kosh2

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by kosh2 4y ago
You can exchange "We will never know" for anything that we currently think of as impossible then.
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by kosh2 4y ago
If I type a new marketing relevant keyword into google, I will get a perfect add for that in 5 minutes watching youtube. Influencers are some of the most popular people on the planet for young people.
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by kosh2 4y ago
In my personal browsing experience, I don't think that I can't find human generated content anymore. Of course it is a problem, but so is e-mail spam, which largely is under control. AI getting more sophisticated and putting peopl
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by kosh2 4y ago
I got the best stuff ever for you: In depth chess videos. I once had bought a chess game (not sure if it was the chess master series) and it contained a whole bunch of annotated games by a GM. It was interesting but also tired my brain so q
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by kosh2 4y ago
Also Sabine Hossenfelder. She sometimes does non-physics topics but it's mostly physics https://www.youtube.com/c/SabineHossenfelder/videos
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by kosh2 4y ago
Yes! If you watch more than 5 physics docs that run on TV, you quickly get tired of hearing "Black holes are so massive that not even light can escape it!".
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by kosh2 5y ago
Agreed. This looks much more like a tactic against true repairability than a real commitment to it: It will be used as an argument why laws with teeth to guarantee real repairability are not needed. "Look here, we do repairs and such!
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by kosh2 5y ago
I don't believe this. Do you have not info in that?
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by kosh2 5y ago
I would go even further and create multiple identities based on what you comment on. I for example use one alias for tech-related stuff where I also expose my job (but not my identity). I use another for all politics related stuff that coul
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by kosh2 5y ago
> Water, like money, circulates I'm not an expert in this area but I have strong doubts that this argument is useful in this case. Let's think of an example. Two people are die because of dehydration. Luckily they happen to fin
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by kosh2 5y ago
Skin cancer probably plays no role for your ability to reproduce. By the time you die from skin cancer you already had children and probably even grandchildren.
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by kosh2 6y ago
Yes. But as far as I know, space itself is not made out of particles.
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by kosh2 6y ago
I would say it is filled with not made out of. The emptiness of space is not made out of particles.
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by kosh2 6y ago
Can you explain why buying GME was more costly for them? I don't undestand that.
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by kosh2 6y ago
There is a case because of the reasons behind it. Say an auction house auctions off a picture. But right during the auction they announce, point to their TOS, that out of all the present bidders, only 1 person is allowed to bid. This one pe
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by kosh2 6y ago
Robinhood didn't pull the plug. Tastyworks did the same and they said they were more or less forced by Apex Clearing. Here is CEO of interactive brokers also admitting to the reasons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RH
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by kosh2 6y ago
Tastytrade wrote very clearly that it was Apex Clearing that forced their hand.
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by kosh2 6y ago
Tastytrade also restricted trade in the same manner. They send a mail to all customers and made it very clear that it was Apex Clearing who forced their hand. It is very unlikely that something different happened at Robinhood.
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by kosh2 6y ago
Many things affect the price. Like Elon musk tweeting. Or good sales numbers.
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by kosh2 6y ago
> And you can't operate free-trade style in a world where you have bad actors like China reaping all the benefits while being protectionist and therefore preventing their trade partners from seeing the same benefits. China was prett
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by kosh2 6y ago
Being allys with the US is a special thing though. Just the other day the US threatened "crushing legal and economic sanctions" against a German port for being involved in North Stream 2. "The US argues that the pipeline will
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by kosh2 6y ago
> The US doesn't limit human rights. The US has killed thousands of civilians in its countless wars in the last decades. Just think of all the stuff that happened after 9/11 with Guantanamo Bay. Yes, US citizens have much more
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by kosh2 6y ago
Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Cuba, Syria, Guatemala and the list goes on. The US probably has caused a lot more death in foreign countries than China.
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by kosh2 6y ago
The question is who is the actor with good faith though. The US is arguably the player with the most foreign aggressive interventions (often economic) since WW2. The US is all about free trade when it benefits them but the second that is no