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tuberelay
5y ago
Anyone know how I can invest/get exposure to hetzner as a business? Doesn't seem to be a public company. I can honestly see these guys becoming a HUGE cloud provider.
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5y ago
There are big questions about the amount of gravitas that mainstream economists are afforded by people in power. Misnaming the econ prize as a "Nobel" prize and placing it's winners on the level of great physicists, chemists
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tuberelay
5y ago
China corrupts any global organization it touches.
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tuberelay
5y ago
UI Path does this in a nice way
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tuberelay
6y ago
The elephant didn't have a cardiac arrest and humanity shouldn't get "feel-goods" about this crap.
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tuberelay
6y ago
Based comment, 10/10. Feel bad for these rubes. We're currently in the "giant sucking sound and harbor incomprehensibly drains" phase of the hard money tsunami, and people can't see it.
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tuberelay
6y ago
21M is the basis of bitcoin for most hodlers. Any fork or decision by anyone to change this 21M number means that for me (and most hardcore bitcoiners I know) the chain which sticks to Satoshi's 21M becomes the REAL bitcoin chain. 21M
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6y ago
Dow dropped 90% in great depression, so even trading the dow with 10% leverage would've wiped you out. Dow also dropped >50% in GFC, so 2x leverage would've ended you. Taking ultra risky bets when you are young is sensible beca
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tuberelay
6y ago
China only farms out the scammy companies to US exchanges. Luckin coffee, TAL education, iqiyi
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6y ago
Anaesthesiologist here. I did EM for 6 months and hated it. This is because it just doesn't suit my personality. To be good at EM you need to be: - Comfortable with being a kinda bad at everything and great at nothing - Comfortable w
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7y ago
Transporting a patient that sick requires a specially trained doctor and nurse, ambulance transfers to helipad/airport, an 8 hour+ return trip, and a high likelihood of giving the disease to a bunch of people at the new centre. If you
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7y ago
MD here. In the short term, more information might cause harm because doctors are risk averse & scared of lawsuits and err on overbiopsy/overtreat, and many of our treatments aren't as good as we think they are, and all of thi
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7y ago
The official US inflation measure is garbage. It doesn't include enough of the big 3 costs in people's lives : housing, education and healthcare. It includes whacky stuff like "oh your cellphone is faster now than 5 years ago
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7y ago
Did you get to the "break through" level?
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7y ago
If you print money and then give it all to big banks who use it to ramp up the price of equities, it never really reaches the average person for them to be able to ramp up the price of the basket of things which CPI measures. Inflation her
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7y ago
With a small float and Saudi state owning the other 98% it means that high price can be maintained with little inflow, but global passive equity investors are mandated (I think?) to hold a big chunk of this overpriced equity due to the huge
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7y ago
2 trillion market cap? Corrupt russian oil and gas companies trade at 4x earnings. At that valuation with annual earnings of $90 billion aramco should be valued at more like $360 billion. Sorry, but that's the penalty you pay for being
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7y ago
I disagree with almost all of this. I doubt there's any point arguing the individual points with you though. Time will tell who is correct.
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7y ago
> With the introduction of the US Fed, recessions became less frequent, less damaging, so much so that the period called the Great Moderation still has economists working on exactly how come the previous boom and bust cycle got so smooth
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7y ago
I am founding a startup looking to use modern tunneling tech like horizontal directional drilling and pipe-jacking to build networks of tunnels under major cities to allow high speed "just in time" deliveries using small autonomou
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7y ago
How do they know that these bars don't have 10% tungsten content deep inside? Have they drilled them?
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7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/user/CCTVNEWSbeijing/videos There are armies of weird looking accounts posting and upvoting obsessively in odd, non-organic patterns. Someone is obviously running a massive sockpuppet army.
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7y ago
Does anyone else think that angel investing seems like an odd concept in that it implies a single person investing a large amount in a very early stage business. Most people with sub 9 figure net worth should probably steer towards investin
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Pierre Omidyar is using his ebay billions to fund the intercept and Glen Greenwald et al to directly attack islamo-skeptics like Sam Harris and push his far-left agenda.
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7y ago
filipino air traffic control, a smattering of rain and some micro house does it for me!
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7y ago
Premature infants have >10 IQ points drop, and as hospitals reduce their threshold of viability to 24 or 23 weeks, these infants often have really significant cognitive defects. Here in NZ around 1/3 of these infants will fail the
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7y ago
Japan has almost negligible immigration. I don't think they even record statistics on it - last time they did a few years ago it was a total of 8000 people for a population of 125 million, compared to sweden which took 180,000 with a
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7y ago
Can engineers please critique the following idea: Design city size "Spidercam" style delivery systems https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDGAa6ww7S4 3-4 tall pylons with heavy duty winches and kevlar cable linked in
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8y ago
When I finally get tired of being nagged to install the app and concede, I find the app is exactly like the mobile website, except all my normal browser functions like select/copy, copy image link, find are all non-intuitive or don
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8y ago
Doctor here - honestly, a paper record works great generally. The really useful low hanging fruit of EHR is an electronic portal for radiology results, blood results, discharge summaries and letters. If you have a way to link family doctor&
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