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maerF0x0
3y ago
is the implication here a form of quid pro quo between the Government not threatening anti-trust for information in return?
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maerF0x0
3y ago
I actually believe hearing the sales tax thing is a different issue. I recall hearing some conservative folks say tax separate is intended to keep the "sting" in the tax so people will be incentivized to protest it and reduce it.
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maerF0x0
3y ago
> fees for selecting seats, checking bags, and buying food, to name a few .. "unbundling" I can appreciate this kind of unbundling where I can choose what I want or dont want. Unlike the rental market that has started to "
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3y ago
>I forget how something was setup in some section of some file, and write code in another file and it just breaks the entire logic. I feel frustrated that I cannot upload and maintain the entire logical map of even this very small and si
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maerF0x0
3y ago
in fairness that's a pretty tight window for parent commenter to notice. +1 it's never not worked for me
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3y ago
I had this happen years ago, ironically I'm pretty sure they spent more hounding me for the next dollar than i gave them (like $25).
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maerF0x0
3y ago
> they'll just buy you out That would require you to sell. And if one is confident they can win in the marketplace then why sell to them when you can eventually flip the scenario and have them asking to be acquired? Fully granted t
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3y ago
I've never understood, maybe someone can explain it to me, why there's any concern about US treasuries? A bond holder has loaned them $1000 USD, and they literally have the ability to print USD money. How could the bond holder not
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3y ago
also these kinds of wheel modifications/styles which essentially turn them into meat grinders https://www.reddit.com/r/Austin/comments/8rjfu4/wheel_spikes...
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3y ago
> tax consumer vehicles based on weight! This essentially does exist in an urban environment due to fuel taxes. Still open debate if they're appropriately set (high/low) or if they funnel to the correct hands. In an urban envir
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3y ago
"The referee only sees the retaliation" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWixJl8VFLs (Bill Burr clip, very adult language)
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3y ago
But we live in the kinds of society where a person has rights until they prove they shouldn't. Not the potential, but the actuality. Now I think the middle ground might be better enforcement of near misses... "No harm no foul"
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3y ago
> I leave just enough time to not be hit by the vehicle We need laws (and enforcement) that make it so that taking risks with pedestrian safety can be ticketed (or other consequences). I've had experiences recently (in TX) of people
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3y ago
my understanding of history is the Catholic church wielded great power over the populace by having both literacy, but and also in Latin (a less accessible language). With 99 theses and a German bible people could easily get their religion o
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3y ago
No no, no setup... I wouldnt use those terms pejoratively towards you if they were your goal :) . So in short i'm understaning the goal is to "throw away the money" and get something you see as absurdly excellent? (i'm g
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3y ago
So in short "Status" or "Exclusivity"? I think cybertruck is hitting on markets where "Real men drive trucks"[1], and may have a sort of uniqueness / exclusivity in markets like those that would buy a Ford
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3y ago
Would these hires be folks which have an expected outcome of termination?
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maerF0x0
3y ago
For what reasons do you choose ferraris over teslas?
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3y ago
I genuinely do wonder what the outcome would be if a highly demanded (but ultimately unlimited supply) product was instead delivered by sorted bids? Like what if Tesla simply said Your position in line is relative to all bids, and at price
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3y ago
As someone from Austin,TX I read "flip it" very differently. As in crashed it, much like so many truck owners do here in Texas (the state with the worst traffic safety record). By "flip" they mean "Resell". (pr
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3y ago
Yeah i can now see your reading of my comment. By "Non event" i meant the absence of an event. not that it's non-impactful. I guess the difference is objective measure of "did a thing occur?" vs the subjective "
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3y ago
> (e.g., a failure to receive a promotion) Anecdotal, but many men often would not think to share a non event. IMO a better comparison would be got a promotion vs got fired. Also this for a giggle: https://youtu.be/vQbWA
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3y ago
Valid point. The above is in my experience living in Texas, having lived in some and visited all the other major cities in Texas, plus lots of talking online with texan as well. Pretty dang obvious I dont know 30m people, but statistics tel
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3y ago
System76 is doing us all a favor by showing what a Macbook could be if it were actually "Pro". Do a spec for price comparison and System76 is blowing them out of the water. * More cores on wider supported chips * Nvidia Graphics c
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3y ago
well, technically it'd be off-gassing CO2 instead of methane. Technically a minor improvement. Still, there are even better uses for it.
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3y ago
just for fun: https://theprint.in/opinion/giant-asteroid-has-gold-worth-70... also in the article: > Diamonds used to be exceedingly rare, until large deposits were discovered in the 1800s in South Africa. The Briti
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3y ago
It's a trick of currency risk though. The denomination can make things weird. The price of a gold piece could be $1000USD or $100USD . But if it buys you a loaf at either point of time, has the gold changed in value? I have a joke that
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3y ago
They must charge a spread or fees?
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3y ago
They do not owe us content. We do not owe them our hard earned dollars. The tug of war continues.
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3y ago
Could this work as a magnetic rail with earth magnets? Would that not require any batteries then?
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