jacksproit

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by jacksproit 7y ago
Now there are poachers and counterfeitters. https://www.google.com/amp/s/longreads.com/2019/02/12/the-ca...
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by jacksproit 7y ago
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.howtogeek.com/272176/how-to...
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by jacksproit 7y ago
Based on how the prices have been falling recently this seems like a puff piece to try and prevent a full bubble pop. I wouldn't be sad to see them go. There are a lot of sketchy scams around "mystery box" sales that are esse
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by jacksproit 7y ago
DoorDash offers a lot of coupons and promotions and allows as many accounts as you care to make.
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by jacksproit 7y ago
2 years ago, at least
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by jacksproit 7y ago
That sounds like a great idea to me!
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by jacksproit 7y ago
Some endeavors carry significant risk but the rewards are also significant. The infrastructure doesn't have to be completely dismantled because one endeavor failed (however catastrophically). Why cause more pain than is necessary?
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by jacksproit 7y ago
If organic is the best way to avoid glyphosphate it seems like a reasonable conclusion to me.
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by jacksproit 7y ago
They're being abducted by the state? I don't think that you're being very objective.
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by jacksproit 7y ago
Extremely pro-Trump article. From the "about us" page for that site: "We are unapologetically pro free market and for a limited federal government."
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by jacksproit 7y ago
I could find very little information about that website. First time I've seen it referenced before. Seemed like a very strongly worded article to me.
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by jacksproit 7y ago
You could always ask....
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by jacksproit 7y ago
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/04/how-a-major-cryp...
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by jacksproit 7y ago
To be fair that's specifically about the Omaha Goodwill. Different regions have different policies.
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by jacksproit 7y ago
30Hz refresh rate is brutal for some apps/people
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by jacksproit 8y ago
The last big downturn was a decade ago. Any traders age 18-28 have never seen a big drop and likely don't comprehend the extent of the risks IMO.
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by jacksproit 8y ago
Last? https://www.icij.org
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by jacksproit 8y ago
It'll probably be more like auto insurance companies where they offer a voluntary tracking program and if you're better than average you get a discount
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by jacksproit 8y ago
Don't forget trading on margin and access to options.
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by jacksproit 8y ago
You shouldn't make statements about the future with such confidence, it is impossible to predict what will happen with any real degree of certainty.
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by jacksproit 8y ago
Ah, yes!
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by jacksproit 8y ago
There are enough economists that every possible prediction gets made. You shouldn’t lend credence to those who sow fear.
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by jacksproit 8y ago
A bit odd coming from a company that harvested so much facial data, no? https://www.lifewire.com/website-that-can-guess-your-age-348...
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by jacksproit 8y ago
I really enjoy watching The Big Bang Theory. I think that you’re being overly cynical.
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by jacksproit 8y ago
It’s high risk and possibly illegal in some cases but people still attempt it https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornering_the_market
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by jacksproit 8y ago
I don’t understand how a 4K Blu-ray movie with 4x the pixel data can fit on a disc that’s only 2x a 1080 Blu-ray. They must compromise the bitrate? HDR must add overhead also?
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by jacksproit 8y ago
They’ve been doing that forever and it’s a $15/mo charge for a device that costs maybe $100. You think educated consumers want to pay $15/mo for 60 months = $900? Fewer and fewer fall for that trick.
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by jacksproit 8y ago
The business cycle is a theory, which very well might be self fulfilling. Who makes the most profit from a market decline?
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by jacksproit 8y ago
Vote with your wallet is very effective with an educated populace.
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by jacksproit 8y ago
They do investigative journalism with primary sources and documented references which puts them ahead of most news outlets these days. Yes they have a bias but it’s predictable.

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