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by hypeit 3y ago
You can only keep the corruption going for so long. Maybe there's someone new at the SEC that will actually go after him, maybe the shareholder have finally had enough. It could be anything but the CFO headed for the door in a company
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by hypeit 3y ago
Again, I have no idea why you're talking about taxes. Most wealthy people only pay capital gains tax which is hardly onerous. If you have billions of dollars and you have some sort of problem, it's absolutely within your means to
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by hypeit 3y ago
You mean between not taking business seriously and making choices that put people's lives in danger? He was told by his team lidar was a better solution and on a whim he killed it, that's a pretty big connection!
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by hypeit 3y ago
I think you might be replying to the wrong comment. I didn't say anything about taxes. I said that billionaires could help with homelessness if they chose to.
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by hypeit 3y ago
There's nothing in that link that suggests either billionaires paying to repair that school or people objecting to it.
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by hypeit 3y ago
I don't trust the car to drive itself. I wouldn't trust a Musk car in any capacity! The problem is when some Musk fanboy plows through people because FSD goes haywire. That's not social darwinism, that's manslaughter.
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by hypeit 3y ago
> Because all the other humans throughout history that launched a car they built, on a rocket they built did it better, right? Musk has never built a car or a rocket. He raises money and hypes things. He is not a builder. Hell, he trie
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by hypeit 3y ago
When the CEO makes a bunch of fraudulent statements, that is actually bad. It's one thing for people to change jobs, it's another when the guy who is the direct line of fire from Musk's lies leaves. The market can stay irrati
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by hypeit 3y ago
> I welcome the day where we treat business less seriously. Teslas can and do kill people. Taking business "less seriously" is how you do things like remove lidar and label the hobbled driver assist as "full self-driving&q
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by hypeit 3y ago
How many trees have they chopped down to make golf courses? That seems like a much bigger issue.
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by hypeit 3y ago
Let's please not pretend like philosophical razors are anything other than rhetorical devices. There's exactly zero data to back any of them up and it wouldn't matter if there was since each case is unique. There is however r
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by hypeit 3y ago
Because the bay area is home to many extremely rich people who give absolutely nothing back to their communities, encourage rampant gentrification and generally despise poor people and advocate for anti-worker policies. Take a scroll thro
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by hypeit 3y ago
I have to admit as someone who enjoys WFH and would never work in an office again, that having co-workers like you is one of the main reasons. You should work on not relying so much on others. You may be benefiting from all that social &quo
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by hypeit 3y ago
Important to remember this kind of stuff when people tell you to work hard (for them) to get ahead. We're all just worker bees enriching a small network of capital holders.
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by hypeit 3y ago
hn yesterday: "astrology is stupid and anyone who believes it should be shunned" hn today: "where are we on the gartner hype cycle on this one?"