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9y ago
If some family is taxed at those rates, they don't need a tax cuts because they are pulling a 7+ figure income. For reference, I make close to $200k and my effective federal tax rate including FICA taxes was 16%.
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Since Google's entire ad-platform is based on the 2nd bid price auction and they have no control over the prices that advertisers bid, I don't see how they can be raising prices other than making their delivery platforms more valu
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9y ago
And he is wrong with his break down, but what else is new.
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9y ago
Because wireless spectrum is finite. Anyone who's been on LTE since it started rolling out can tell you how degraded the network has become since more people came on to it.
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9y ago
But they don't use more because there is more.
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9y ago
The one place I've seen this work was in regards to dairy products bottled in thick, reusable glass containers. The supermarket would charge something like a $2 deposit refundable upon return of the used bottle.
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9y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot lately and I agree with your premise. I know for a fact that I am better off than my parents, my parents were better off than their parents, and my grandparents were better off than their parents, a
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9y ago
It has nothing to do with a central bank and identity theft can be solved easily. The first thing that needs to happen is your credit profile is in a default frozen state. The second is that identity theft is treated properly as bank fr
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9y ago
Not all debt is bad.
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There is no such thing as "too much information about a market".
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9y ago
And a whole lot of trust.
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9y ago
I said many rich people are rich because of circumstance.
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I don't think it's totally random, but I don't think that rich people have some unknown knowledge or quality that allowed them to become rich. Plenty of rich people are rich because of circumstance, others, because they were
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9y ago
[Citation Needed]. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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You're joking right? Every major car manufacture has, or is about to have a car that is competitive with the model 3. Multiple larger car makers believe whole hog that electric is the future. If you are talking about the self-driving
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And then there is this: http://money.cnn.com/2017/10/06/technology/tesla-semi-delay/... When will investors punish Tesla for this constant non-sense. Anyone else would have been ejected by the boar
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Traditional media buys versus well targeted ads on Facebook. You don't need to sway everyone. That 100k stands up a lot more than one would think just comparing the two numbers.
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Not just sales to individuals, but schools are adopting the Chromebook as a part of their infrastructure. They are actually a really awesome solution for the EDU space.
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I'd take that wager every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
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9y ago
A developer that does not use mail for code submission.
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Is Trump mulling Peter Thiel for a top intelligence advisory post?
(vanityfair.com)
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9y ago
Addiction isn't that simple either. Some people become addicted rapidly, others not so much. I've known people that quickly fell down the rabbit hole, others that just quit one day and never looked back, and others who have replac
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9y ago
Despite how you phrase the question, if I had to hazard a guess about how they'd answer, I'd say AGI.
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I never needed to go to one of these stores to know what I wanted, they just happened to be the most convenient place to get them. I now shop at Lego.com for Lego's for me and my children and Amazon for most other things. Avoiding to
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Do you really think that Dimon doesn't understand Bitcoin? Plenty of people understand it but are sour on it, why do you assume he is ignorant.
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9y ago
Or you can invest in low-cost index funds and match market returns instead of playing a game of economic Russian Roulette.
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I can only speculate, but the fact that engineers have left Tesla over this very issue is telling.
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It can't be marginally better than humans, it has to be an order of magnitude or more better. Humans are irrational, and incidents like this erode public trust.
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I mostly agree and I wonder how long until incidents like these start eroding public trust. I fully believe that fully autonomous driving can and will bring a whole new paradigm to transportation in the US, but it won't happen if we tr
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The difference is how advertising has been done traditionally. Think about TV vs. print. Advertisements need to be interspersed in both mediums, but how it is accomplished is different based on the medium. Why would it be different just be
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