joering2

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by joering2 4y ago
Such a slipper slope for a guy who announce during TED talk, he is okay with all freedom of speech and leave it to government to decide aka if something is illegal then it should not be under free speech. It is 24 hours now... what about in
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by joering2 4y ago
Musk said he will not suspend account because he protects his freedom of speech. Nowhere in First Amendment it says "Except of live data". In fact that data is accessible online up to second, at least on 15 other public internet s
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Musk Bans His Twitter's Jet Tracker Account and Its Author(axios.com)
9 points by joering2 4y ago|4 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
Only lie here is that their commercial said "here is a truck look at it go". Have you ever even watched it before commenting??
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by joering2 4y ago
That's all true, however... https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/revolutionary
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by joering2 4y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/revolutionary
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by joering2 4y ago
How is Tesla revolutionary? We had electric cars (on Moon!!) in 1969 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Roving_Vehicle
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by joering2 4y ago
Milton from Nikola would be better example in my opinion. You had him rolling a truck down the hill to show it works despite at the time it was still technology in development (company is still doing progress now). It still shocks me he is
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by joering2 4y ago
Many people successfully climbed Mount Everest so this is not apples to apples. Musk said it is economically insane to buy any other car, because in the near future they will update your Tesla with newest self-driving software, and you will
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by joering2 4y ago
okay I take the bait - can you point out to any news piece out there regarding any other brand of a vehicle that failed similar way 4 days after being produced? Yes all vehicles break down like this... but not being less than 100 hours old.
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ActiveCampaign raises Postmark's lowest tier pricing 50% starting January 3rd(postmarkapp.com)
1 points by joering2 4y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
an exception to that is Bank of America Merchant services. I have 2 clients with chargeback ratio above 3% for close to 5 years now, and processing volume about $1MM a month. I imagine they are simply too small of a fish for BOA to care abo
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by joering2 4y ago
Good advise is always to have a backup processor (similar to ESP). The thing is while initially regular MSP may not want to do business with you, if you get Stripe account in somewhat good standing for 3 months, you will have hard time find
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Coinbase sheds 85% of its value this year so far(axios.com)
63 points by joering2 4y ago|19 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
No prison is fun to be in, trust me. No matter how "low" it is.
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by joering2 4y ago
Since you say "almost everybody", I assumed you have been behind bars yourself and know how easy it is to survive not being raped, stabbed to death, pushed to wolves by other gang or being killed by that gang for not going against
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by joering2 4y ago
It may be a long shot, but if she knew she is comiting fraud, and may be caught/sentences to bars, she may have stashed investors money in multiple ways, including having third party companies Theranos worked with that were simply a co
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by joering2 4y ago
In my opinion you cannot make money off of Twitter, no matter what business model you implement. I also don't think Musk would spent that much money just to lower his tax burden when selling Tesla stock. Its quite possible he will make
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Dear Twitter, thank you for suspending my account, otherwise I'd gladly pay $99
2 points by joering2 4y ago|5 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
The ultimate downfall of a society.. when justice system simply becomes just a system, out of convenience.
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by joering2 4y ago
How doable (guess not) would it be to make a "gravity battery" ? A tiny but heavy balls are thrown from top and while passing thru thin channels they rotate some sort of mini-dynamo that creates electricity. Once all balls are on
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by joering2 4y ago
It was a prototype! Musk sold his cybertruck on unbreakable windows and that turned out to be deception too. How about $30,000 investment in robo taxi and ROI of 100% per year (even Madoff wasn't giving that good returns). I mean most
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by joering2 4y ago
I don't find it dishonest, rather brilliant he found a hill the truck rolled down from. The whole ordeal was the weakest chain of the whole lawsuit - most of the time the tech showed is not 100% working. The truck showed would not be o
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by joering2 4y ago
>Trevor Milton lied to Nikola’s investors — over and over and over again. That’s fraud, plain and simple, >He faced up to 25 years in prison if convicted on all four counts. If he would have taken large subsidies, like Musk did, it wo
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by joering2 4y ago
Seems pretty obvious at least since Dot Com legal problems started, no?
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by joering2 4y ago
I think you meant Strzok, NOT Strozk. Did you read his book? Actually great read. Dude, like anyone else had his own opinions, unless you believe FBI agent are cyborgs and have no right to be humans, have their own personal opinions, etc. a
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by joering2 4y ago
Checking the site now, since I never heard of Supabase, and I have a question: what is "lawyers.txt" file? Google doesn't find anything on it. https://supabase.com/lawyers.txt Its noted in website footer. I k
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by joering2 4y ago
I think the whole "movement" has been created from the fact that, scientifically speaking, earth is not round. At least not perfectly round like you see photos, because that's obviously water being pulled by gravity making it
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DALL-E mini AI asked to predict last selfie taken on Earth(the-sun.com)
1 points by joering2 4y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 4y ago
Hopefully next iteration will have multiple mirrors built in as a backup. At least one round behind each visible mirror, and then release broken one, let it fly away, and push the new one out, call it "shark teeth lensing replacement s

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