With that said, I do believe Nvidia is overvalued - if it triples profit its PE ratio would still be 30 (i.e. 30 years to return on investment), while there's a fairly good chance someone would catch up to them in 10-20 years.
Using trailing PE shows an inaccurate picture for a high growth company so it makes more sense to just take the last quarter and project forwards.
The only problem is that these individually minded (cancer) cells have every ability of your healthy cells and have basically stopped caring about the greater whole and care about themselves. Then they evolve at a micro level for their survival to fend off chemo, immune system, radiation etc. All it takes is one adapted/surviving cell to come back strong.
The sophisticated mechanisms for evasion exist because they have all the methods of evading your immune system that healthy multicellular organisms need to function and they multiply and increase their mutation rate to try new methods to survive and thrive.
I view cancer cells as single cells to understand their behavior with the adaptations of all the healthy cells returning to their “baser instincts”.
Source: Caretaker of a cancer patient and former cell bio major
PS: Take all the above with a grain of salt
Fuck Cancer
I've had this misdiagnosed medical condition for 25 years by multiple doctors. Nothing serious but extremely annoying. There are approved drugs in Europe for decades which are much better than the ones approved in North America. One day the company making the drug that's approved in North America decided to stop making it! You just could not get it. This was the event that finally led to the correct diagnosis for my condition because I was in so much pain I got to see the expert. Turns out my condition has a very simple non-prescription solution and for 25 years I've been taking the wrong meds that happen to alleviate this different condition as well!
So I am good but this condition is not uncommon. What are all the other people that really need this drug in North America doing?
I'm not sure what's the takeaway here. Maybe that efficient/smart organizations generally don't exist. This is just a reflection of human nature.
I also have it linked to my mercury business account. Trying to find another free business checking account that works with zelle but this will do for now
And later improvements have just continue to accrue.
This from a guy who just implemented a persistent object cache with it, and was blown away by how well it works. And my requirement was all SQLite versions 3.7 and later, so there's conditional code. (ROWID or not, UPSERT or not).
Not to mention there are probably ten or more of these databases in your mobile phone. We haven't heard, at least I haven't, about any monstrous day-1 vulnerabilities in this code.
A really good design choice, SQLite is, if your application can live with its local file system requirement.
Definitely reduces the need for another dependency if that’s your thing and it fits your needs
The last line hit hard. Need to remind myself of this sometimes