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by TwoFactor 9y ago
I'm not sure that list is a fair way to determine an industry's profit per employee. Law firms aren't allowed to form C corps, which limits their size and would keep them off that list. I would expect top law firms to be in t
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
Why would the Central Government want to stop excavation because its from the Sangam Era?
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Blockchains, LLC Acquiring 60,000 Acres in Nevada to Showcase Blockchain Apps(ethnews.com)
1 points by TwoFactor 9y ago|0 comments
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Blockchain company buys 67,000 acres at Northern Nevada industrial park(thenevadaindependent.com)
1 points by TwoFactor 9y ago|0 comments
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
In that scenario there would likely be a fork of the software to do something like lower the hash power requirements and continue using the network.
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
The parties involved in the sealed indictments are actually leaked in the RSS feed. https://ecf.dcd.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/rss_outside.pl
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
I'm definitely looking forward to where this research takes us. I'm curious if there have been any efforts to create a muon-like transmitter that would add more flexibility to the sensor system. Is there something about muons that
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
Some speculation - this trend would make sense if wage growth had stagnated, and the upper class earners are making more of their income from capital gains and other similar sources.
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
There was actually a dispute about a potential Cruise cofounder getting compensation for equity at the acquisition. They recently settled the lawsuit out of court [1]. I agree they have good leadership, but they're not without any laws
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
Correct, suppliers etc are higher on the liquidity preference than debt. If something were to go wrong, its most likely that Tesla would get a soft landing (e.g acquisition by Toyota) that would pay debtors significantly more than equity ho
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
Debt holders (bonds) have a higher liquidity preference than equity (stocks) in the case of financial trouble. An oversimplified example being if Tesla was liquidated with $3B in assets, and $2B in debt, the debt holders would be paid $2B f
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by TwoFactor 9y ago
I had the same thought. It's surprising to me that R is above JavaScript.
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
That WSJ article is very interesting, and I haven't seen production costs broken down clearly like that before. It's curious that Saudi Arabia is listed as having $0 per barrel in the Gross Taxes chart even though there's a 2
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
It's interesting that to a layman this seems like almost the exact opposite of what string theory proposes dimensionally. Holographic universe theory is stating there are effectively less dimensions, while string theory shows there cou
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Wall Street Backs Blockchain for Savings on Derivatives(wsj.com)
2 points by TwoFactor 10y ago|0 comments
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IRS Quest for Coinbase Data Sets Dangerous Precedent(americanbanker.com)
2 points by TwoFactor 10y ago|0 comments
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
Click the "web" link under the article title, then click on the first result.
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
Click the "web" link under the article title, then click on the first result.
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
Is it possible the map looks like that is because a lot of the people affected by the attacks left the afflicted areas, and the voters that remain are ones benefiting from the guerrillas?
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
How do you know it was computers and not just age in general?
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
I tried googling the A.S. in Computer Information Sciences job placement rates and couldn't find anything. Do you have a link?
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
Its scary how little the founder understands about proof of work, golang, or Ethereum. The geth issue that was patched 4 months ago had nothing to do with being 51% attacked. There's no hashing power dedicated to the altcoin so it got
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
That's what is happening right now, but the currency exchange is happening on Poloniex, Kraken, etc, and the hashing power is following the exchange rate.
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
If the employees/common share holders are splitting say $1B, an employee's 1% is actually much more. It wouldn't be surprising to think the investor's preferred shares were ~50% of the equity or more, leaving the common
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
Thats actually where I saw it, but it cited the one I posted as the original. Wasn't sure which to post.
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Samsung Caught Using Apple Watch Design Figures in a Recent Patent Filing(patentlyapple.com)
6 points by TwoFactor 10y ago|2 comments
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
They don't appear to be using official auditors, and have not mentioned bankruptcy as one of their current options. The current speculation is that they will continue operating, and issue coins that either represents equity or debt in
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by TwoFactor 10y ago
Wow, been on HN for years and never realized that haha. Thanks!
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ICAP's Jenny Knott explains practical post-trade blockchain approach(ibtimes.co.uk)
3 points by TwoFactor 10y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin Correlations to Macro Environment: Gold and Yuan Standouts(tradeblock.com)
5 points by TwoFactor 11y ago|0 comments

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