ESTheComposer

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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
The SEC can't declare everything a security, then enforce it without providing evidence or guidance to companies trying to be regulated, and then further make videos on twitter declaring that it's as easy as signing a form to be r
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
This is such a farce of an article. "Coinbase has taken an increasingly defiant stance, publicly criticizing the SEC and urging regulators to write new rules for crypto rather than enforce existing ones." No, they're asking t
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Your explanation is trying to insinuate that it’s because they’re black, but they deliver to black neighborhoods inside SF limits, therefore you can’t just say “oh they’re racist”. If my original example is what we went with, you could beca
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
So in your opinion contractors don't exist? Because what you're telling me is if I want to hire a contractor and they say no, and I decide I won't use them again in the future, then I'm all of a sudden an employer. Maybe
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
There could be many factors to that though. I mean first thing to ask would probably be did the amount of drivers increase substantially in the last 8-12 months? If so it would be just like any other market force; more available contractors
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
I mean this proves my point? If you're trying to point out the one part that's blue on that map to the right of 280, I'll point you to the multiple pockets of blue inside their delivery zones
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
If you're not able to choose and reject tasks (rides), then that would make Uber an employer. The reality is they can (and do), so it goes against this whole quote. "You are not an independent contractor if you perform services th
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
I'm guessing a lot of people doing uber driving now either never A. Attempted to be a taxi driver so never saw that system B. Grew up in the Uber generation and has only seen the improved taxi system that happened as a result of ride s
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
East of 280 doesn't really denote anything about danger to me, as I don't recall those areas being any more dangerous than the rest of SF. If they deliver to Tenderloin and not there I highly doubt it's for the reason you&#x2
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Except the drivers can reject trips. Uber can just choose not to use them for future assignments, e.g what they're doing with suspending accounts for rejecting too many rides. They're basically saying they don't want to work
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
I lived next to it and had to walk through there all the time at night, so I'm pretty aware of the risks there, as well as the demographic. Uber would 100% get labeled racist if drivers never went there.
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
> Accounts are suspended for repeatedly not driving to dangerous areas. Do you not see why this is a policy? If you're in SF for example and drivers refuse to pick up anyone from the Tenderloin, and the Tenderloin is predominately o
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Yellen has been intimately involved in the process so I don't think there's too much of a difference right now, especially since they all had a zoom call including hundreds of senators at like 1 in the morning over the weekend.
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
So why would you not say the same for the folks spearheading their closure? Yellen has gotten multi million checks from banks
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
"Objective fact" lol please. Not an objective word in this sentence that you can back up with literally anything. Or we can just take your hyperbole and apply it to literally anything that has any negative sides to it.
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Sure but you run so many iterations of it it bogs the whole thing down
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Your site is spewing an insane amount of confetti like 20 times on the first load of the page
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Cool, my hyperbole is 99% of churches are charities. Now what? What is the point of commenting a hyperbole?
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Yeah I didn't say anything about the LDS church specifically, just that OP is talking about 99% of churches not being charities
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
It seems you don't read and are the one that is fucking obtuse. Your link says 25% (not a larger percentage) agree with some "central tenets" of QAnon (as do 16% of the population as a whole), the central tenets that is menti
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Citation for that 99% figure? If it's anecdotal then I will give you my anecdote as a non Christian that I see 99% of churches doing charitable works.
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Sure, just like all who voted for JFK were right then and there baptized as Catholics
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Great to see percentages thrown out without citations, unless you’ve of course spoken to most of them throughout the US personally. Also I’m not a Republican so
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
QAnon nuts don't represent all conservatives, just as the people inciting riots and looting during BLM don't represent all liberals. Black and white thinking is stupid in this day and age yet it seems to persist
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Wanting to further your own goals !== "bad people". You can want to further your own goals while helping others.
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Your HTML to Markdown is pretty off. <h1>Test</h1> <h2>Test2</h2> <h3>Test3</h3> <ul> <li>List1</li> </ul> Gets converted to Test ==== Test2 ----- #
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Pretty sure it originally had FTX and crypto flipped, which is why my reply made sense. At the moment, yes it’s ironic that this happens in crypto even though crypto’s main (and maybe only) strength is that it isn’t beholden to a centralize
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
No, not even remotely. FTX is a centralized exchange, and is the opposite of what crypto’s original philosophy is
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Hey there, installed this as I think it's a pretty nice extension that could help with keeping me engaged in articles. Found a bug on Firefox. (I'm on Dark mode fyi) If I click the extension, then click it again, then click it onc
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by ESTheComposer 4y ago
Love that a large chunk of negative sentiment comments here are from one private equities trader. Pretty telling imo. Anonymity is not a crime

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