wlamont

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by wlamont 4y ago
Is this still a day one company?
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by wlamont 8y ago
The decline may have a long tail. I was also blown away at their low effective tax rate.
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by wlamont 9y ago
I remember when the first iphone was released in 2007. I had several friends working at Blackberry at the time and they were dismissive of the iphone as merely a "toy". I always quiped in response "who doesn't love toy
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1 points by wlamont 10y ago|0 comments
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by wlamont 11y ago
I have been using a System 76 Gazelle Pro since 2012 running either Ubuntu or Mint and I love it. They are solid laptops. The help center is very friendly and knowledgeable. I had one problem when I first got my machine and they handled
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by wlamont 11y ago
If you were just starting out again what industry would you focus your efforts on now?
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by wlamont 11y ago
Recently a plethora of startups working on new nuclear energy technology have been created: Transatomic power, Flibe, Helion and UPower (to name a few). These startups, respectively, have technology based on molten salt reactors (MSR), new
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by wlamont 11y ago
Very insightful article from Ben. Although the conglomerates are not in vogue at the moment several conglomerates dominate the business world: GE, Siemens, etc... Actually I see a lot of parallels between Googles maturation and say GE&#x2
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by wlamont 12y ago
Agreed. The tax paying public now gets to share in the scientific results it has paid for.