scottcodie

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   by scottcodie 5y ago

   Economists would say that companies are willing to accept higher risk, the 'return on equity' isn't the only driving force. The question here is who shoulders the risk, the company or the consumer. With JIT, the consumer may
2. 92.▲
   by scottcodie 5y ago

   He's talking about risk, thats all. "obsession with "Return on Equity."" is just high risk tolerance in CEOs. He states that Founders are more conservative than hired CEOs, which seems like an excessive generalizati
3. 93.▲
   by scottcodie 5y ago

   I'm just trying to be helpful. :(
4. 94.▲
   by scottcodie 5y ago

   He's just stating that there could be an equivalence class that could get us closer to P=NP and it doesn't have to be computable. The complexity class he mentions is `P^(NP[k])`, 'P With k NP Queries(for constant k)'.