ConnorBoyd

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by ConnorBoyd 4mo ago
The S-1 itself isn't made public in a confidential filing.
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by ConnorBoyd 3y ago
I was surprised to learn that Cakebread Cellars is actually named for its founders, Jack and Dolores Cakebread
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by ConnorBoyd 3y ago
Last I heard, Starlink isn't reliable in a forest. The trees intermittently block the signal.
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by ConnorBoyd 5y ago
It's called the "greenhouse effect" because the CO2 traps heat in the earth's atmosphere, just like the walls and roof of a greenhouse trap the heat inside the greenhouse. Greenhouses are also enriched with extra CO2 to
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by ConnorBoyd 9y ago
CD quality is 1.4 mbps 16 * 44,100 * 2 = 1,411,200
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by ConnorBoyd 9y ago
They traded based on material, non-public information, so I would have to say yes, this is definitely insider trading, but I'm not a lawyer...
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by ConnorBoyd 10y ago
Nobody except the eight cameras on the car
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
I definitely wouldn't consider that to be a "melt-down"
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
Maybe because that would give an advantage to people using faster languages, and they want it to be more about the machine learning algorithms
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
11% might be the long-term historical average (last 75 years or so), but that still sounds pretty high.
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
They're really bad at numbering. First the Xbox One, and now this
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
Well that's kind of boring
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
10 nodes with 100GB each. 100 nodes with 10GB each. 1000 nodes with 1GB each. Spark is built for scaling out.
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
Sort of a misquote. The Bloomberg article quotes the Google Ventures managing partner, who says the long-term market value could be $200 billion or more. This article makes it sound like that's their current valuation. Still sounds too
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
Plus for international travelers, restaurant wifi is sometimes the only way to get internet access
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
So they buy Time Warner and still have $120B left over
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
According to their wiki page, Quora's valued at over 900 million after their most recent round of funding.
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
I did an hourly internship last summer and got 4th of July off, paid. It must depend on the company.
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by ConnorBoyd 12y ago
Plus $16M back in June
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by ConnorBoyd 13y ago
Their search revenue is still advertising revenue though
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by ConnorBoyd 13y ago
I'm probably biased, but I think the Denver/Boulder area would be a good candidate