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by moorhosj 8y ago
You would need 2,000 of those customers to reach $100 million ARR.
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Taking a stand against a comment that nobody made!
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Comparing two things doesn’t automatically make them the same.
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==The reason censorship doesn't actually prevent genocide is because any ideology that's popular enough to actually inspire a genocide is too popular to be censored.== Do you have a source for this claim? It seems to me that in ev
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==What happens long-term when the people whose memories of the horrors of the early 20th century die off?== Surely you could think of race/religious/class based horrors that have occurred since WWII. There have been genocides in p
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==Because even though you owe, you also own as much as you owe (except during a market downturn of course).== Do you own that much? Let's put some real numbers on this. You buy a $350k house, and put down $70k (20%). That leaves you wi
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If this was a good faith argument, I would agree 100%. More likely, would be me finding a reliable source, then the original poster arguing about the reliability of that source and it going back and forth. This way, we can show them that th
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People have been living in cities for centuries. Along with people, they tend to have the highest density of places like libraries, parks and museums. Those all seem like great places for kids to learn and explore. Also, not everyone in a c
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==Criticize the south for resisting integration while NY has the most segregated schools in the country.== Different actions can be criticized for different reasons. A quick google search shows that nobody is ignoring the segregation in NY
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First of all, you are not a victim. Instead of blaming other people ("the thought police") or trying to call out fellow commenters, maybe try to assess why your post was received so negatively. Perhaps you could have presented it
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Have you provided evidence that IQ has an influence on one's ability to be rehabilitated in prison? Said a different way, is IQ relevant to the discussion? Why do you keep bringing it up?
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Are there toll roads in the US that don't accept cash?
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==If you look at all the other High Schools in the area, they're all 8/10 or 9/10.== And this house would be even more expensive if it was in the boundaries of those schools. $600k for a house that size, more than an hour out
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Google maps says it’s about 1.5 hours to Market Street arriving at 9am. $600k for a 1,000 sqft house with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom in a horrible school district with that commute isn’t really a good deal.
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==could you at least explain why you think there can’t be such people?== It's not that there can't be such people, it's that there hasn't been any credible evidence provided to prove there actually are such people. That
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Isn’t the point made that it’s “cheap-ness” is based on VC subsidization of each ride? People can critique things without being envious, no need for the snark.
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I would suggest the burden is on proving that there is a legitimate group of people who think taxes should be complicated for ideological (not political) reasons. You readily accepted that premise without any provided evidence. It seems to
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To believe his assertion you must first admit that the market competition is apparently broken and we have numerous profit-seeking companies who invest heavily in lobbying while seeing no benefit. There will never be a direct link made beca
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==You can’t build influence and control with $5 million a year in lobbying. It’s just not very much money.== You still haven’t provided any evidence. Your comments in this thread are mostly ideological arguments. From the article about them
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What was the infection rate in this “pre-schooling” period? We used to use leeches, blood-letting and cocaine medicinally, that doesn’t make them good ideas for today’s society.
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I certainly wouldn’t want a doctor in their first 5 years of on-the-job training.
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It’s also possible that unions have other areas that are more important to them as a group (worker rights, fighting right-to-work, healthcare, etc). In fact, I’m not sure any group has as much interest in this as tax preparers, hence their
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Why would people spend money on something like this “for funsies”? You don’t even take your own idea seriously or provide a credible reason other than “why not”. Intuit and H&R Block have a specific goal and target it with specific doll
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If the IRS doesn’t know those things, how could they ever audit someone? The 80/20 rule should absolutely be applied to taxes. In unique situations the citizen can go through the manual process.
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Is it safe to say your preference is former Governors?
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Number 3 might be exercise. If you live in a cold weather city, you can't eat outside all year (i.e. bringing lunch and walk to a park and eating). Walking to and from lunch might be 3,000 steps.
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==I've been under the impression that Texas's k-12 education is much better than California's and on par with New York and Illinois.== Your own source disagrees: 9. New York 16. Illinois 35. California 40. Texas ==Texas has s
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CAGR from 1961 (beginning of data) to 1971 (gold standard) - 4.2% CAGR from 1971 to 2018 - 5.5%
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This likely comes with a monthly PMI payment. Correct?
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==And it is a zero-sum game where another town loses the possibility for you to gain it. It is hardly a justifiable situation.== This is the most critical piece. What would legislation to address this at the national level even look like?

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