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by jliptzin 6y ago
Yea that’s the thing, if you have $40,000 to spend on an electric car it would be insane to not get a Tesla.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
You need 300 mile rated range bare minimum or you are going to be in for a lot of headaches. That range is only actually 300 miles when the climate is good (not too cold) and you are driving like a grandma. If you're in a cold climate
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by jliptzin 6y ago
The price was artificially low due to abuse from short sellers who have finally given up over the last few months. You can see based on the chart of short interest vs. stock price. Now it may have swung in the opposite direction, the stock
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Cures and vaccines would be great but I feel like we are missing an opportunity with improved testing not just for cancer but also for infectious diseases. Imagine a toilet that can detect a UTI/STI or parasite or a monitor in my room
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by jliptzin 6y ago
It seems like the perfect way to generate SEO-optimized text on a variety of subjects very quickly without actually saying anything new or interesting. God help us all.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
You can’t possibly know. You have to just assume all VPN companies are logging your activity indefinitely regardless of what they say. Though I suppose you’d rather go with a VPN company that claims it doesn’t do any logging, over one that
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by jliptzin 6y ago
This is chilling considering I am currently looking for a personal assistant!
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Yea, at the very least couldn’t you just have something like a windshield wiper periodically wiping the sand away? Or vibrate it so the sand falls off?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I am not talking about startups competing for the same contracts, I am talking about startups competing with a large company in their line of business. Blockbuster couldn’t hire Accenture to create Netflix, for instance.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Don’t gripe, celebrate it! Huge companies getting conned by large consulting firms creates opportunities for startups. If Deloitte and others were actually good at what they do, it’s be much harder to compete. Large companies blowing a hole
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by jliptzin 6y ago
The point is to screen outrageously out of character or dangerous tweets, for instance Hillary Clinton giving away bitcoin, or a politician declaring war on another country. Something timid or benign slipping through is not that big of a de
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Seems to me twitter should hire some humans to sit there and manually approve every tweet by all VIP accounts before they go live. How hard could that be? If that’s all they do you’re adding maybe a 30 second delay to every VIP tweet and yo
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by jliptzin 6y ago
What is being inflated after the fact? When you book on Airbnb it shows you all the fees including cleaning fee before you book...
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Not disagreeing with you except about the cleaning fee. Hotels usually clean every room every day and have an on-site cleaning staff. The marginal cost to clean one room is pretty low, and it happens every day while you’re there, so it’s ba
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by jliptzin 6y ago
That means the notices aren't even worth the amount it would cost to snail mail.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
It's possible. I remember reading about forums on the dark net a while ago where some hackers were advertising their services where you pay them bitcoin and they plant child porn on any target's computer. Then presumably you repor
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Uh oh, I rent out a vacation house on Airbnb, I am terrified to look up what the guests have been downloading on my account...
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Even if you agree with him in principal I don’t see how anyone could stomach shorting a growth stock for 5+ years like he suggests. How much would you lose just on interest paid to borrow the shares for that long? So maybe he’s talking abou
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by jliptzin 6y ago
It would be good enough to know that there is at least one person somewhere who is actually from the future.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Feinstein needs to go
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by jliptzin 6y ago
There’s an online chess boom?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Maybe give people a basic income and they won’t kill themselves when they lose their job?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
What does Zoom do that other free services (google hangouts) do not do?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
It’s easy to be right about a pandemic when you’re alarmist about everything
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Such as every state?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Should be all of it, considering this outbreak alone cost the global economy more than $5 trillion
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Why do you care about a Ukranian gas company's hiring practices? If they want to waste money overpaying for an unqualified board member simply for name association that's on them. Nobody in this country is affected. The better que
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I think it would make sense for prescription drugs and food delivery.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Good luck!
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by jliptzin 6y ago
This is cool but I think it gives people a false sense of security that their lawmakers aren't taking financial advantage of the positions they're in. Surely if a Senator came across a lucrative but illegal opportunity to profit o

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