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6y ago
This is interesting to me. So would video sites be be a good candidate? High hosting bills leading to low profit margins leading to low valuations. How much can you realistically cut them by?
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6y ago
I founded a blockchain project dedicated entirely to NFTs. This is clearly a bubble. There may be some long term value in these NFTs long in the future simply because they will be some of the first NFTs ever made and NFTs will eventually po
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6y ago
This is the answer to a very different question.
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6y ago
These says, if you write "men" instead of "mostly men", you get attacked my SJWs. My favorite form is when they write "men (and they are almost entirely men)." But as is becoming clear to many, you cant please
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6y ago
The vast majority of consumers will file a chargeback under the wrong reason, or give insufficient evidence, or will lose the chargeback due to an automated system siding with the merchant because there is a tracking number present. For exa
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6y ago
Kinda funny because Shopify pay is powered by Stripe.
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6y ago
I would definitely use this. Very interesting idea. It's like a 911 for development. However I do worry that more complex problems cant be solved over a phone call. So it has to be a context less question that's simply over my hea
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6y ago
A second passport for a country that doesn't have an extradition treaty with the first, or better yet, an "enemy state", is a literal get-out-of-jail-free card.
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6y ago
> I mean except in the commodities markets, the housing market, the price of ammo, of course. Unless you believe those are just "bubbles" as well. Do you have anything I can read to learn how to distinguish asset bubbles from i
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6y ago
Along these lines, any reading recommendations other than https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FC12C8/ ?
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6y ago
I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
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6y ago
They fall off at 4:50
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6y ago
There's also the odd sensation you can get after extended VR use that your limbs arent really your limbs.
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6y ago
On the other hand, it shouldn't be so easy to find evidence of the author taking creative liberty with data. If he is willing to change data in one place to fit his narrative, then you ought to take the whole book with a mountain of sa
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6y ago
But in this case I imagine they have to spend all their assets on buying stock, even if they cant buy enough to get back to even, right?
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6y ago
I know there are a lot of Wall st guys here. Can someone explain what's really going to happen here in regards to the short squeeze? Is it really so simple? How will the shorts be able to cover? Also, is this page correct in saying tha
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6y ago
> I’ve come to think that maybe young person can YOLO a bit against the odds somewhere in life. If something returns poorly on average, but has high payouts at the top it might just work out. Your life won’t be the average case but singl
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6y ago
> Does that include people of Chinese descent who are Japanese citizens. Yes. It does not include non-Japanese passport holding Chinese.
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6y ago
No they became popular because they paid publishers better because they had more data for targeting.
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6y ago
Pump your stock price with this one weird trick (Hint: it's lying). > He says the company's main competition is "anyone in business of offering software revenue tools to publishers," including CMS providers, email ser
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6y ago
A lot of words in this article in order to make a very weak argument. I assume he started writing before he started researching. From wikipedia: > Chinese people in Japan are the largest foreign minorities in Japan. They comprise 0.64% o
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6y ago
Why would someone be DDOSing Gandi? extortion?
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6y ago
Remember, it can always get worse. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/996_working_hour_system
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6y ago
> If that worked, everyone would do it, and so it would no longer work. This simply isn't true. Sometimes there are dollar bills on the ground. It takes a lot of years for everyone to pick them all up. Keep in mind that the efficien
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6y ago
If they are white then we call them mafia, unless they are white and more brute, in which case we call them a mob, which is, to be fair, a word commonly used to refer to the people at the Capitol on the 6th.
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6y ago
They are in both app stores. Parler was removed.
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6y ago
Why? And what about people who keep a knife collection?
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6y ago
I'm 29 and have a question for those older than me. Until about 10 years ago, I dont remember ever hearing anyone arguing that we should limit free speech. I remember being told that the only limit was that you couldnt tell "fire&
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6y ago
I agree it's worth studying and understanding. I feel like we're seeing quite a bit of it in the area of politics right now.
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6y ago
Their business has grown a lot due to The Queen's Gambit. It's pretty cool when an outsized force grows your business like this!
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