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Does Twitter also say in their official filings that it's their belief that bots are less than 5% or is it a concrete statement that less than 5% of accounts are bots?
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loceng
4y ago
What are the options for what this could mean?
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4y ago
I think there's an even better explanation, and liquidating $8.5 billion of Tesla stock may just be the icing on the cake: Elon despises the SEC and he's now has exposed that the "less than 5%" of accounts are bots, that
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4y ago
It seems like you've been successfully manipulated to believe the propaganda, stemming from very poorly done research; it's not hard to manufacture a "bad outcome" if you don't follow the existing understanding for
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4y ago
What skin and visualizer are you using?
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4y ago
Look at the % change compared to the total market cap.. https://companiesmarketcap.com/tesla/marketcap/ https://companiesmarketcap.com/facebook/marketcap/ https://companiesmar
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4y ago
If looking at % of the whole, and not the amount, Coinbase looks to be the winner here? https://companiesmarketcap.com/coinbase/marketcap/ https://companiesmarketcap.com/facebook/marketcap
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4y ago
Turkey is a dictatorship, no?
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4y ago
I'm surprised a debug button isn't already in existence? Maybe it's there if you're a beta tester?
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4y ago
You're responsible for checking your credit card for fraudulent charges, too.
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4y ago
I mean, what kind of domain name are you imagining is being registered and transferred to them? I'm imagining something relatively mundane but funny.
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4y ago
If there isn't 1) intent for defamation, and 2) identifiable damages (monetary) then there's no viable lawsuit; and arguably any reputation "damage" is deserved if the organization they're in charge of allowed this
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4y ago
Elon has in the past talked about a growth-pruning cycle, so this is likely part of that - planned to some degree. I imagine, too, if there are "100x engineers" (or whatever their role is) there may be compromise otherwise that&#x
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4y ago
Maybe, but maybe not - and maybe that negotiated difference leads to the profit slice or a higher profit slice. Why would a person make $14.50/hour when they could make $15/hour applying directly to places? The issue may be that s
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4y ago
With a dash of expected plausible deniability that it was a bug - unless someone outright whistleblows otherwise.
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It's more complex than is being presented. Ads artificially increase the price of a product or service, because the cost of advertising is embedded in the price of what's sold; you're paying more money to be manipulated to bu
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4y ago
Ads are the past.
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"becoming an APP-only prize (more like a lottery style jackpot then a winning cup)." Sooo they could track exactly where their customers were going?
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4y ago
Yeah, "Sure, you can investigate if we're doing cultural genocide - you just can't look here, here, here, here, or here. Talk to these happy Uyghurs! Nothing to see here!"
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4y ago
It's too bad there wasn't a global organization that could go in to see and interview these supposed political prisoners being persecuted and their cultures being genocided - to see if there's any truth or pattern of abuse&#x
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The only two reasons that the CCP seems to not simply be exterminating is: 1) they see more value, for the moment, in these people as workers-slaves (so if they can successfully "rehabilitate"/"re-educate" them, the
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4y ago
Anyone else outweighed the word "Boring" to associate to The Boring Company?
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4y ago
These industries usually get captured via regulation imposed by lobbyists of the biggest players, to make the barrier of entry more costly to keep out potentially new entrants. I know a few taxi drivers who are medallion holders - which are
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4y ago
It's the VC-finance industrial complex, where the incentives aren't aligned with the sources of the money. Arguably being transparent at the per-transaction level which allow everyone and their mother to then do simple math to und
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So does this mean it's going to begin to become cheaper to use the services of old taxi organizations, who arguably aren't going to have the shareholders to appease to to pad revenues with profits? I really think, in all cases of
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4y ago
Inflammation and inflammatory diet is linked to Alzheimer's: normally at night during sleep cycle the channels in the brain open up more to allow waste to exit the brain more easily, but if inflamed then the channels can't open up
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Funded by the advertising industrial complex, captured, gamed, and manipulated by all industrial complexes including political and tyrannical, and take a peek at the last investment rounds and % of those rounds they took hold of. My favouri
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4y ago
I think we have different understandings or belief between God vs. nature. I think God exists within and/or from nature, a result of life and energy and consciousness evolving. Nature therefore may be "nasty, brutish, and short&qu
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Selective breeding is far from playing God, quite the apples to oranges comparison; you're not altering the code, you're putting two different naturally evolved genetic codes together and if the pregnancy is successful then it nat
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4y ago
From my understanding Vitamin D3 liquid form, sublingually, is best absorbed.
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