kaesar14

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by kaesar14 6y ago
Socialism for me, capitalism for thee, and all that.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
I have to agree, if this ran all day it'd produce 2880 consoles. How do they keep up with launch demand that sees millions of units shipped in a span of a month or two?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Anyone know of a language that has vocabulary that distinguishes these two meanings of rarity?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Don't know why this is downvoted, a Civil War would objectively be worse than this.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Will the establishments then turn away from Macron next election, when they can put up more formidable candidates? My American birds-eye view is that Macron is not very popular.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
That's rough, I'm sorry to hear that. All the best in your search for a new opportunity. Tough times all around.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Do you have a source, or just rumors?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
As I understand it, Uber/Lyft were making a profit on actual rides in the mature markets. Uber was taking a heavy loss on each food delivery. So this crisis has been a double whammy to margins even though I suppose increased volume&#x2
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Was the "voter-base" that put him in power primarily of the left or the right wings? Or more to the center in general?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
I understand that there are more than two political parties. I'm not that blind of an American. Just curious how most Frenchmen view their own leaders on the spectrum.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Curious, do the French people consider Macron a right winger?
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by kaesar14 6y ago
I'd assume that with something like intensity that as long as the "ratios" of "RGB" values so to speak stay the same, your brain would interpret it as the same color, but that's my thought!
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by kaesar14 6y ago
That's supposing that Chinese numbers are accurate. Which I don't believe.
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by kaesar14 6y ago
"I adopted the attitude that those bar boys are all assholes, that they aren't worth anything, and all they're in there for is to get in your pants, and they're not going to give you a goddamn thing" it's unive
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Agreed, I don't think the average American knows who Schultz is, at least compared to Cuban
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Admire the attempt but this just didn't really make much sense
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by kaesar14 7y ago
But Iceland is a part of the Schengen Zone and is open to free travel with Europe, I don't see how New Zealand is NOT more isolated than Iceland
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Especially as the outbreak was happening during the New Year.
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by kaesar14 7y ago
How's that 60k looking?
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Only CEO in Silicon Valley with any sense of decency and a spine
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by kaesar14 7y ago
As long as people continue to move their shopping online, I'm convinced no maltreatment of employees considered to be "working class" will stop people from making their purchases, especially with the convenience and price. Am
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Semantically agreed, is there anything wrong with hoping lobbyists for oil companies and weapons manufacturers lose their jobs, for example? :)
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by kaesar14 7y ago
I don't doubt that the market for travel and accommodations will return. What I doubt is whether Airbnb can weather the crisis without meeting financial ruin, and whether they can continue to fight the legal battles around the world th
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Yeah, the 2 billion dollars in loans will be enough to ride it out. I doubt whether they'll ever recover in the long term from this, though.
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by kaesar14 7y ago
The short term affects the market. Apparently Airbnb spent a lot of money on an Olympics marketing partnership, that's down the toilet. They've taken out 2 separate 1 billion dollar loans, one at 12%, another at 8%, in the last mo
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Apparently internships are deferred till next year. Don't know how that'll work. It's entirely possible Airbnb never comes back after this, and that a competing product will not be able to fill its shoes. The regulation free
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Why are things "looking better"?
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by kaesar14 7y ago
Yeah, 28x the engineers for research at Google makes sense -- I'd say the work Google is doing is at least 28x more expansive, complex, etc. 700 engineers is quite a lot for a company of this size!
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by kaesar14 7y ago
That doesn't mean that the system as it exists is good. The system as it exists isn't perfect. Maybe listening to those coming at it with a fresh perspective gleaned from youth would benefit society a bit.
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by kaesar14 7y ago
It's not access to culture, it's access to job opportunities and avoiding a commute on highways absolutely clogged to the brim with commuters. Boomers get the blame for capturing regulatory agencies in zoning and housing construct

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