rossbmiller

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   by rossbmiller 8y ago

   The other way around, if his financial professionals weren't taking advantage of this total "gimme" of the planning world, he'd probably be concerned.
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   by rossbmiller 8y ago

   They're probably angling to cut delivery costs by delivering to people's cars while they're at work. This analysis aligns to what I know about how Amazon rolls out new products and features. There was an A|B test of this,
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   by rossbmiller 8y ago

   I once saw an interesting research report comparing publicly traded companies based on their outstanding pension / retirement plan debt. The investment thesis was essentially advocating for shorting the companies with the largest unde
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   by rossbmiller 8y ago

   I think it's brilliant. If you live in Seattle and know anyone who's a mid-level corporate employee at Amazon, you should notice that it's a great way of selecting talent who are committed to the company and who will stick a
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   by rossbmiller 9y ago

   Keys and faces don't really matter. It's a 3-part test. 1. You are a government agent 2. You are on a quest for evidence 3. You are searching in a place where there exists a reasonable expectation of privacy If all 3 of these are