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by fundad 5y ago
Housing costs spiked pretty much everywhere too. There has been talk of a restaurant bubble for years and not enough was done about affordable housing. The other thing is during the restaurant bubble, it cost owners little to be open during
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by fundad 5y ago
The "former eBay employee" was pretty high up in eBay security operations and also a former police Captain and they don't come cheap. He's less rich than the CEO but can definitely afford more than the paltry $15,000 fin
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by fundad 5y ago
Something like this happens so often there should be a legal theory exploring it. I'll ask my kindergartener what he's learned.
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by fundad 5y ago
DOJ also spied on Dem lawmakers and unmasked their family members. Glad to see Republicans pretending to care about this.
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by fundad 5y ago
Google has been open about expanding beyond search to make more money from search.
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by fundad 5y ago
I find that many pro-establishment people on the left are uncomfortable acknowledging institutional racism and harbor some anti-blackness. I find more diversity of thought among anti-establishment left because what’s important to them/
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by fundad 5y ago
The strong correlation between voting and denying the Jan 6 attack, Climate Change and COVID-19 is how.
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by fundad 5y ago
Yeah me too. If made today, Superbad! would be smeared on cable news as anti-cop propaganda. It's like "Calling someone gay isn't fashionable anymore so what's the use!?" boop
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by fundad 5y ago
Not mentioned is that they’ve been doing this forever. Private insurers exist to deny reimbursement, the so-called “administration” could be handled by a SAAS billing package.
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by fundad 5y ago
Exactly! Psychology tricks would include supporting Linux commercially which is a wildly successful business (even before counting the likes of AWS which supports an OS as part of hosting). They by definition market their product and win sa
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Seeing my job get automated before my eyes makes me nervous but can AI make dumbass libertarian arguments over lunch? We’ll probably actually
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by fundad 5y ago
Agreed, The leisure economy is stimulated most widely by the vaccine. People who took the virus seriously didn’t spend on experiences as much until now and it seems that’s a lot of customers.
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by fundad 5y ago
A child care business owner couldn’t hire layer off workers back, if she took a pay cut to attract workers she’d be making less than UI so she closed her business in June 2020 and probably went on UI herself. Even business owners can make m
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by fundad 5y ago
The vaccine is all the stimulus I needed to get out and spend, contributing to inflation. The direct payments were means-tested and the vaccine is not. Imagine the millions of people, who took COVID seriously, ready to spend money on experi