ausudhz

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by ausudhz 4y ago
The fact that your story is worthless doesn't mean that a multimillion dollar story can be bought at 250k Just saying
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by ausudhz 4y ago
I hear you, but that's not the point! They point is that either the production or the stars that got featured could've provided a better result. Even if only for charity. I don't think is hard to understand. But ya, lets argu
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Because there's a movie that feature the same story and made 220mil? Even if he'd made 2 mil would've been better than 250k. Sometimes books have been written after the movie that featured the story and have generally done we
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Just read the story, he was there in search of his mom. Why would you want to send him back to Iran? Ya he could've gone anyone and live as hermit, but this doesn't make the story less unfair. He has gotten way less compared to wh
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Sure, lets look at the finger when I'm pointing at the moon. The movie has generated 220 million, they had a budget of 60 million dollars. This guy has been paid 250k. If he wrote a book and sold it he would've made much more than
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by ausudhz 4y ago
To put that into perspective the budget for the movie was 60 million and they earned 220 at the box office https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Terminal Was it to much to give, lets say, even 1 million to this guy? It w
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Living in a hostel is a reasonable state?
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by ausudhz 4y ago
That definitely changed his life as you can see from the story With 250k you can't even buy a decent apartment in a decent area in Paris
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Crazy story. One man die poor while an Hollywood elite made millions from his own story. Great way to tell how unfair this world is. May he rest in peace.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
You're really trying hard to disprove the definition. GDP is the country's income. Full stop is not that hard. Also you're wrong twice, because also the aggregated value of all the transactions of an individual sums up to som
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Omg why you don't Google instead of saying things that you know nothing about > Turnover is the net sales generated by a business, while profit is the residual earnings of a business after all expenses have been charged against net
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Delusional
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Some databases and enterprise application have penalizing contract agreements that prevent cloud migrations from happening.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Which is rather equivalent to income. Does GDP include any asset? No. Does include the annual turnover of the economy? Yes Is similar to the income for a person or the gross income for a company
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Without multi-year contacts. I think the only problem reside in applications that require longevity. Many apps nowadays get rewritten every now and then (especially front ends and Middleware) The problem is different for database and core s
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Yes go and tell the journalist the difference between and asset and an income (eg. GDP) let me know if you're successful.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
I kinda disagree since they've been holding into their datacenter for a while plus they've the expertise to run it Why would they need to use cloud?
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Exactly my point. USDT might fall into the same category
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Yes. Welcome to investment, that's how decisions are made: looking at balance sheets and boring numbers (collaterals/assets etc). If a big investor is willing to sell enough of their tether at a lower price to affect the conversio
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by ausudhz 4y ago
It's not! You crypto bros have no idea what are you talking about. To have a currency pegged 1-1 with USD (or any other currency to that extent) you must have enough collaterals to support the evaluation Otherwise if, collectively, peo
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Lol? It's pegged because they have enough money to cover their evaluation!!!! If tether is worth 100B in market cap, they must have 100B in assets (collaterals) to cover their evaluation! It's not a sentiment what the hell are you
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Ya how is possible? They supposed to have a 1 to 1 with collaterals to cover the valuation. Well, is pretty obvious (and everybody knew it) that is not the case.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Ya same issue for me indeed
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Next is thoughts to code. Just read my mind I'm gonna seat there and think
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by ausudhz 4y ago
Well, I'm pretty sure I won't click "not interested" on a very attractive female content. But jokes aside, that totally make sense since was tech content from a tech bro that I personally feel was a bit too cringe.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
TikTok creators don't earn as much as YouTuber. For many reasons too. Is actually laughable, you can earn a living on YouTube only with ads but not in TikTok.
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by ausudhz 4y ago
> The other important reason is that the "Not interested" action is seamless and TikTok actually learns from it. Have you ever used it? Because is doing a "decent" job but not a "great" job. I've been s
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by ausudhz 4y ago
cryptography was not invented for cryptocurrency, I don't understand why it should go anywhere lol It has many applications far beyond cryptos lol
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by ausudhz 4y ago
and additionally who run these exchange has no economical background whatsoever. Like an ignorant trying to reinvent the wheel into a squared one and poaching it as a new invention. But is "decentralized"...
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by ausudhz 4y ago
For the glory

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