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by eanzenberg 6y ago
This needs to be normalized to “job posting collapse in the past 6 months” unless you expect DL jobs to grow while everything shrinks? I’m somewhat surprised by the analysis from someone’s who’s “data driven.” I mean, he even says so as muc
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
This is untrue, as drug cartels still make tons of weed to sell in areas where it’s already legalized.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Let me know next time you buy something and receive a distribution invoice knowing how much it cost to you.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
So we won’t need to install 50 app stores to get 50 different apps.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
We don’t want 50 different app stores to install 50 different apps.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Interesting how every big dog is attacking Apple as they continue to be the lone-wolf in enabling privacy and a secure platform for their users. Apple users are mostly computer illiterate because its Apple’s mission statement to enable comp
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Interesting how every big dog is attacking Apple as they continue to be the lone-wolf in enabling privacy and a secure platform for their users. Apple users are mostly computer illiterate because its Apple’s mission statement to enable comp
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Interesting how every big dog is attacking Apple as they continue to be the lone-wolf in enabling privacy and a secure platform for their users. Apple users are mostly computer illiterate because its Apple’s mission statement to enable comp
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Then Google should be held liable for the content they choose to publish, including under libel and slanderous laws.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
You joke about that, but I wouldn’t be surprised if in 5 years (or maybe 1 year?) open browsers are banned and only “allowed” browsers are used that allow access to “allowed” websites and content.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
So, the IFR was estimated back with the princess cruise to something like 0.5-0.8%. That’s pretty damn accurate for an article out in April? If there were serious effects of Covid we’d have heard about it with multiple articles from the sci
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
All the articles I’ve read on this use anecdotal evidence. I haven’t seen much in any peer reviewed sense. From a scientific sense, what we’re looking for is something like “Covid causes a 50% increase in the occurrence of asthma.” It can b
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
First off, Trump’s foreign policy on China is working as their economy contracts. Or do you want an invasion? Second, Lebron can do much to educate himself on China, as he’s already an activist in other areas, and he has millions of followe
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
What a weird take. Every administration before our current one appeased China despite their obvious human rights issues. This is the first admin to challenge the issue.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
That’s a weird take though. >> a tie breaker is how many talks you have already done Why? That’s not a meritocracy, it is tenure based. Tenure does not always correlate with merit, so the basis of your example is moot.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Right because users don’t goto sketchy sites or click on wierdo popups and get virus’s to this day.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
So if you want to bet either way you can. That’s the beauty of it all. Put your money where your thoughts are, and if they pan out then awesome. But, pricing is not what “people” are willing to say since the biggest funds really dictate the
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
That’s not how equity pricing works :)
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Also, you’re prepurchashing common shares. These are only worth money if the sell price is over the valuation of the last raised round
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
If your house burning down meant 0.3% chance of death and no property damage then sure, its the same.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
EU has twice the population? Are you including Russia?
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
When 10% of the country has gotten this, you will see some weird edge cases. Day 1, tested positive with covid. Day 2, started having seizures. Where is proof of causality between coronavirus and these afflictions?
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
I guess you’re really careful about the flu and driving, and wear a helmet when crossing the street too? How about, if you’re worried, stay home, stay in. If you’re not worried, go out. Let’s not impinge on freedoms of any groups. Not just
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
False equivalence
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
It’s not even a secret. Outside, in Lake Merritt are roughly 50 people daily working out with weights in the grass. No distancing. No masks. No fuss. No china flu. No china cold.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
I think focusing on “self-made” is a red herring. No one is truly self-made. The point is, a good portion of the top wealthy people were not born into families of the top wealthy people, 1 generation ago.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Sure, but I guess it depends on how slippery the slope is, and how fast you want to test the slipperiness. Is gender-reassignment surgery for kids offensive today? Is sexualizing kids using LGBTQ slant on media such as Netflix and Disney of
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if billionaires are a one of the many reasons people want to immigrate to America.
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
Every person has the same political power, though. One vote is one vote, one voice is one voice. Why do politicians pander to the wealthy and influential? Well, precisely because they are influential and connected to many of the people in s
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by eanzenberg 6y ago
When you look at the data, most millionaires and billionaires don’t come from family wealth. Don’t misunderstand, I’m sure they’ve had “leg-ups” like going to private school, or having an SAT tutor, or having a professor at a top20 school a

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