camdat

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by camdat 4y ago
Users spend on average 20 hrs/m on FB. Both that and DAU have gone up on average across the past 4 years.
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by camdat 4y ago
Where are you getting these numbers from? The average return per user per year for FB is easily searchable. Its about $10 a year. Why post this without just quickly checking the real number? The misinfo on Meta and it's business practi
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by camdat 4y ago
Can you source "many"?
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by camdat 4y ago
Re: charging a fee Whatsapp tried this. People are generally unwilling to pay any amount of money for a service if a free (ad-backed) version exists.
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by camdat 4y ago
Unions are made up of workers and their combined labor. OPEC is not. This is definitional.
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by camdat 4y ago
What an odd comparison, BTC is essentially one of two "blue-chips" in crypto. Comparing it to a AAPL or BOFA would be more apt. Or comparing RH PLTR to a shitcoin (ApeCoin has called to essentially nothing.)
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by camdat 4y ago
Source this. Every Union I've seen continues to support performance based raises, just weighed appropriately against other compensation increases.
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by camdat 4y ago
Define "far-left"
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by camdat 4y ago
Sure, I'm expecting a statement more along the lines of "Here's how we attempted to do due diligence and failed (and thus failed in our responsibility to fund investors)" rather than accepting fiduciary responsibility fo
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by camdat 4y ago
The irony of a company called "Stablegains" providing investments for a possibly incredibly volatile resource is astounding. Hope YC puts out a statement on this.
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by camdat 4y ago
Honestly I feel its the exact opposite. Anyone whose ever purchased a home or business should rightfully have cringed at the ~35% premium Musk is paying, and doubly so once he waved due diligence. It seems like the people who are supporting
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by camdat 4y ago
And when you say this side, you're referring to the side with no basis in fact? What a self-own
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by camdat 4y ago
He edited his comment to include the additional information. I assume that's easier than confronting that his worldview "has no basis in fact"
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by camdat 4y ago
>The conspiracy theory of a Marxist culture war is promoted by right-wing politicians, fundamentalist religious leaders, political commentators in mainstream print and television media, and white supremacist terrorists,[8] and has been d
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by camdat 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Bolshevism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Marxism_conspiracy_th...
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by camdat 4y ago
>I don’t recall ever seeing prior USB devices fail at adherence. Really? You've never seen a power only micro-usb cable (missing 2 bus lines)? I have dozens from all types of devices that use USB as a charging only connector. This h
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by camdat 4y ago
Is this a number with a source? Or just pulled out of perceived superiority?
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by camdat 4y ago
So the requirement for free speech in your mind is simply that the setting be used by the public? Do sports arenas, shopping malls, and private squares not kick out people for acting inappropriate? America is fully subservient to corporatio
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by camdat 4y ago
Imagine working on a tax policy and having a proposed tax on "moles" changed to a proposed tax on "holes". If that slipped through and was made public it could be a career limiting mistake. Thankfully HN wasn't arou
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by camdat 4y ago
If I were to argue that AAVE speakers should not be forced to see red squiggly lines when their spelling doesn't conform to "standard" spelling, using the same argument you make above ("A coworker might ask why they didn
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by camdat 4y ago
Could you give some examples?
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by camdat 5y ago
As should children! Why should the pesky government step in the way of my child working in a factory.
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by camdat 5y ago
>It's likely the Russians have exceeded that number in Mariupol alone in just a few weeks. Source this.
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by camdat 5y ago
>The difference between the two situations is exceptionally obvious and morally clear. https://youtu.be/JqMQk337p5s >You're pretending the US shot, bombed and killed all those civilians, when in fact that was an
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by camdat 5y ago
>At the rate Russia is going, it'll have intentionally murdered tens of thousands of Ukrainian civilians before the war is likely to end And it will pale in comparison to the 300 thousand civilians killed in the US intervention in A
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by camdat 5y ago
Two entire countries and a city: Yemen Yugoslavia Baghdad I also forgot the highway of death... So four off the top of my head.
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by camdat 5y ago
>When in recent history did the UK surround a city of another country and starve it to death whilst deliberately shelling civilians? Is this a joke? I can think of three examples in the past 30 years.
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by camdat 5y ago
Why? Staple crops can be planted very close together and there are many crops that can coexist on the same plot. Crop nutrients are obviously a concern, but if you're only trying to survive for a couple of cycles seems totally feasible
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by camdat 5y ago
Some of these arguments don't actually exist in reality, others aren't really problems. > Are you willing to get sued on behalf of the company ? LLCs exist for a reason, liability is just as easy to determine for a co-op as a d
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by camdat 5y ago
Sure an owner can also work in the business, the skimming of marginal labor is what makes them the owner in contrast to the worker. Your example is absolutely possible in a co-op too, the only difference is you would be making the full valu

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