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by djyaz1200 4y ago
Will check it out thank you!
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I'd argue we've been in a cold war with china for decades we just didn't pay attention because we love their cheap stuff. There is a growing danger that war will go hot at some point and Taiwan is the most likely catalyst. Be
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by djyaz1200 4y ago
It's absurd we in the US allow Tiktok as a Chinese company to operate their service while they chase Uber and Airbnb and others out of their country. “when goods (and services) don’t cross borders, soldiers will”
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by djyaz1200 4y ago
Time to short TSLA. I know billions have been lost betting against TSLA but if the educated liberals that LOVE Tesla connect their support to money that is then used to unmuzzle Trump they are gonna dump the cars and the stock... right at
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by djyaz1200 4y ago
"Most of the time that's price fixing and is illegal." Bingo! That's the answer, the fed funds rate is a price fixing tool. Banks via the federal reserve governors meet to decide the base interest rate from which most o
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by djyaz1200 4y ago
Can someone explain why two these planes are more than a third of the total cost of the James Web Telescope? The same general reason, they are very complicated and need to work perfectly for many years with a lot of challenging constraints.
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by djyaz1200 4y ago
That action reinforced the exact opposite of the narrative they were trying to create with the Robinhood name. Instead of stealing from the rich and giving to the poor they were running a casino where if you win too much they stop the game
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by djyaz1200 4y ago
Sure, and it could be jammed or blocked potentially as we've already seen in Ukraine. Assuming Starlink can eventually establish and maintain an exclusively space based internet connection anywhere then any site accessed could potenti
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by djyaz1200 4y ago
I think what Elon understands that these regulators have not considered carefully is that if people access Twitter or other tech services via the Starlink network satellites they are literally above the law. EU, North Korea, China, Russia
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by djyaz1200 4y ago
Twitter needs to get smaller to get better, specifically they need only real people (no bots). While this usage misstatement is minor it points to a longstanding directional problem whereby they focused too much on vanity metrics. I'
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
* Having 2% of the population locked down to maintain COVID zero? * Or having 0.3% of your population die, and several times that disabled? This is a false premise. Their lockdown will only slow the virus spread, unless they stop all trave
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
Can someone please ask this guy to sell these to Ukraine?!
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
Listening to the audio book while doing some mindless chore or going for a walk has worked well for me. Good luck!
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful analysis of the potential implications. I'd consider adding a policy mechanism that ranks all procedures and medications in terms of their necessity and cost/benefit; and cutting off what's covered
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
If you're willing to commit to a significant monthly spend the providers will offer lower rates. Contact several of them and collect competing bids.
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
Outrage about this is 100 years late. The entire college admissions process as we know it today was designed intentionally to exclude jews from Harvard. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2005/10/10/gett
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
Patent applications should be published online right away so they can get roasted by the whole internet. This follows the principal of Cunningham's Law "the best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a questio
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I have a BIG Dream (MLK I have a dream speech set to Notorious BIG beat)(soundcloud.com)
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Pinged you direct with more info
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
Lots of good advice here. I'd recommend going to AA meetings. AA has a vibrant network of people dedicated to not drinking meeting everyday all around the world. If you don't like the first meeting try a different one, they vary
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
We were paying them around $1500/mo and had a similar issue where they blocked some (in our case) legitimate messaging traffic. We switched most of our traffic to another provider and are pleased. We had been a Twilio customer since
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
That's true except for cash out refinancing. Lots of middle class folks take out home equity loans to pay down credit card debt. This was a big component of the 2008 financial crisis. That and banks leveraging 40-1 and betting big t
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
In my naivety I build a startup that fixed a problem for a fortune 500 company thinking they would be delighted. They weren't. These big companies are staffed by individuals who are focused on their career and will do absolutely anyt
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
One of the Sean's :)
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Shawn Fanning
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Governments shouldn't even consider taxing electrics. Trucks create the majority of road damage ( https://www.insidescience.org/news/how-much-damage-do-heavy-... ). Trucking companies should pay for the roads alon
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
I'm not an NFT supporter but they might have utility. I'm certainly interested in a more robust debate about their potential than "get off my lawn". Further, it's silly to imply that the current system of tracking
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
I agree you can't escape having some contracts but I think the NFT supporters would say that the NFT functions like the deed to a property. A problem NFT appears to be an attempt to solve is all the parasitic people, organizations and
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
I presume those who support NFT's (I'm not among them) would suggest that owners would use the legal process in some cases to set a precedent for enforcing rights so that people end up respecting those rights. Like parking ticket
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by djyaz1200 5y ago
This is a good explanation of why some people perceive NFT's to have value, setting aside if they do or not. The people who believe they have value I think expect at some point a business model will emerge to provide them with income

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