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5y ago
Good news for you. Here's a direct quote from their post, which I believe their blog is currently down so don't blame you for not finding it: > To better serve these conversations, misleading advertisements on Twitter that cont
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Worth noting that political ads are already banned on Twitter and have been for a couple years: https://twitter.com/jack/status/1189634360472829952?ref_src=... In practice, this leads to weird scenarios where Exxo
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5y ago
This was already mentioned in previous Axios articles. This article is NEW info.
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One thing that I haven't seen discussed is that the average age of a CNN viewer is 64. Building a streaming service around an elderly audience seems like it'd be tricky. That doesn't mean that it is impossible -- Fox News has
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5y ago
Why not just have one streaming service at a time? Each has an absurd amount of content so just switch it up every few months. You get to watch everything and it’s super inexpensive. Sports are trickier of course.
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I never argued that it did. I argued in favor of accuracy and honesty.
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5y ago
The non-binding guidelines in (1) were proposed, but did they go through? I don't know the answer to this and am curious. As far as (2), you can read the equitablemath.org worksheet here: https://equitablemath.org/wp-co
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Those articles are mostly about announcing as a passive investor -- not whether he misled the public in his filings. This collection of articles only further makes the case that the media has mostly reported uncritically his misleading clai
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"Schedule 13D is intended to provide transparency to the public regarding who these shareholders are and why they have taken a significant stake in the company. The form signifies to the public that a change of control, such as a hosti
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5y ago
Yes. He is currently in court claiming SEC is picking on him on another matter and this (and the fact that the filing was late) is likely going to hurt his case with the judge. And while I don't like speculating, since you're aski
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> This was almost certainly done by a lawyer working on his behalf. Are you arguing that when he signs his name and certifies that the (short) form is "true, complete and correct" that he is not responsible because the form was
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It's certainly true that the stock is currently way up on the news of his investment. I personally would not invest in a company where I cannot trust claims being made by the board.
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He filed forms that he was going to be a passive investor, and the same day joined the board after discussion that had been in the works for weeks. This is strike two on misleading investors. I haven't seen analysis on whether it was i
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I didn't listen to the 14-minute story, either, just read the article that had very limited information -- but certainly one major difference is storage of personal health data. The closest NPR gets to that is whether you read, say, an
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5y ago
On easy mode, what should the second word be? Third, fourth? How often can you get the word ENTIRELY by eliminating as many words as possible in this way?
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5y ago
You're focused on the opposite end. Like, you're talking about the problems of the adversarial approach, but I want to focus on where it could be useful and not used today. Not "you have the opposite position as me." I d
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Not implying anything about you. I used your comment as a jumping-off point for what I thought was an interesting question about whether this adversarial approach should be extended to other areas.
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I kinda wonder the opposite -- is this "adversarial" approach towards finding the truth, where you've got people assigned to make the best case for different arguments regardless of your personal feelings about it, underutili
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5y ago
So I think we agree! The initial meeting OP mentioned (where they were like "let's make a list!") probably took place around 2017. I'll certainly grant your point about when more detailed work began. I'll also grant
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5y ago
You don't think Apple has had a meeting yet about 2025 laptops?
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This meeting, however, probably would have been in like 2017. We're just seeing the results now.
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You're stating you think it's obvious. But I would argue it's highly unlikely, and frankly a bit silly.
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His name was actually Brandon. That's not the WH reclaiming anything, that's just his name. (And yes, I'm aware of the Brandon meme.)
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The term is entertainingly used here to contrast it with the positive traits listed immediately after it. The sentence loses most of its humor if you change "hater" to "skeptic." Everybody understands what the author is
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DNC doesn't do candidate recruitment, either. This is mostly done by state (and local) parties. Sometimes leaders of DSCC and DCCC, or the Majority Leader, get involved, too. The DNC doesn't get involved in Congressional primaries
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This is true. And bad! But to clarify, DNC doesn't play a legislative role in the party. It's a bigger deal that the Congresswoman is currently one of several Chief Deputy Whips in the House.
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Whether you're alone or with a family has big impact on train/car price comparisons.
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If the coworker rats you out for violating their policy, since you're now suggesting they just violate the policy because it's hard to enforce, then you are fired.
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"You want my phone number, why?" "Oh, I'm not allowed to say while on company property." Yeah, that makes sense.
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So you're suggesting Apple will allow an email to go out to everyone that alerts employees of the EMPLOYEE-hosted slack space? Because if not, we're back to having to tell them via home visits. Any other method (for example, sprea
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