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by dmode 7y ago
Apple is an undervalued stock. Their Price / Revenue ration is <5x
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by dmode 7y ago
I used to be a BMW driver and then have been driving a model S for 4 years. I would say I receive WAY more things from Tesla that I ever did from BMW. My car today is actually better than the one I bought 4 years back. I remember when I bou
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by dmode 7y ago
I am just saying that input should be taken from a population that represents the city by moving away from a process that biases input
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by dmode 7y ago
It is nuts that two 100 year old billionaires are trying to become president by out-meming each other. Can’t wait to wake up from this alternate reality
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by dmode 7y ago
The fact is that American laws and policies are being set-up to serve only constituent - older baby boomers. This is especially true at the local level. I went to a city council meeting for my city, and it was 90% older white folks. Althoug
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by dmode 7y ago
That’s an absurd suggestion. Every car company charges more for advanced safety features
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by dmode 7y ago
What about pooping at night though?
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by dmode 7y ago
Just for perspective - green card wait for Indian tech workers in US is 100+ years. In Canada, you can permanent residency even before you land there
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by dmode 7y ago
This rant almost sounds like it was written by a AI gone crazy
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by dmode 7y ago
They should invest in a few "smart pricing" partners and offer drivers an option to select from these partners or set the price themselves. Most driers would opt-in to such a program, giving Uber the benefit of lower prices while
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by dmode 7y ago
It is insane to me that Trump is a pariah for the religion crowd
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by dmode 7y ago
Let’s face it. This is largely a first world problem. In a few months we will soon forget that this is a new design and will shriek when someone shows us the old design. I am thinking of all the ink that was used up when iOS7 was launched w
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by dmode 7y ago
Why are you citing data from 2019 Q1 ? California is the largest economy in the US, has the highest GDP, and created the most number of jobs. Anecdotal evidence is irrelevant to the macro reasons on why job growth happens. Dig deeper into w
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by dmode 7y ago
Having lived in Arizona for 3 years, IMO, it is one of the worst places to live in the US
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by dmode 7y ago
There no California "refugees", because most people in California is also from another state
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by dmode 7y ago
Do you know California is also the top state destination for people leaving Texas ? You know why ? It is because these are two largest states and they exchange population. The per year net migration to Texas is less than 0.1% of CA populati
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by dmode 7y ago
There is no pronounced trend. In fact, this very article says so. The trend is for people to move from conservative rural areas to liberal urban areas. In fact, a deeper look at the data will actually prove the opposite. That Democratic con
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by dmode 7y ago
Yes, a state with the best business friendly outcome and best business growth, is by definition the most business friendly. In data science and research, we believe in the concept of don't trust what they say, but look at what they do.
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by dmode 7y ago
The myth is that there is overall net out migration. But the reality is that California's population is actually growing and there is net migration into the state. There is net domestic migration out of the state, which is more than of
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by dmode 7y ago
How did the population go up by 2 million of people are leaving in droves ?
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by dmode 7y ago
Have been hearing this for 20 years
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by dmode 7y ago
I have been hearing how California has been business unfriendly for the last 20 years, only for our economy and job growth to crush all other states. I mean just look at VC investment and IPO creation and the last decade and decide which st
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by dmode 7y ago
Is that why California’s population actually went up by 2 million ? The people leaving CA myth is more nuanced. There is domestic out migration of poorer and conservative population, which is replaced by higher income international migratio
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by dmode 7y ago
“I will occupy your country and I will take your money if you ask me to leave” - Trump
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by dmode 7y ago
That’s not what I am saying at all. What I am saying is that if your business is only viable by shafting employees, that’s not a business at all
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by dmode 7y ago
I mean Apple built a trillion dollar business by charging customers high prices with huge margins
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by dmode 7y ago
Why can’t we have normal businesses where you employ your workers and charge your customers the real cost of the transaction ? If that is not viable, don’t start the business to begin with. Let’s just go back to first principles, can we ?
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by dmode 7y ago
Interesting complain by the author. I checked out the Twitter account of National Association of Scholars (the organization the author belongs to) and it is just straight up propaganda with a false veneer of science. No wonder people are wa
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by dmode 7y ago
I mean prices will go up no matter what. But also as a reasonable person, why would complain if the price reflects the living wage of a person providing the service ? I know if we used child labor my tv would be a lot cheaper, but do I real
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Uber changing business model to comply with AB5(washingtonpost.com)
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