peloton

6 ms·

1.
by peloton 4y ago
Does this link work for you https://archive.ph/Yg64e
2.
by peloton 9y ago
This is right, but I'd also add that the benefit to cap and trade is that it's politically easier to do (since it's not called a "tax").
3.
by peloton 9y ago
There wasn't market manipulation here on GDAX's part. The people they are compensating are those who got wiped because they were trading on margin (if anyone is not familiar, this adds much more risk). These people already had th
4.
by peloton 10y ago
Have seen this, haven't tried (and I have no affiliation): https://www.trycleo.com/
5.
by peloton 10y ago
Recent data suggests trade restrictive measures are at an elevated level. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-10/trump-or-n...
6.
by peloton 10y ago
There isn't a lot of substance but the Enron comparison is awfully loaded. The article specifically calls out the use of off balance sheet entities to hide costs-- for people who follow this stuff, that immediately triggers memories o
7.
by peloton 10y ago
Agree, Inoreader has a lot of power user features. The iOS apps are good too.
8.
by peloton 11y ago
Not mentioned in article but bodes well for drones, aerial mapping, etc.
9.
by peloton 11y ago
FASB ASC Topic 820, Unobservable inputs for Level 3 assets/liabilities.
10.
by peloton 11y ago
Yea, I think the industry seems to have been caught off guard by how aggressive the mutual funds have been with their mark-to-market valuations. This public data will likely have to be factored into the valuation methodologies of the privat
11.
by peloton 11y ago
This might be a little off topic but I heard on the other hand that Stanford's business school was an underdog pre 1990s. Do you know if there's any truth to that?
12.
by peloton 11y ago
I've heard discussion amongst the adtech crowd that it's "viewability tracking" products that are creating a lot of the slowness we feel today on the web.
13.
by peloton 11y ago
There's typically an application process for the low income units. The rents are much cheaper than for the regular units. http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2012/06/05/city_now_accepting_... I've se
14.
by peloton 11y ago
Looked up the latest Janrain report. Looks like the trend reversed and Facebook increased their share: "Facebook is regaining ground lost in Q4 2014, with noteworthy growth in the Consumer Brand (9% increase) and B2B (11% increase) ve
15.
by peloton 12y ago
For those who care, the Gmail app still has the option to not load images. It's why I still use it over Dropbox Mailbox, Google Inbox, and Microsoft Outlook (Acompli).
16.
by peloton 12y ago
I, too, am not a fan of blog posts without dates. The archive view suggests it's new: http://danluu.com/blog/archives/
17.
by peloton 12y ago
From the LP pov, it boils down to capital concentration. Most LPs I've spoken with are not that different from Michael Kim (LP from the article) in that they are for capital concentration. It is the most controversial part of the offe
18.
by peloton 12y ago
Yeah, not only that but it's not easy for an org as big as Google to experiment with stuff like this when they have a huge advertising operation that's trying to sell more ads, not less. Moves like this have to be top down driven
19.
by peloton 12y ago
Ray Oldenburg wrote the influential book about this topic. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_place I read it years ago so I'm less familiar with how it's viewed today (with the rise of virtual third places
20.
by peloton 13y ago
Remember the Bloomberg terminal snooping controversy from last year? Reporters at Bloomberg News had access to terminal meta data that allowed them to view user contact information and monitor login activity. When the activity was disclose
21.
by peloton 13y ago
Their model definitely doesn't fit the industry way of doing things but I give credit to the Lightbank guys for putting something different out there and standing behind it. They have a track record and are investing a lot of their ow
22.
by peloton 13y ago
Can't confirm for ERA but this is standard practice for accelerator programs. 500, etc. do this.
23.
by peloton 13y ago
It's a good question but I think Rob was trying to leave that out of scope and focus on a process that probably fits what other seed/early stage funds have either proactively created or reactively evolved. What's implied is
24.
The increase in number of seed funds from an LP's point of view(lp2dot0.com)
1 points by peloton 13y ago|0 comments
25.
by peloton 13y ago
Founders in this position usually sell because they can't raise any more money and the next best option is to shut down the company because they're out of money. With an acqui-hire, at least you find a soft landing spot for some o
26.
by peloton 13y ago
They would if they found tech that gave them a clear edge and it made sense to acquire from an ROI perspective.
27.
by peloton 13y ago
That's usually a placeholder number. They're going to raise what they can and it will probably end up much higher than $1b in stock.
28.
General Solicitation Rules: The Old Way Preserved Under 506(b), Or is it?(blog.seedinvest.com)
1 points by peloton 13y ago|0 comments
29.
FINRA Hints At Imminent Release Of Title III Crowdfunding Rules(blog.seedinvest.com)
2 points by peloton 13y ago|0 comments
30.
by peloton 13y ago
I've been using Trello for a few weeks now. Is there a resource out there that can show me how power users are using it so I can really max it out?

More ›