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This whole comment thread is listing number of Android apps doing it...maybe you missed that

I think you are just using some extreme numbers to generalize across India. 3-4 hours to travel 60 miles you say? It takes 1 hour to drive 20 miles in Austin during office hours! So with your logic I …

Where did you see this statistic in the article?: "the article below that reported that less than half of Holiday 2017 Apple Watch sales were the then-current model." The only place where th…

This is not the theory breaking. In your example, the information asymmetry is other way around. 1) The buyer knows more about the true value of the cars compared to the seller. and/or 2) the sel…

Congrats on the funding! I think that this is a viable model for professions where high paying jobs are available aplenty. How are you planning to scale with this narrow model? Also what is your compe…

Let's look at it this way. If I make 10 predictions out of which only 1 turns out true and if I keep harping on that 1 successful prediction, does that make me a good analyst? If you think yes, t…

I think such predictions are pretty much useless in most situations. For example, there are so many experts now who predicted the stock market crash. I follow a guy on Twitter who has been predicting …

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It's amazing that how everyone but Apple knows how to run their business.

Not many professors from business schools leave academia in the US partly because in business schools the salaries are much higher compared to other fields. Of course they are still lower than in the …

Great list! I code using R and I have not used most of these packages.

Great story! I listened to his audiobook 'Ghost in the Wires' a few years back. It's a fantastic read (listen)! https://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Wires-Adventures-Worlds-Want…

That's like saying the art is created by brush and paint and certainly not the artist

I tend to agree with this point of view. Bullet train is a great example of this - https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748704814204575507... …

We were using non-collapsible stair-climber shopping carts in Singapore since at least 2011. It was about 30 USD.

This article is irrelevant because none of the claims there is made by Apple. It's what people believe. The closest claim is that Apple invented USB-C but again there is no official claim and all…

I agree, it’s relatively fairer

The title suggests that the article is going to be about Pixelbook but there is hardly anything about Pixelbook and the same old iOS can't do this and that type of a post.