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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   Wouldn't that at least prove that their potential partners were more dedicated to the app?
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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   Is that necessarily a bad thing? Growth at the cost of everything doesn't seem to bode well long term. What would the potential consequences of an economy not based on continuous growth? Genuine question, not trying to be inflammatory.
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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   Alright. Then any company that participates in share buyback obviously shouldn't get any stimulus money, then right? Because if they have that much cash on hand, they should give it to shareholders instead of investing in the company o
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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   Why buy wireless headphones to begin with? I've had a pair of wired Audio Technica headphones for the past 5 years and have had no issues at all. Ear pads are user replaceable, headphone cable is detachable and standard, and I can use
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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   If VC's wanna subsidize my dinner, I'm gonna go for it. Theoretically, this would incentivize them to make the service not suck, since they have to refund/comp so many orders.
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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   Something something.... Land... something something... Coastal Elites...
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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   Please do whatever you want with an image posted to an internet forum
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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   Just curious why this would be a legal decision? I can't think of any reason that keeping messages would be a bad thing.
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   by fuzzer37 6y ago

   > working-class and poor Americans face more family instability and higher levels of singleness "singleness" is an interesting term here. Are the authors implying that being single is inherently a bad thing? It seems as though
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Is this not essentially just a different way to represent state diagrams with undefined cases explicitly drawn out?
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    I give up, what is it?
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    But also contributes to the heat death of the universe.
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    I think more projects should have cute mascots like this. Really like the "Raccoon is not an acronym. Raccoons are just cute animals, and it is well past time that an attack will be named after them :)" line.
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Put a deposit on the bottle that it comes in, similar to how states like Michigan have a bottle deposit. Make it large enough that the consumer would be incentivized to return the bottle, even if they themselves don't actually re-use i
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    I can't tell if this is a very elaborate grammar joke that I don't know enough to understand or a troll.
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Some people did an (albeit informal) experiment trying to find out how much sawdust you can add to a rice krispy treat before people start to notice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKDal51f5LU
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Or we'll shift back to an internet where people make things because they enjoy making them, not because they're trying to get a million clicks on blog spam. I'd be happy if the internet as a whole was a less profitable place.
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Is the definition of gentrification here just new things moving in? I don't see how a coffee/bike repair shop moving into a neighborhood is somehow a bad thing.
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Care to elaborate on the "political reasons"? I've never heard of someone moving _to_ Ubuntu for political reasons.
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Well there's the interstate commerce clause, not sure why them being an ISP changes anything.
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Console makers tend to lose money on console sales [0], but they then are able to make it up in selling things like (but not limited to): Online Access (Nintendo Online, PSPlus, Xbox gold), Games, and possibly ads, should they choose to dis
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    Presumably reinsurance claims are less frequent, and thus have some sort of different pricing structure. The wikipedia page on the subject is pretty interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinsurance
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    by fuzzer37 6y ago

    I'm not too knowledgeable about insurance in general, but from the S1 they say "At Lemonade, excess claims are generally offloaded to reinsurers". So, I'd assume if too many people start making claims, they themselves ha
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    by fuzzer37 13y ago

    I've written a few articles for Wikipedia, and also fix vandalism occasionally. The only problem i have is when i try to create an article for a product or company. People always think that they are biased, which isn't a bad thing