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by datavirtue 1y ago
They couldn't trade options either. A huge wealth booster or income.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
These people are "undisciplined" because they have no idea how profitable investing is. Neither do educators (pensioned) and a lot of people have an ingrained misconception that you are going to lose money "in the stock marke
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Oil and Gas ventures. You have to be an accredited investor to buy in and boy oh boy is it a juicy deal. Income tax is capped and ALL invested capital can be written off immediately (you get it all back plus profits) and there are other be
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by datavirtue 1y ago
The CEO demigod worship is woven into the fabric of the company and is still smoldering brightly with middle management. They all think they are Neutron Jack.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
It's been like this for decades.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Now the M&M store makes sense.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Sometimes you can't create a product that people want because there is simply no market at the time. Fit requires demand.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Why does everyone always want the bubble to pop?
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Oh sweet summer child...we humans are tethered to Gaia.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Hmmm...criminal CEO plus no product that people need. Who would have guessed this outcome?
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Cities wreck your finances and your health.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
The US is packed with vacant infrastructure over hundreds of dying cities where you can get a nice home that has electricity, water and sewer and trash removal and schools etc...for dirt cheap. You could make the payment trading options wit
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by datavirtue 1y ago
And most of us are invested in MSFT, so we benefit that way as well. (I don't hold any positions)
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by datavirtue 1y ago
In the 1920s almost the entire countryside of small towns evaporated to the major cities and urban sprawls. Since the 1950s anyone has been able to find empty towns in all directions. There are some slight variations but most populations ac
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by datavirtue 1y ago
People who lose their job need to take care of themselves. That's the only way it works. You can only make it easier on them and enable success. Teaching kids real fincial literacy and how to leverage derivatives is an approach to solv
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by datavirtue 1y ago
This. It set the stage for modern enterprise software that we all take for granted now.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Yeah, JBoss put "it's slow" to bed right away. I was doing my own research at the time and tried some workloads on it. Huge difference.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Everyone always forgets that the employee is getting paid thick stacks the whole time. No one owes them shit. When you get to the Cxx level all the mamby pamby employee shit goes out the window. Reality sets in. People get hired to fill a r
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Get a good service. Running it on your old gaming machine?
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by datavirtue 1y ago
"All they ever did was cause trouble."
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Every time we lose a deal I wonder why we wasted time selling to someone who had an out or alternative. Reading this just unlocked a lot in my head. This takes me back to my youth when I learned to let fish hook themselves.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Smells like Boeing.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
This aspect of the industry has seriously regressed. We started out trying to standardize and as vehicles have become more dependent on onboard networks manufacturers have gone completely proprietary and have put all information behind lawy
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by datavirtue 1y ago
And everyone here is downloading every show and movie in existence without even a hint of guilt.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
"If it breaks and starts spitting out other peoples work verbatim (or nearly verbatim) there is a problem." Why is that? Seems all logic gets thrown out the window when invoking AI around here. References are given. If the user pu
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by datavirtue 1y ago
"However, gen AI becomes an issue when you are using as your source stuff you don't have the copyright or license to." Absolute horse shit. I can start a 1-900 answer line and use any reference I want to answer your question.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Exactly, it is an immense privilege to have your works preserved and promulgated through the ages for instant recall and automated publishing. It's literally what everyone wants. The creators and the consumers. The AI companies are not
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by datavirtue 1y ago
My bottom would be Americans consuming 4x their share. You don't have to get to zero or even close to reach a "really shitty for me" outcome.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
This has very little to do with "bringing mfg back."
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Nope. All other Asian countries are putting transshipment controls in place to prevent Chinese trade getting funnelled through. They went around Trump in his first term and now he is out for revenge. Mfgs must leave China now if they want a

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