MrMan

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by MrMan 4y ago
it all makes sense in the aggregate, when capital is scarce. when capital is superabundant things tend to invert, and you get a lot of criminals just milking money from the system
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by MrMan 4y ago
How can we muster the political will to try to get more immigrants to come here? It’s really important
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by MrMan 4y ago
I think it’s an excellent sorting mechanism
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by MrMan 4y ago
they have already massively benefitted from Musk touting and shilling on twitter. but will Tesla's future unfold symmetrically with its recent past...
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by MrMan 4y ago
Cramer's hedge fund did very well, and his picks for his sales clients at Goldman were very good and his reputation based on making a lot of money for sales clients gave him the ability to raise his fund. Running a huge fund is very st
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by MrMan 4y ago
they have been trained to hate the press
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by MrMan 4y ago
I think they were gradually decimated due to shrinking margins but that was partly due to decimalization, Reg NMS and other market structural reforms / changes. Then HFTs stared to flourish which drove the older market makers out of th
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by MrMan 4y ago
the next liquidity event if Automatic doesnt buy it will be an IPO, I would guess
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by MrMan 4y ago
I didn't grow up as a unix user by random chance I worked at windows companies, so I neglected vi and vim. recently I took the vim tutorial and have been Ising neovim and it has changed my life.
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by MrMan 4y ago
astrovim is really good as well
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by MrMan 4y ago
I am no MBA but how do mass market auto makers defend margins like these in the presence of robust competition? Porsche is a brand built basically on top of VW infrastructure and they painfully win their high margins from expensive add-ons
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by MrMan 4y ago
only leftists don't enjoy hateful, spiteful, fearful and angry memes blaming our problems on others
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by MrMan 4y ago
as we go forward, cars will become more like phones. it will be interesting to see if the auto industry goes in a similar direction in terms of consolidation of market share.
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by MrMan 4y ago
this is one of the only good takes I have seen on Musk and the issue of how he is steering his brand. I think he is really foolish and truly dangerous but he is no dumber than any other successful business guy when it comes to making big de
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by MrMan 4y ago
You are dead wrong about a lot of things here. Musk may not seem like a salesman to you, but he is actually one of the best salesmen and marketers we have seen, and created the major brands which have enriched him basically entirely using m
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by MrMan 4y ago
It’s probably dead accurate, let’s find out
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by MrMan 4y ago
Austin!
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by MrMan 4y ago
smarter people are deceived by different things but they are no less subject to propaganda. one of the propaganda points that works against all people is "you are in the club of smart people, let me let you in on some things most peopl
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by MrMan 4y ago
you should get Musk to organize a brigade of his followers against dang and HN.
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by MrMan 4y ago
Neovim really taking off you love to see it. I am really enjoying it for programming.
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by MrMan 4y ago
then he may have to sell more shares
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by MrMan 4y ago
it wasnt at the behest of any state what are you talking about
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by MrMan 4y ago
Yes - that is literally why “woke” is a pejorative term.
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by MrMan 4y ago
In a world of papers with code, open Ai is not open
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by MrMan 4y ago
The op is saying, correctly, that open Ai is bad because they think brown black and Asian people are as good as him. Anything that makes him feel lesser is woke and bad.
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by MrMan 4y ago
Why Arizona why not NY state
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by MrMan 4y ago
its a donation not an investment, correct?
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by MrMan 4y ago
this person has no idea what they are talking about and is stuck in the kind of denialist rhetoric that seems cute 10 or 15 years ago but is now competely embarrassingly wrong
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by MrMan 4y ago
its their free speech
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by MrMan 4y ago
free speech I think

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