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by dd36 5y ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspeculations/2020/10/08/te... Maybe, maybe not. But they have double the margin of everyone but Toyota and Toyota is dragging its feet on going EV.
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by dd36 5y ago
At scale at current margins, Tesla will be substantially more profitable than traditional car makers.
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by dd36 5y ago
How does Apple’s valuation compare to every other cell phone maker?
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by dd36 5y ago
They’re charging at full speed.
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by dd36 5y ago
Media used to have more dry powder for fights before Facebook and Google intermediated everything.
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by dd36 5y ago
Petsmart and Petco use Doordash.
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by dd36 5y ago
I like it in principal but their inventory is so frequently inaccurate. There’s a lot of theft or a flaw in their return system. I was told by an associate that people return items that never left the store, and thus gets added back to inve
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by dd36 5y ago
Corruption, inability of Federal government to move the needle in the right direction anymore, disinformation, environmental destruction, everything is going in the wrong direction.
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by dd36 5y ago
According to what average? In the US, it’s harder than ever to afford a family if you live in a big city. And the best jobs are in big cities. Edit: Growing up lots of kids had a stay at home parent. That doesn’t seem to exist anymore, whic
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by dd36 5y ago
Or it could be the enemies of democracy can leverage social media for division and the enemies of authoritarianism can’t. And some countries don’t have as big of targets on their backs as the US.
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by dd36 5y ago
50 year old houses aren’t regularly torn down. Neither are wooden skyscrapers. They lost me with those statements.
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I would’ve quit FB long ago but need it for community groups.
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Space Age
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by dd36 5y ago
I’m curious why it was unable? Is it because it had exhausted its storage those days by cashing in on arbitrage bets rather than any technological limitation? In which case, it’s a breach of contract issue and thus the whip?
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A Tesla Big Battery Is Getting Sued over Power Grid Failures in Australia(vice.com)
2 points by dd36 5y ago|1 comments
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Robots. Environmental trade law.
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Human rights advocates decry Apple, Google decision to pull Navalny app(washingtonpost.com)
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by dd36 5y ago
All of his companies are about reducing risk to humanity.
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by dd36 5y ago
Yes! Let’s start an underwear company!
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by dd36 5y ago
Me too but for undershirts! I didn’t see your comment before making mine.
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by dd36 5y ago
I tried to buy new Hanes or Fruit of the Loom undershirts and literally couldn’t find any that didn’t have their proprietary coating.
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by dd36 5y ago
Evolution says hi. I like Kevin Kelly’s technium concept. We are merely an extension of evolution and our purpose is to continue it, which we do willingly and unwillingly.
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It powers the neighborhood.
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Long-haul symptoms affect majority of Covid-19 patients, UA study finds(tucson.com)
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Less well off people use ride sharing?
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I thought Toyota invented not doing that.
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by dd36 5y ago
I like roads.
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by dd36 5y ago
Fix non-social media company revenues so they can have healthy journalism departments that don’t have to rely on clickbait innuendo.
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by dd36 5y ago
You still own your property when there’s an HOA. I wonder why they didn’t do that here.
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by dd36 5y ago
The whole project is rentals.

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