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drelihan
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Comment #35647158
Comparing Python to Perl ( assuming equal experience with both ): If you are a good programmer, you will write good Perl and Python code. If you are a bad programmer, you will like…
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Comment #35378177
Probably referring to recent articles / interviews that claim how large tech companies over-hired in efforts to take supply out of the market for competitors. https://fortune.com/2…
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Comment #23650981
For those looking to make a good investment to “create a desirable urban space”, there are many ways to donate to non-profit (museums, theaters, local schools, libraries, co-ops, e…
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Comment #23650811
Was expecting more info on how repayment works thru the revenue sharing notes - not clear what percentage of revenue a business is agreeing to pay or how much teeth these notes act…
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Comment #22913162
Pay attention. This is how you rant.
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Comment #21812625
Agreed! Once we automate one task, we move onto the next. Some of the automation requires tending over time, but order of magnitude less than the manual intervention than before. T…
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Comment #21769090
I’d rather invest in just that company, one that can continue reinvesting profits in itself at attractive returns year in and out. I can sit back and let compounding work it’s magi…
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Comment #21769051
No, the corporation retires the shares after the buyback. Total outstanding shares decrease. All remaining shareholders get a larger percent ownership of the corporation
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Comment #21764186
Buybacks are effectively taxed at the same rate as dividends, at least qualified dividends, just timing differs: Simple case with a corporation worth $200 with two equal shareholde…
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Comment #21693098
My two top ( by dollars and attention ) are: - Walker School ( walkercares.org ) - special education and behavioral care for children and their families. Why Support? This is a loc…
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Comment #21475036
Big difference is that a surgeon cannot fiddle around with a liver, jam it back in the body, wake the patient up, test how the change works, and address (or revert if really messed…
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Comment #21330322
Others.
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Comment #21193127
Have it do one thing very well and document it clearly so users can build it into their own processes. If it is more complicated than that ( i.e. must do several things very well w…
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Comment #21060920
You own 40% of the company right now and Jim owns 60% ( assuming all common stock ). If you sold the company right now, that should be the ratio to use to divvy up the proceeds due…
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Comment #20879802
Imagine there was a cookie market made up of two types of cookies, tasty and meh. An active investor in cookies would spend time determining which cookies are likely tasty and whic…
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Comment #18598895
No really easy way to do it. Just step through in a debugger a bunch of times and pay attention to the call stack and you'll start to get a feeling of the flow and structure of the…
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Comment #18195269
... actually the U.S. Nuclear System uses 8 inch floppy disks. FISK seems to be too advanced.
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Comment #18195264
How else do you think the U.S. Nuclear System shares data https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/05/26/479588478... ?
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Comment #17863497
Finishing my first build now. It was a tear down of an old house and replaced with a slightly larger ( ~ 4200sqft ), custom house on the same footprint. A different design ( curved…
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Comment #17242295
Shouldn't the criticism for IPO terms like this be directed at the money managers buying these shares on behalf of their clients? It is ultimately those making the capital allocati…
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Comment #17134674
Awesomeness?
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Comment #17128902
I still use Eudora... heavily .... maybe this is a sign
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Comment #17112843
Variable interest rates are only disastrous if you ignore affordability in the future as rates increase. You should know at what rates the adjustments will hurt you and at which ra…
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Comment #17112804
A basic personal finance class in high school would go a long way. Anyone take one of those in high school ( or even college )?
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Comment #16931762
Building the career fair website for my college while in school. There was a lot to be desired, but thousands of students had accounts and uploaded resumes, hundreds of companies r…