alwayseasy

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by alwayseasy 3y ago
It's still number 2, we're talking about a consumer market, not a market.
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by alwayseasy 3y ago
Come on, why are you defending a misleading marketing tactic. Any American company that announces in English it "launches in 180 countries" tends to imply the G20 is in it.
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by alwayseasy 3y ago
Oh thanks! I edited my post before seeing your comment.
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by alwayseasy 3y ago
Wait, how can we verify this is OpenAI's form and not some random form on the internet? Edit: Ok the link can be found here in part 4 of : https://openai.com/policies/privacy-policy
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
Aaron Rupar published the list of the 14 people made public. https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1640512821401206785
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
The closed pipelines contained gas.
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
Arguably, these questions only point more fingers at Russia.
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
> "It would be akin to shooting the hostage." You mean like Beslan or the Moscow theater hostage crisis? Once you stop treating Russia like a monolith prone to only rational geopolitical moves, suddenly motives are everywhere.
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
That's it. 100%
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
A drop of 75%-80% in revenue doesn't seem like its anyone's definition of "running better".
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
Its pretty explicit PR when the journalist explains meeting people from the SIS right in the first sentence :)
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
First takes on shady accounting practices, details on co-living of executives, some of the troubles with the parents and more information on his warrant and arrest. But they didn't say "fraud" so many people were happy to nev
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
> Among others, fully depending on the state to give them the money they need to exist, not being able to keep training and maintain specialists to repair such corrosion (we needed to import people because there were simply not enough qu
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
Your recollection is correct. He is falling for the same thing he accused op of.
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
While I get your frustration not to see media organizations not reporting exactly like you want, it just won't change. Its still journalists who keep breaking all the stories on SBF. When we see all of Twitter & Youtube use NYT rev
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
I agree with the fact it's a CEX but he isn't wrong about people trusting a financial institution in the Bahamas and expecting the US Gov to do something now.
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
It's about libel lawsuits. They stay factual rather than share the interpretation of knowledgeable insiders. That's why it's "alleged terrorist" even if it's obvious to everyone. BTW be careful with expecting t
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
The constant repeating of "The US are making money off Europe's back" implying any sanction against Russia is economically irrational for the EU. Like any effective propaganda talking point, it seems to make intuitive sense..
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
Yeah, Russian propaganda talking points disguised as an analysis don't really bring value to the discussion.
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
So a bank is exploitative but a company with exploitation in its supply chain isn't. My point is, with that line you'll end up sounding like an anti-capitalist when it comes to European companies but not American ones.
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by alwayseasy 4y ago
Sarcasm is hard to detect online. The largest companies in EU are not banks and I don't see how you can distinguish non-exploitative companies from the "its ok to have suicidal labour in China" without sounding anti-capitalis
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
Claiming misinformation and opinion should be treated as equals is probably the problem. Most open democracies have agreed misinformation can't be treated equally.
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
He learned to speak Russian just for his job. Couldn't infiltrate those forums otherwise.
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
That's not how the media work though. Especially not international media.
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
That's simply not true. A doctor can fill it out for you but can't refuse if you ask him to. You can also do it yourself online... it's the main reason people are spamming the database. Here is the direct link: https:/&
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
No, the "censorship" tended to target those that discussed the lab leak and then retweeted hateful and anti-Asian content aside.
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
Your argument implies Nike would be parting ways with it's M&A strategy of buying businesses that have real tie-ins with their core. The stock is down since the announcement and underperforms the DJI.
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
Founders knew people at Nike and in fashion before the company was started.
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
Pulling $100M in sales in their 2nd year probably is the expertise everyone looks for, rather than buzzwords.
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by alwayseasy 5y ago
The favorite game of North Koreans. Doesn't work well though.

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