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jfghi
3y ago
Not the time or place for whataboutism
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jfghi
3y ago
Pre-Covid COL would be great too.
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jfghi
3y ago
I’d have to see data in order to confirm this is true. Once a delinquency gets placed on a credit report paying the bill doesn’t help the person that owes. It also assumes that the people not paying are choosing to do so rather than not b
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jfghi
3y ago
I agree entirely but just don’t think that credit reports solve or help anything in this domain.
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jfghi
3y ago
Be less profitable by not price gouging?
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jfghi
3y ago
I like the term because it strikes the appropriate nerve for the behaviors it accurately describes.
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jfghi
3y ago
?
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jfghi
3y ago
“Pledge” another 20 cents
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jfghi
3y ago
Copilot, I want to build a spreadsheet application and a database engine.
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jfghi
3y ago
The amount of 2 hour birthday lunches people get dragged to after in-person meetings not even relevant to their job is off the charts wasteful.
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jfghi
3y ago
All one has to do is attend stats 101 to become a deity
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jfghi
3y ago
Of course, if I had to guess I’d say rolling averages are also “AI”
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jfghi
3y ago
None of these arguments were ever made when sending engineering teams offshore.
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jfghi
3y ago
I’d say based upon the overall profitability and scale of single family corporate landlords like American homes for rent that commercial interests have great influence over pricing. Smaller landlords are then able to price similarly. It m
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jfghi
3y ago
I’d say it’s because the pricing is algorithmic based off of demographic and personal data. Similar to hotels, it can be more profitable to keep some empty in order to reduce supply and price up the others.
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jfghi
3y ago
I’d frame it more as describing inherent nature versus a minor attribute.
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jfghi
3y ago
I wonder if the series of events will have any precedence or influence for other notable trials going on at the moment.
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jfghi
3y ago
True, there’s a number of top athletes that are also top students. The level of discipline for some of them is remarkable.
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jfghi
3y ago
Wikipedia puts net income at -9.1 billion for 2022. It takes more than one quarters worth of information to update a prior on a 14 year old company.
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jfghi
3y ago
Worst of both worlds?
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jfghi
3y ago
But then Uber would be forced to lose even more money while “disrupting” their industry?
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jfghi
3y ago
Seems like a rhetorical question that intentionally ignores the overall premise without adding value.
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jfghi
3y ago
As is website to website solicitation
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jfghi
3y ago
Given the set of beliefs and cultish adherence to a ridiculous abusive father figure of a leader, a lot of criticism is deserved.
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jfghi
3y ago
Free market solves it /s
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jfghi
3y ago
I compare it more to a zero sum game competing against a handful of countries dealing with a variety of often similar issues.
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jfghi
3y ago
I think it’d be quite nice to celebrate process more than results. Investigating a topic and demonstrating lacks of correlation or causation is remarkably useful for future investigators. The opposite can be said if a result falsely gets
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jfghi
3y ago
I find this quite ironic given the astronomical levels of greed of the mainstream churches.
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jfghi
3y ago
Shhh, don’t want this to be a new ai-supported feature as a service
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jfghi
3y ago
In addition to being the most useful website ever made.
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