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such_a_casual
11y ago
Netflix accounts for a huge chunk of the national bandwidth. They have specialized needs when it comes to hosting that no other company on the planet has.
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Honestly, there are enough problems with the article to warrant a critique. However, someone may not want to take the time to outline every single one. It's incredibly confusing to the reader that the article states Netflix relies on f
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11y ago
A word to the author: Please proof read your writing.
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11y ago
It's wonderful what you guys are doing. Thank you for open sourcing your work.
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Using solar panels and LEDs to transfer data at 50mb/s
(ted.com)
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players in those markets > example Nike: Nike makes shoes. They are looking for differentiation in that market. They have massive resources. So it makes more sense for Nike to make a new model that incorporates technology than it is for
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By the way, this looks exactly like a population map.
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11y ago
I would use this once it's stable. I'm too much of a newb to handle alpha.
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I'm not sure how you would like me to answer false assertions? Especially since my post is clearly about people with a mortgage (as is the book I recommended). The best I can do is point you in the right direction to properly educate y
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I disagree completely. The players in those markets are so big that they are constantly on the look out for differentiation. It just so happens that in the watch market analogue is worth more than digital (ie $30k for a fancy time telling w
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Both of your questions would be answered by reading the aforementioned books and by learning more about personal finance. Also: https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance
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It's explained in the book I mentioned. You would also need to educate yourself on personal finance by reading some other books to get a more holistic picture (The Millionaire Next Door is a good place to start). There's three thi
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I encourage you to read the aforementioned books. I believe the person you're responding to was just trying to point out that this issue is bigger than just rich people fixing the game.
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The point is that the cost of the college grad is not a basis for economic decision making. Once the cost has been accrued, it's sunk. If we're making a decision based on whether or not we want to sacrifice the baby or the college
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"He's not saying it's the sunk cost that provides the value" Actually, that's exactly what they said and I even quoted them on it.
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In terms of a 'purely economic argument', you have none. You're referring to a sunk cost: "are most valuable to society, since we just finished investing a ton of money into them" "In traditional microeconomic
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For anyone who's interested in the rise in divorce rates, I highly recommend the book "The Two Income Trap". It basically tries to prove that the transition to dual income households damaged the financial security of many fam
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"As we continued the discussion, he suggested I create a tool to analyze candidates last names to classify their ethnicity." Tisk. Tisk. It's been well documented that these tools are used to weed out ethnicities.
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In what way is he a horrible manager of people? Look at the impact of his projects.
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>who is this linus guy anyway? lol. just the guy who wrote linux and git. He's a fin btw.
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This is hilarious. This has to be satirical. When did mail list rants become a social issue?
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They provided technical terminology when they explained that its Young's modulus is comparable to steel and iron. I agree that 'unbreakable' is clickbait even if it is quoted.
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I wonder if it's safe to smoke out of.
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Show HN: My Firefox Shortcuts
(browse-with-a-keyboard.pen.io)
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