10B is what this article says
https://www.semafor.com/article/01/09/2023/microsoft-eyes-10...
Also mentions a profit distribution, where MS would get the majority of profit until its investment is paid back
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https://www.semafor.com/article/01/09/2023/microsoft-eyes-10...
Also mentions a profit distribution, where MS would get the majority of profit until its investment is paid back
Fire/reduce public servants and spread them away from Lisbon, there, solved!
sources:
"highest increase in jobs can be seen in central administration"
https://www.portugalresident.com/number-of-public-sector-wor...
https://ec.europa.eu/social/BlobServlet?docId=19963&langId=e...
76% centralized government https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/b9b...
So landlords have no option to evict them, don't make enough money for any kind of renovations, have no option but to wait until the elders pass away and the units become available
Can you elaborate on this please?
digital nomad = selling a common service - probably cheaper since you can work remotely from cheaper countries
Still!
In the end it's just a "shortcut" for a private company to go public by acquiring an already listed company
Retail investors tend to loose, but just the same as they would with a proper IPO or any crypto ICO
So US customers who may have used FTX.com were circumventing whatever minimal measures they had preventing them to signup/use the platform
Upload a docker image, specify container size (1cpu 2gb)
go live
scale from 1rps to 1000 rps any time
stateless
pay per request or pay per container
78M profit on 290M revenue
(See [0] above)
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So you could do 12h shifts 3/4 days a week and/or have extra days off
How come VC and the Canada Teachers Pension are doing a series B that raised 420M without any due diligence? Why didn't we hear about this before?
he's just one player in the ecosystem, trying milking as much as possible
good job building FTX into one of the largest CEX but.... :)
> Cash and cash equivalents refers to the line item on the balance sheet that reports the value of a company's assets that are cash or can be converted into cash immediately.
> Cash equivalents include bank accounts and marketable securities such as commercial paper and short-term government bonds.
> Cash equivalents should have maturities of three months or less.
Don't know specifics on FTX/Alameda but this is probably normal to a degree for banks/brokers or just any regular business?
https://github.com/willhallonline/docker-ansible
Still multiple major releases behind but still
Also I wonder how often the new releases are used (market share?) since so many people moved to cloud/k8s
https://www.submarinenetworks.com/en/stations/europe/france/...
> You pay 1¢ (or less!) for every Gigabyte of data accelerated over our cloud network.
doesn't seem clear cut as they bundle it in a subscription packages, but at this volume you'd surely need their enterprise package (10Tb+), which you'd expect to get 0.01 or less
bunny
> First 500TB $0.005 /GB
> From 1PB-2PB $0.002 /GB
You could try that instead of the "CDN" service
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Alternatively, try the "cheap" CDN services like Bunny or Beluga, which have packages for high volume like 0.005c/gb
Cloudflare is not really selling a CDN, but all the "smart" services on top of it.
That's why you don't have as much control (like blocking IP/Geos without Enterprise), or run into issues for breaking their ToS.
popular target for short sellers - numbers are getting better but depend on what numbers you looking at (FCF, net earnings, EBITa, etc)
edit: maybe the criticism is outdated, I'm not following too closely
2000 USD for a certified trainer come to the office give you a lecture
200 USD for a subscription on e-learning service
20 USD (times x) for books on specific topics
What would the employee choose if they had to pay, what would the company choose (for whatever reasons they have)
It's up to the landlord to negotiate based on his individual situation (condition of the unit, demographics, furniture, etc)
Not different from a company asking for "market data" regarding salaries and use that to _guide_ their salary offers to new candidates
In the end the company will adjust their recommendation based on results/feedback from candidates (some companies could be popular/well liked and get away with lower compensation, and vice versa)
Should be the book name (I just tried to find it)
try to find out what is lacking in your experience from their POV
Finding a job can take time even during good times, you already quit so only thing you can do is be persistent now and flexible to whatever comes up
In the meantime, Github is always a good option: contribute to OSS projects, show activity and your experience.
Maybe some of the companies regularly contributing to OSS would consider hiring you (RedHat etc?)
This implies the bonds are stored on their account, not the end users
> and it would take 8 years to move 10% of it to other countries
At the same time, Apple is big enough it could possibly "disrupt" supply chains and suddenly a new manufacturing center somewhere else and bring the house with it?