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Yahoo is unloading 3,000 patents, and it will be a fire sale
(arstechnica.com)
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Airbnb CEO Chesky vows site overhaul with racism in mind
(11alive.com)
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Yahoo is Unloading 3000 Patents
(arstechnica.com)
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skolos
10y ago
I had same reservations as you before I bought my first Ecobee3. I probably read same negative reviews as you. However the thermostat worked very well for me, without all the issues that I've read. I bought two more over the year. In t
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skolos
10y ago
I have 3 Ecobee3 thermostats at home and in general very pleased with them. The only issues I had - from time to time they loose connection to remote sensors (reconnect back without me doing anything) and once a thermostat got stuck on heat
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skolos
10y ago
Do I understand correctly that to become a partner in a VC firm you need to contribute investment capital? Does anybody know what is usual amount that is contributed?
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skolos
10y ago
I like good old propaganda. Looks like a citation from "Pravda".
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Russia is developing a reusable rocket to compete with SpaceX
(themoscowtimes.com)
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skolos
11y ago
> their customers are almost all targeting Python 2 Odd statement. How can they have any customers who target Python 3 if they don't support it?
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11y ago
Soviet Union resource allocation was performed by central planning committee instead of markets. The result of that is known. With good financial system the resource allocation is same as capital allocation. Good capital allocation is not p
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From '80s latchkey kid to helicopter parent today
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Why Are Corporations Hoarding Trillions?
(nytimes.com)
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11y ago
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skolos
11y ago
There is research [1] that points out that cash hoarding is in a sense an opportunity: with cash you can get better M&A deals, be better prepared to jump in on new technology, etc. Other investments compete with this opportunity. -- [1]
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11y ago
I'm pretty sure that you comment is down-voted due to choice of words. Taleb is a snake oil salesman and other than catchy term "black swan" his words should be ignored as much as possible. There are many blog posts on web th
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Empty Statistics
(quixoticfinance.com)
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11y ago
I have two elementary school kids. In my view the biggest benefit of the homework is that I can observe if my kids lagging behind in some topics and help them to catch up if necessary. Usually this happens because teachers did not do good j
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11y ago
I agree with many points in Fama and French paper. However its conclusions are based on data more than 20 years old. Lots of things has changed since then. I would be curious to see the results with more recent data.
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11y ago
I agree that standard deviation might not be the best measure of risk. That's why there are many other measures exist that try to address issues. But you cannot compare returns without looking at risk. Comparing fund performance is a t
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11y ago
Anyone who looked at investing knows that you don't compare pure returns, you compare return per risk (say Sharpe ratio or some other measure). 10% return might be truly impressive if it does not involve much risk. EDIT: For people who
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skolos
11y ago
It reads like a marketing piece or a resume. I could feel that there is some important topic that the author tried to convey, but it was completely lost for me behind list of achievements and recognitions.
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11y ago
Storage unit owner has keys with which s/he can unlock the unit. Police does not ask storage unit owner to demolish his building at his own expense to get access to the unit if owner does not have keys. Apple already "unlocked sto
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11y ago
What you just said is that the buyback rate should be somewhere between wholesale rate and retail. There is no clear cut way to figure out what it should be so regulators and politicians get involved in setting the rate. "Sustainable f
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11y ago
You are talking about spot market prices, not wholesale power prices. Most of the wholesale prices are established in forward markets (several months to a day ahead) and I don't remember ever seeing them negative. So following your log
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11y ago
It's even trickier if you consider that she lost her house in 2008. How?! She is in her seventies, the house should have been long paid out. So this means she borrowed heavily against the house equity and spent all that money. I do fee
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12y ago
I think that ideas have nothing to do with people. There is a general human race intelligence eather where ideas boil and and when one particular human comes up with an idea, there are probably 10 others that at the same time have the same
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skolos
13y ago
For me dropbox worked very unreliably on Linux. Copy works much better.
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skolos
13y ago
Or you can just add ?share=1 to the end of a Quora link to remove overlay. I had an account with them, but removed it after they started showing others what questions I was reading. Does Quora still do this?
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skolos
13y ago
How about also showing screenshot how the cards look in Aha? Especially since it is supposed to be Visual Product Roadmap.
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skolos
13y ago
Sounds like what Digital Ocean doing in respect to status is common industry practice. One startup I know was using Heroku to host their website. One day the website had problems and was unavailable for extended period of time. Heroku team
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skolos
13y ago
The article refers to "petrodollar warfare hypothesis". It doesn't provide any proof. In particular it doesn't prove any of the "forcing" that you refer to.
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