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ausudhz
5y ago
Go live on twitch! Oh oh oh
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I'd rather use cdk than CloudFormation. Perfect tooling doesn't exist anyway.
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Never had issues moving codes out of Google authenticator and I've changed like 3 phones since I use it. There's an easy way to transfer/import the codes over. Maybe the thing is that authentication procedures should be teste
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People will indirectly benefit form these money too, of course. Since they'd go to pay healthcare and public education
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ausudhz
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Unless you know better, this will also go to pay public health care and public education (among many other things as will be added money to the state revenue) The rest is just false allegations
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So your useless comment about government not being able to handle the money is related to what sorry? If you're happy that they should pay taxes then I don't get the reason of your comment.
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Lots of people here are missing the point. I read things like "it's a bit fine compared to the business in Italy etc etc" We don't know much about the reason, but for sure this fine is not for a point in time issue, it&#
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You can visit a physical store what paper you are supposed to show sorry?
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Amazon is profitable as well, very low margin compared to AWS but still profitable. If you see the 2020 numbers Amazon has made 21.33B (on 386B revenue). AWS business in 2020 has generated 13.5 of that (with a 45B revenue)
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This doesn't mean that companies shouldn't pay taxes. Also this is not a tax but a fine. There's a big difference
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Italy fines Amazon record $1.3B for abuse of market dominance
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List of Humorous Units of Measurement
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List of Unusual Units of Measurement
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He forgot many if that matters. There are high speed rails in many countries not only these. just to name a few: Italy, Spain, Korea, Taiwan https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_high-speed_railway_l...
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https://youtu.be/f3lUEnMaiAU
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Jack Ma is no longer the CEO of Alibaba since quite a while now
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Well, to be fair both were bs-ing around. The difference is that Musk is native English speaker and you had the impression that he knew what the hell he was saying. It pretty clear to anyone that is not a fanboy that both (like is normal in
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It's required, but doesn't mean that there aren't people who do go on the roads without one. Is hard to enforce the law to 100% of the population. From where I'm from, the number of people driving without insurance has i
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This is your personal choice, but you've to contextualize this in a larger framework which for most people is society. So if there are lets say, 90% good driver and 10% of bad drivers, if you are happy to pay less (and you belong to th
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Is not a tailored assumption. If you can't see the problem I can keep pointing you to the moon the whole day, but you will still look at the finger.
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Not in the US, but I've a close friend of mine who got rejected for an health insurance cause he's slightly overweight (and other people for preexisting conditions) I'm not sure how that is in the US, but the abuse can come f
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ausudhz
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Till all insurance will be like this and thus no choice for you anymore
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The question is how does it saves you money? 1. By increasing significantly the fee of whom is driving slightly worst than you (thus increasing the chance of having people without insurance driving cars) 2. By not allowing people at risk to
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I don't live in the united states, but thanks for pointing that out.
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We could do better and not worst maybe
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They are a good thing until they're not. Is already very bad for health insurance, with people being denied to have an insurance just because they're slightly overweight or they have pre existing conditions (like meh, is that the
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Gender is not even in the picture. Age is based on aggregated data which says that people with less experience are more likely to cause accident. We can argue the whole day, but this is not a tailored fee as is not build based on my persona
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Yes, until is not. We're arguing about the direction not about the current state. There will be a day when this would not be optional anymore
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Well, I was arguing about driving style. Don't read between the lines. Driving style was never (at least from where I'm from) a factor that determines the fees of the insurance
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Not sure where you are from, but where I live is the way I described it. There are factors such as driver experience, age and precious track record (good/bad driver based on accidents) but never based on driving style.
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