mcmcmc

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by mcmcmc 2y ago
So you would physically fight someone over political speech? That doesn’t seem to respect their right to it. Curious why you’d choose to harp on communist ideology when there are real live Nazis again.
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Hot take: all advertising for any kind of gambling should be banned, and online gambling should be outright prohibited
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
That’s really not how CAC works. Not all of their costs are directly tied to revenue generation
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
I’m not sure what you’re getting at. A dealership isn’t just a place of purchase. They facilitate test drives, let people shop around for different makes and models, do trade ins. A lot of people want to see what they’re paying for before d
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
I think you missed the part about "towns across the country". For almost 20k towns and cities in the US there are 245 Tesla storefronts.
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Plenty of MSP work though
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
If you’re not part of the primary user base, how would you know the problem?
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Most of them… How do you haul hay? How do you haul a stock trailer to move animals around or take them to the vet? Move fence panels around or haul water? The comment very clearly says anyone who has a truck for non commercial purposes is a
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Yeah, and fuck everyone who lives in the country and has large animals, or anyone who wants to haul a camper or trailer. A subcompact can fit like two bales of hay, surely that’s enough right?
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Do you think revenue just magically appears in your company’s accounts receivable? do your customers cold call your sales reps?
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Or reducing traffic deaths from dangerous driving with a financial deterrent Did you know that during GWOT, US military personnel deployed to combat zones were more likely to be killed in a car accident after returning home than they were t
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Giving out speeding tickets
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Emergent property != laws of physics yet to be broken. All I meant was equating economic principles to empirically proven scientific theory is deeply misleading. I agree with your last paragraph. I liken it to the saying, “all models are wr
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Giffen goods
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
It definitely helps to understand it when you are trying to explain to the ISP that it’s their problem. Knowing what you’re talking about will get your issue resolved much more quickly.
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
This is moronic. Economic theory is a self-reinforcing veneer of soft science studying observed human behavior with wild variance between different cultures, geographic markets, and individual people. The "laws of supply and demand&quo
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
You can bet landlords would be doing everything possible to force renters out just before the purchase window comes open.
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Once again demonstrating that fining a corporation for criminal behavior is simply adding to their operating cost, and the lawyers will always get paid
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
> By contrast, an attacker’s entire job is to attack the system. There is no other purpose they are serving, no secondary masters or considerations that need to be used to weaken their attacks. This seems like a serious misconception. Cy
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Hard to call it “arbitrary and capricious” with a straight face though
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
You literally made up a quote that I did not say to create a nonsensical argument. Taking taxpayer money and spending it on something that doesn’t benefit taxpayers, but does benefit people with equity in Spacex, is wealth redistribution. A
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
No, I think the government should not be continuing to rack up debt for a toy program that does nothing for the welfare of the average American. If Spacex is so successful and innovative surely they can survive without government funding. I
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
The whole thing is a boondoggle and running a deficit to redistribute more wealth to the top should disgust people. Your strawman is meaningless.
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Sure, let’s give the richest man on earth who spends more time trolling on Twitter than working more taxpayer dollars for his self enrichment
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Congrats, you’ve proposed the already existing Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
You can get a dairy cow or buy a share of one to get raw milk if you really want it that bad
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Yeah how dare people want to live in the place they were born and raised, or near where they work. This kind of boomer mindset is gross and weird. Nobody is taking anything from you, if you want to preserve a historic site buy it and mainta
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
> A big whale company performing that many M&As to little startups is essentially fueling future competitors. What an absolute load. They are stamping out competition, concentrating market power, and making red oceans even redder. If
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Ok Scrooge McDuck
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by mcmcmc 2y ago
Nowhere did the GP state that AR would be inescapable, just that ads would be inescapable in AR . I’d imagine high tech contact lenses would be a preferable approach to a seamless interface for most people who aren’t born with this stuff a

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