you didn't read the whole line
> 55% [a healthy level at this stage in N3 development], and TSMC looks on schedule to boost yields by around 5+ points each quarter.
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> 55% [a healthy level at this stage in N3 development], and TSMC looks on schedule to boost yields by around 5+ points each quarter.
Only once I've given ~ 3 months notice simply because I didn't think I was a good fit in the company long term and I didn't have anything lined up yet.
so then you're running ads for porn, sketchy software and VPNs or wtv
You can look into alternative funding venues like Crowd Funding, but given the market conditions looks like you should aim at becoming cash flow neutral at least within a short period of time
> SBF jokes CZ couldn't visit the US
> CZ announces he will sell his full stake in FTT (a huge percent of the float)
> Alameda was extremely leveraged _based on their FTT holdings_, once FTT started crashing they went under water on their leverage and started fire selling assets at a loss
> some of those assets belonged to FTX custumers
Current stock price: ~ 65
Rundeck to automate/schedule jobs/deployments/upgrades or scale deployments (to fleet of servers)
beefy dedicated servers for 50/100 eur per month
you can use it for a few months and return it any time monthly contract)
> We are committed to protecting the benefits we have, fixing historical disparities within and across departments, and promoting equitable conditions and economic stability for all of our colleagues
> Brian McDanial (fantastic attorney) at Wilson Sonsini figuring out exactly how to structure the fund
it's a gamble/bet that the deposits will either be made whole or paid more than they're offering (90-95%)
But with such a nice offer, the fund was most likely to make little to no profit so it would be more like "public-benefit corporation"
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If you're around the right circle - founders/VC doing capital raising you probably know a few people who often invest or may have "exited" already
so you can just get in touch " would you like to save SV startups?
I'm planning to make a fund that will buy SVB deposits at 90% or more from companies to ensure they have enough liquidity for payroll and other operational costs
This is mainly in the public interest by helping startups survive through the whole ordeal until something is sorted out so unlikely you'd make a profit here
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> Clearly shows the consequences of missing payments:
> personal liabilities to directors/officers
> What were the alternatives (Hedge funds offering 60/70%)
> How quick this solution would be up and running
Maybe the author can add more details but it's interesting enough already
Most services are probably well served by AWS/Heroku and others and simply saving the engineering time on developing the product, or optimizing when it becomes a problem
AWS can be 2x as expensive as DO for a simple VM, which you can easily work around by acquiring Reserve Instances or using "spot" instances
but, the "AWS premium" becomes a problem: - 10x when dealing with bandwidth which you cannot do much except a very big enterprise package and getting some discount that even then it will be multiple times higher than the alternatives
The way I see it, AWS is great but you need to consider your 1) key infra requirements 2) consider cost effectiveness of different solutions/services 3) consider alternatives i.e.
- Cloudfront is fine, but if you doing 100 tb/month probably Cloudflare would be best! - Lambda is fine but if you doing 100M requests/month EC2/ECS would probably work better (or more cost effective)
Consider 1) what you need to get started and ship 2) what you need to scale up 3) what's the most cost effective solution long term
The requirements will change over time, be ready to adapt!
https://www.trackinsight.com/en/fund/SARK
The short index of ARKK Innovation ETF by Cathie Wood
Some companies look like they never moved away from Bitbucket
And now that they have some half-assed CI/CD offering, _some_ companies are moving into it as the first CI/CD tool they've ever used
the covid pretty much killed the income from dilbert comics, and he's creating a commotion because it has near 0 impact on whatever residual income he's getting from it
I'm accepting criticism from anyone who has seen the full context here.
The rest of you are in a fake news bubble but I trust you suspected that.
Scott Adams Interview - It's Okay to Be White
https://www.youtube.com/live/oeFA-n3SMRw?feature=share
Buy back shares at 1/5th of the price
some providers have a dedicated category for these nodes _still using_ HDD
most VPS are only using SSD/NVMe (even attached storage) so it will be too expensive as you can see
example time4vps - 1tb storage is ~ 5 eur https://www.time4vps.com/storage-vps/
"attracted 6.8B euros in investment since its launch in 2012"
6.8B / 11Y = 618M/y
Min inv = 280k
618M / 280k = 2207 GV houses sold/y
Avg amt sold/y = 150k
https://foreignbuyerswatch.com/2021/05/11/total-home-sales-i...
Golden visa share = 2k/150k = only 1%
South europe countries have ~ 50% youth unemployment and very little prospects however there's no mass shootings?
3 month could be for senior-leadership and other high level positions
> $16b BUSD issued, 3 month tbills ~4.6%, so $713 million run rate divvied up between Paxos and Binance, of which a decent portion probably subsidized user trading fees on the /BUSD pairs
https://twitter.com/BowTiedIguana/status/1625069835645497344
https://ir.gitlab.com/news-releases/news-release-details/git...
Fiscal Year 2022 Highlights:
Total revenue of $252.7 million GAAP operating margin of (51)%; Non-GAAP operating margin of (39)%
hence cutting costs before borrowing money becomes too expensive (0% interest rates are gone)
I've looked at https://www.trybookmate.co/tax previously