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by sbaqai 16y ago
I mentioned this in the other thread, but hardware (and industrial design) is where Apple has greater expertise (and competitive advantage) over the competition. They are widening their moat. Most of these hardware innovations translate dir
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by sbaqai 16y ago
Apple's competitive advantage has always been hardware-software integration, and user experience. In all of apple's products, I've always notice they try to widen the moat with their hardware and design capabilities (ie: reengineering of th
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by sbaqai 16y ago
Munger is credited for Berkshire's first major tech investment in BYD. I think, unlike Buffett, Munger unabashedly displays his intellect. It turns a few people off, but if you can get past the brashness, there's much to learn from his appr
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by sbaqai 17y ago
Sorry for the offtopic, but jakarta, would you mind if I ask for your email? I had a few questions regarding analyst work. (My contact is in my profile). I'd appreciate your feedback if you have some time.
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2009 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Letter [pdf](berkshirehathaway.com)
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by sbaqai 18y ago
I wonder if there is any research/reasoning in why one shade of blue would generate more revenue than another? Malcolm Gladwell had an interesting podcast about people's ability/inability to express what they really mean and feel. He uses
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by sbaqai 18y ago
The 3D printers we have in the architecture school print starch and ABS models. They cost around $3-4 per cubic inch, and one method of reducing cost is to create hollow volumes instead of solid ones. But then they're reduced to visual stud