if, instead of paying $1/mo for milk in your coffee at Nvidia you had put that money into Nvidia stock over those 5 years... that $60 in milk would have turned into $43,500
Lesson: drink your coffee black
Let's count the reasons this is dumb:
1. You couldn't legally invest in gold in 1971
2. You can live in a house, but not in a gold vault
3. $25K invested in the S&P 500 in 1971 would be worth $8.5 million today
Treasure Island was supposed to be San Francisco’s airport
But then WW2 got in the way and the Navy took it over, so it never got the chance to be.
Would have been incredible to have a major airport right in between SF and Oakland.
In this case we do have some kind of counterfactual, right?
Ballmers big bets were windows everywhere, Bing, hardware, and smartphones. Acquired: yammer, Skype, Nokia
Nadellas big bets were OpenAI, Azure, Teams
Acquired: LinkedIn, Minecraft, GitHub, Activision
You tell me
Florida state agencies are taking down Flock cameras on orders from Ron DeSantis.
Like data centers, ALPRs have become a bipartisan issue, and also one that has moved sharply against them in public opinion over the last year :(