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by leesec 5y ago
Sorry to hear this friend.
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by leesec 5y ago
Nope. I would have had better bereavement pay and more legal recourse. There's a long story about how I was meant to brought in house but the employer dropped the ball there as well.
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Another Classic Case of Corporate Callousness(medium.com)
37 points by leesec 5y ago|6 comments
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by leesec 5y ago
He removed his fake so I got downvoted haha.
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by leesec 5y ago
Please don't make up quotes? Or provide a source.
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by leesec 5y ago
Cool. It mostly made me happy
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by leesec 5y ago
A man who didn't want a perceived enemy to get nuclear capabilities. Wow, what a lunatic.
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by leesec 5y ago
Tesla's margins keep getting better
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by leesec 5y ago
I don't even have the FSD beta but my autopilot can turn on anywhere there's lane lines basically.
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by leesec 5y ago
Yeah or you know, the Chinese government.
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by leesec 5y ago
Nixon left.
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by leesec 5y ago
Is this a joke? Their scaling has been at a snails pace.
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by leesec 5y ago
Very cool, maybe in 10 more years they'll expand to Chicago too.
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by leesec 5y ago
It's amazing to me the impact they seem to be having with...a few million? With all the VC money getting thrown around these days you'd think some of it would get tossed towards unproven climate change solutions.
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by leesec 5y ago
Yes, you're right. It's Stripe's job to shut down proof of work by not allowing them (which wouldn't matter). I for one am glad Stripe is funding ideas in this space that are not proven out.
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by leesec 5y ago
>Tesla loses money on every car it sells and cooks the books by charging for imaginary options. This is false lol.
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by leesec 5y ago
Don't listen to a random person. Predominantly people enjoy it but make your own judgement.
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by leesec 5y ago
You honestly sound like a short seller or something. Tesla owns the vast majority of EV sales in US and other countries. You act as if other companies will easily catch up on major moats like battery tech/supercharging network/aut
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by leesec 5y ago
Lol you people always come out of the wood work. They are supply constrained, they are not lying about their product line. FSD being the only maybe but I genuinely think they think they can make it work.
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by leesec 5y ago
Is this a serious thesis? The point is the average car owner can make some money off an existing asset (instead of having to buy a medallion), and the average person needing a ride has more options to choose from. Cab infrastructure simply
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by leesec 5y ago
That's fair, thanks for your clarification then.
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by leesec 5y ago
No idea why you would write this up or share it honestly. Call me old fashion but I wouldn't want to do business with someone who scream irrationally as loud as they can in response to simple questions or during business meetings. Espe
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by leesec 5y ago
Literally what are you on about lol. The Quest 2 was the first breakout VR system and they've already got Quest 3 and AR glasses coming down the pipe. I for one am glad a big company is taking this space seriously.
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by leesec 5y ago
I can explain - More people want to buy than sell
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by leesec 5y ago
Completely ignoring that we spend 2+ trillion on welfare in USA yearly ( if you include Medicaid ), albeit only hundreds of billions on housing.
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by leesec 5y ago
We spend about a trillion dollars on welfare a year but i'm sure this next 20 billion would finally crack it!
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by leesec 5y ago
Such an unrealistic game, doesn't have the option anywhere to create jobs for 1.3 million employees while also providing an immense service to the world. I hope people really don't believe anything like the contents of this game,
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by leesec 5y ago
Merely that you must consider the incentives of policy as well as the immediate result of a policy.
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by leesec 5y ago
I wonder what kind of incentive it would create if we just started giving homeless people houses
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by leesec 5y ago
Extremely defeatist attitude to call mankind's survival an unwinnable battle.

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