma and the lesser referenced investors solution by Clayton Christensen. In the solution book it basically details that everything goes through an ebb and flow of aggregation a
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by raiyu 6y ago
Don’t forget that Instagram was originally just an app with no website. The fact that you got a website to see some posts technically is a step towards openness. =]]

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