wrren

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by wrren 9y ago
That would be gross income, net income is income after all costs have been deducted. That would indicate that their annual costs are ~$7B, most of which probably goes towards producing new shows and licensing existing ones.
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by wrren 10y ago
There are plenty of SF startups (and full-sized companies like Twitter etc.) that never make a profit. But startups in SF that can make a profit will still win out over European equivalents since they're granted such huge runways to pe
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by wrren 10y ago
While I think that supporting startups is a good idea, creating a campus without a nearby network of rich investors is like sowing seeds in sand. I've been part of more than one startup in Europe and it is far more difficult to secure
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by wrren 10y ago
As an aside, you can set up a security group in AWS that blocks inbound traffic on port 80 if you'd like to neuter the incoming requests.
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by wrren 10y ago
I may be incorrect, but Pokemon Go was released with Nintendo's approval; meaning they've dipped a toe into smartphone games.
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by wrren 10y ago
Don't worry, I wasn't mashing my fingers into my keyboard in a sweaty rage while typing the above. Life is full of little annoyances, some are fun to comment on though.
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by wrren 10y ago
It's a pretty sensical and predictable movement though; Nintendo's first real foray into smartphone games becomes the most successful launch ever, leading the stock market to rationally believe that Nintendo will begin to really p
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by wrren 10y ago
"could care less" is a mistake that just grew popular enough to become common use; it doesn't make any sense as a statement since it implies that you haven't hit your care 'floor'.