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That's how it used to be, then people on social media such as Twitter started reporting things like "why is this Bounty ad next to a controversial figure like Pewdiepie". That's when companies paying for ads started to c
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Why should you be the one to make that decision? I'm sure workers, especially highly skilled Amazon engineers, have the capacity to decide for themselves that Amazon isn't some evil company Hacker News paints them to be. And their
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No insurers will underwrite against a nationwide shutdown caused by pandemic (or war or other meteor strike or any other similar economy-halting event). They'd literally go bankrupt the second they start paying out because the idea of
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Gold is currently lower than it was at its peak and subsequent crash in 2012. There's no evidence it will ever come back to those all time highs, and definitely not fast enough to outpace total market investments. There's no "
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>There was a time when business weren't leveraged to the max and the profit taking during good times was not squeezed to every cent Can you cite such a time when businesses, especially small, could survive in a competitive market wi
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You're assuming that the s&p would have done well had the government not enacted TARP. It's pretty agreed upon by economists that the bailouts of the GFC saved us from financial collapse.
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There is still taxes, mortgage, upkeep, and many other daily expenditures of life to pay.
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The only action from the Fed "arsenal" that is used up is lowering the Fed funds rate. And even then, going negative is an option. The Fed still has numerous things it can do, including helicopter money, massive expansion of QE, b
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The Fed is set to announce small business loans very soon. This is just part of a larger plan.
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The Fed doesn't control the money supply. That's the job of the Treasury.
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Helicopter money won't help businesses in the service industry where people literally can't spend their newfound helicopter dollars. With the incompetence of the SBA I'm not sure what a total solution would look like, but hel
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This is an article about small businesses, which make up the backbone of the economy. It makes 0 financial sense to save up 6 months of savings for any company, big or small. This is literally a once-a-century event.
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This "dangerous surveillance bill" is the status quo. Not to say that it is acceptable, but please realize that there's no new powers being granted, just old ones being renewed that expired this week. Also, are we really allo
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> US public health infrastructure is less resilient than most of europe, capacity is lower these parts
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They're police officers. It's pretty standard to carry.
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The copy/paste buffer is also accessible via accessibility features. This isn't a fix for the "problem" presented by the article. (personally I think it is hardly an issue)
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Push for More Privacy Protections Throws FISA Talks into Disarray
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7y ago
This comment was posted by an account <1 year old. Make of that what you will.
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7y ago
The government currently doesn't even have enough test kits for hospitals. We're very very far from getting take home kits.
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For my extension the review was automatic, and flags things like direct html editing. I only have a few hundred users though, so I'm not sure at what point they decide to do manual reviews.
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You are incorrect. You can inspect extensions that you download to compare the source code to the github release, or even audit the specific source you have have downloaded. Please don't spread FUD.
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I don't think you understand what anonymized means. Yes they know that someone went to those URLs... but they can't link it to a person. So it's anonymous.
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At my school (Georgia Tech) the athletic program not only doesn't take any money from the rest of school, it actually earns money for our school through licensing deals and ticket sales.
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bureaucrat was being facetious.
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Fresh-Food Vending Machines Will Be Graded Like Restaurants
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The Concussion Crisis in Australian Rules Football
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U.S. Threat to Withdraw from Postal Treaty Prompts Emergency Talks
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The teens who are being hospitalized for this wouldn't legally be able to buy thc cartridges anyway, so they may still resort to black market goods.
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Difference is your written English can be riddled with errors and people will still get it. As long as you have some knowledge of spoken English you can get your point across fine. The same is not true for character languages like Mandarin
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We've already seen this in 2008. The funds will go down, then once the recession passes will return to normal. Long term holders have little to fear.
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