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by ffggvv 5y ago
so can employers for instance ask about HIV status and discriminate based on that?
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by ffggvv 5y ago
very large percentages of the country have stock portfolios, at the very least via a company 401k. when stocks are up they feel richer and spend more money at stores etc.. (the wealth effect) whether or not you agree with this approach, the
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by ffggvv 5y ago
not everyone owns a house with charging. my apartment doesn’t have chargers. i care about range because i don’t want to waste a few hours charging my car somewhere. my gas car i just spend 10 mins filling up gas every few weeks
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by ffggvv 5y ago
they should include autopilot and fire deaths in their results
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by ffggvv 5y ago
i think tesla wanted it up for their earnings call
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by ffggvv 5y ago
what type of currency goes up 20 percent on some unverified rumor from a newspaper no ones ever heard of
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by ffggvv 5y ago
that’s tilted up because of rich people. who actually buy cars more often as well. and of course misses used cars. your average person making 50k isn’t buying a 37k car
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by ffggvv 5y ago
that’s not really for you to decide by fiat. toyota clearly believes in it and they have billions at stake. it wouldn’t be that hard for them to pivot to fully electric. only time will bear it out, not just arbitrarily saying stuff like tha
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by ffggvv 5y ago
> The executive, Chris Reynolds, has argued that hybrids, like the Toyota Prius, as well as hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles should also be in the mix. I don't see whats wrong with this. The media always just twists things. It s
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by ffggvv 5y ago
you have a deeply distorted idea of these sort of lawsuits if you think they would magically go bankrupt from it
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by ffggvv 5y ago
it’s not failing. it’s the communist government crowding out private business and creating welfare dependent voters
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by ffggvv 5y ago
just wait till the free welfare handouts stop in september. unless i guess they just keep it going perpetually
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by ffggvv 5y ago
you forgot the part where the socialist government is printing unlimited welfare and handing it by the truck load. it’s hard to compete with free money but luckily part of it ends in september
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by ffggvv 5y ago
would being featured in this article jeapordize it? why even do it when you get a pension in two years
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by ffggvv 5y ago
why is it anyone else’s business to see that data? why would they be entitled to? so they can whinge and ask fb to censor more content? i could see an argument for saying they should provide users more data about their own posts. but not ag
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by ffggvv 5y ago
what if i told you that you can just ignore them. just like you probably don’t listen to taylor swift despite her being popular
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by ffggvv 5y ago
idk if those things are fundamentally oppoosed. i’m not sure if apple was a little more open it would suddenly massively hurt sales
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by ffggvv 5y ago
it was a originally just FANG with one A. and it was just partially coined because it’s a catchy term. it’s also pretty dated at this point. and if you took the N out it would not be appropriate
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by ffggvv 5y ago
a lot of these professionals could be making 7 or 8 figures a year. they don’t “have” to work. they choose to. and there’s much more people in this elite strata than if you only count the traditional ultra wealthy
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by ffggvv 5y ago
he would be instantly cancelled if youtube and facebook and twitter (and spotify) all decided to ban his content. but short of that he’s fine
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by ffggvv 5y ago
“dumping all the risk” except it’s ipoing for far higher price than they got. so the employees are going to make far more per share than they did.
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by ffggvv 5y ago
the solution is clearly to defund the police
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by ffggvv 5y ago
yeah basically every obama official now works in big tech. but somehow people think only republicans are corrupt. the biggest companies are chock full of obama staffers.
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by ffggvv 5y ago
i remember at my first job we had company wide satisfaction surveys yearly. there was one question about whether employees planned to leave within the next 2 years. the results always showed greater than 70% saying yes. yet the attrition ra
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by ffggvv 5y ago
yale could afford to make tuition free for everyone in perpetuity using just their endowment.
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by ffggvv 5y ago
wow surprised not one comment that’s scared of this being the step to automate away our jobs. maybe sooner than we think?
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by ffggvv 5y ago
actually coinbase’s revenue tracks pretty well to bitcoins price. as when the price crashes people lose interest in it and volume goes way down. this is basically what happened between the end of the last bull market and the start of this o
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by ffggvv 5y ago
i know duo isn’t perfect. but i appreciate it because it’s the only language learning thing that’s gotten me to consistently do it everyday for over a year. anything else i couldn’t maintain the habit. obviously not going to fluent off but
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by ffggvv 5y ago
whats the alternative? do you want to give them welfare handouts forever? or are you fine them going back to work in september?
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by ffggvv 5y ago
green energy is the biggest grift in the world right now. all the usual suspects cashing in.

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