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Investing: Is ChatGPT outperforming the top most popular funds in the UK?(finder.com)
12 points by llampx 3y ago|12 comments
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by llampx 3y ago
He realized the noclip cheat didn't work in the Metaverse.
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by llampx 3y ago
IMO the US government has a big interest in trying to get American companies as big as possible, and to keep them in the US. Or maybe you can point out some things that the government has done (recently) to show the opposite?
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by llampx 3y ago
The US government is interested in making sure US companies get as big as possible, why would they hamstring them? Do you think they're out there shooting people in the Middle East so that Middle Eastern oil companies can make more mon
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by llampx 3y ago
I saw a TV program where they tried to live off-grid and set up a bike generator to charge a big battery. They found out that the human body produces less power than you'd think.
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by llampx 3y ago
Going to 0 carbon is not free, otherwise every country would be doing it.
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by llampx 4y ago
Sounds fascinating. Do you have a picture of the setup?
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by llampx 4y ago
Onboarding is also very dependent on employee goodwill. Too much churn, and people stop wanting to bring new employees up to speed.
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by llampx 4y ago
Ask any state west of the Rockies. California for example.
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by llampx 4y ago
You know what the US does to country leaders who even talk about trading oil in currency other than USD? Hint: kill with impunity.
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by llampx 4y ago
Their CRO should have told them this was a risky strategy, or how to hedge interest rate risk. Ooops, they've been without a CRO since Q2 2022.
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by llampx 4y ago
What SVB did was not best practice, as shown by the fact that they are now bankrupt and the FDIC had to step in to make depositors whole. Why are you painting it as if it was?
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by llampx 4y ago
Sugar is bad and so are sweeteners. The question is, what is the least worst option? Maybe that is to cut sweet things out of our diet completely.
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by llampx 4y ago
Perhaps take a look at how many trucks and SUVs are sold and exclusively operated within cities, vs on farms or other rural areas.
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by llampx 4y ago
> If I owned a pickup truck and kept it in a garage by my place then I would be far more likely to make last minute decisions to go camping or yard sale shopping or whatever. You and every other SUV driver share this dream. We all know t
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by llampx 4y ago
AirBNB essentially made it easier to operate shadow hotels that are not bound to the same rules and regulations as real hotels. For a long time you could even get away with not paying taxes on your rentals since Airbnb was not cooperating w
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by llampx 4y ago
Sorry but H1-B aka corporate slavery is abominable in the first place. That it is the way it is doesn't mean it is fair or ethical. Most other countries have moved to a more humane way of dealing with foreign workers, at least qualifie
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by llampx 4y ago
> The maximum theoretical gain from shorting is 100%. A stock can only go to zero. If only 10% of your shorts are wildly correct and go to zero, you just made 10% on that one bet. That's one way to look at it. A stock can only go do
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by llampx 4y ago
I feel like a histogram or line chart would be better for displaying popularity of the drinks rather than the heatmap, given that there are no patterns appearing in terms of day of month.
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by llampx 4y ago
1. There may have been a sale without restrictions on purpose or usage of the data attached. 2. There may have been a sale to a third party, from which the group bought the data. 3. The group may have used a shell entity to buy the data.
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by llampx 4y ago
Is that why so many new buildings have been built in the last 10-15 years?
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by llampx 4y ago
The (home) owner class has a much louder voice. When the stock indexes go up (get more expensive) it is business as usual. When they go down, its doom and gloom everywhere.
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by llampx 4y ago
Going to Kinko's and giving your papers to the friendly guy outside who says he'll give you color photocopies for free if you just give him your documents and wait here.
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by llampx 4y ago
Wasn't that more from the acquisition of Picasa?
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by llampx 4y ago
Facebook had lists (don't quote me on the name) which was very similar to Circles, without needing to be on the sahara desert of content which was Google+. The advantage of FB was also that you saw content, whereas on Google+ everyone
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by llampx 4y ago
You seem to have it mixed up with a fact-checking bot, tbh
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by llampx 4y ago
I think the various government agencies, but especially the FTC, have taken the position that its America vs the world, and thus have looked the other way as tech giants have engaged in anti-competitive and consumer hostile behavior that ea
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by llampx 4y ago
I daresay a higher percentage of men have interesting hobbies than women, at any age. Mostly because having interesting hobbies is a good way to attract mates for men, and not for women.
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by llampx 4y ago
You can't really expect mainstream writing to take the opposite stance, that its women's fault. Somebody has to be to blame, and in a case of men vs women, the target is easy.
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by llampx 4y ago
Culture matters. You can have the most "game" but if you grow up in Saudi Arabia or India you will almost certainly have a lower "count" than someone with no game who grew up in Brazil.

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