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2y ago
It's Matt Stoller. Never expect an honest, non-agenda driven perspective.
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2y ago
> I don't want to name names Why??
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2y ago
You need to compare against the alternative, not just look at whether or not prices reduce YoY. Objectively, this policy should be good for what it purports to do: reduce housing prices for permanent residents. This policy actually impacts
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2y ago
Because it's an extended period, with a simple round time window that doesn't include the IPO pop from the frothiest IPO environment of the last decade. Happy to have gone with any time window outside of 2021. That should be clear
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2y ago
Me, demonstrating sustained performance over last 2yrs: cherry-picking. You, choosing IPO price from the frothiest IPO environment of the last decade: elevated, rigorous, robust to outliers.
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2y ago
There is no logic. The point is to express that private equity is bad and will immanentize the eschaton leading to their preferred utopian technological world of decentralization.
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2y ago
Stock price up ~88% over the last two years and just valued in an all-cash deal at $6.9B. Yup, they’re right on the verge of that demise.
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3y ago
I wonder if they account for the noise of the test itself though in their CIs
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3y ago
Maybe what you're saying is true but it's pretty unclear to me. According to the article, it supplies 10% of the state's electricity needs. $6B over 5 yrs => $1.2B/yr => total cost of state's electricity at $1
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3y ago
This helps confirm my theory that all reindeer have some type of light emission from their nose and Rudolph was the result of a mutation that moved the light emission to visible spectrum. This would suggest all reindeeer emit UV light form
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3y ago
$22.49 is what I saw (and paid) as well.
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3y ago
Did you go to Amazon from the linked page? Mine was lower than the claimed $30 but maybe it was targeted? $22.49 before tax.
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3y ago
Easy buy. Stripe Press has a fantastic aesthetic and quality to their books and this is a classic. Less than $25 with taxes on Amazon.
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3y ago
Scene: dopamean and their partner get home from the grocery store with a trunk full of groceries. dopamean's partner knows dopamean has had a tough week at work and wants to do something nice for them. dopamean's partner: "He
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3y ago
There's literally no way in which I expressed it as being known as a fact by me. Did you make sure to reply like this to poster I replied to as well?
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3y ago
My day-to-day experience with Cruises on the road is much better, mile for mile, than with human drivers. Cruise's failures, in my view, have come broadly at the long tail where their cars stall out entirely in the road due and it casc
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3y ago
I thought I read DSLRs are dead? Everyone is making mirrorless now?
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3y ago
Unfortunately, Tether now operates as one of the single greatest businesses of all time and is probably (from now) operating completely legitimately. No one is happy to hear this except for Tether themselves.
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3y ago
The abstract of the link is that Amazon’s monopoly power has manifested itself in _under_ pricing products. The FTC claim is that Amazon _over_ prices products. They are in direct opposition.
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3y ago
I’d encourage everyone to read at least the abstract of this link and then consider the case the FTC is trying to bring to see if they notice anything odd! HINT: there is something very odd about the two taken together.
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3y ago
Your PM2.5 will spike from cooking regardless. Doesn’t matter the method of heat, it’s from the food.
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3y ago
You’re not operating under the delusion that your reading comprehension is such that you were able to understand what I wrote, are you? (Do you see the unnecessary condescension in your writing? Worse still when you didn’t parse the sentenc
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3y ago
Why is there less leverage?
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3y ago
I guess that would be true if you considered GenAI to not be VFX?
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3y ago
GenAI will just mean fewer VFX workers but should also mean better wages for them.
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3y ago
No.
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3y ago
As an active participant in the subculture from which the author is from, I assure you it was not remotely condescending.
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3y ago
Yeah and look how they extended and extinguished that!
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3y ago
There’s a large contingent on HN where if a company is at all successful at making money, they are of the opinion that that company is evil. Only the companies, organizations and products that fail to earn can be morally good. Interestingly
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3y ago
Absolutely wild to me that anyone is in favor of this for exactly this reason. If a user chooses to do this, more power to them. If my OS does this by default, it's an insane invasion of my use.
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