motoxpro

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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   I think you have to give sympathy in similar situations to expect sympathy in return in that same situation. As mentioned, the Pelosi incident comes to mind.
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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   Also an illegal take.
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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   This is just insane. Sooooo incredible. Don't really realize how far things have come until it hits a domain you're extremely familiar with. Spent 8-9 in music production and the transition stuff blew me away.
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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   I have the opposite reaction. I like how all context of a persons argument is in one post. You could be The President or a homeless person and I will give your reply the same thought here, seems meritocratic to me.
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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   Elon is speed running why content moderation exists.
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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   From the article. "Although many scientists believe fusion power stations are still decades away, the technology’s potential is hard to ignore. Fusion reactions emit no carbon, produce no long-lived radioactive waste and a small cup of
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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   Build a 1ft tall platform out of dirt/gravel and tilt the whole thing a few degrees. Solves this probs.
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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   From google: “ Understanding the state sales tax rules for your SaaS business is difficult due to the many different definitions and categorizations. SaaS for personal use is taxable in Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts. SaaS for business
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   by motoxpro 4y ago

   Been using this for a little bit. Fascinated to see if this gets more traction now that it’s being pitched in this way and with all of the buzz of “ChatGPT is going to eat searches’ lunch”
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Just because your prediction was wrong doesn’t mean that we aren’t leaps and bounds ahead of where we were. Seems like that is the crux of people’s argument. Because it’s not perfect yet it’s not impressive.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    So intelligence is a robot that can cook? Not so much an engineer or poet?
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Take a look at the sibling. Maybe be less than understanding but it’s a lot more than a placeholder.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Unless it's completely random, you're just giving away information. i.e. do the opposite of their body language, only exhibits body language when it's really bad or really good, voluntary vs involuntary body language. You onl
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Huh? That's not the point of the article at all? He is talking about holding periods and cap rate, not SPY vs a REIT.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    I don't like this argument. It's like saying everyone should be a race car driver because they drive to the grocery store. Tech for most people is like the sidewalk, it's just a means to an end. Also, the more control you hav
16. 526.▲
    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Eh, sounds like you got stuck with the wrong crowd. Avoiding "toxic masculinity" has been absolutely wonderful in both those areas for me.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    You're missing that a large number of people don't go into it "trying to break it"
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    From the article. "To be perfectly clear, I am not recommending Airbnb or Google stock here. I like both companies very much and think they are dominant in their sectors (travel and search) and likely will continue that dominance for t
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    My exact thoughts. This would definitely be one of my questions.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    The wait just means there is low liquidity i.e. the spread is wide. They could sell it this minute if they offered it for 100$ but they are in "no rush" so they are willing to wait. Opendoor is trying to solve this by pretty much
21. 531.▲
    by motoxpro 4y ago

    You've described my workflow perfectly. Edit: Downvoters, please help me.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Great comment. Thank you!
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Ironically, the programming is the easy part. It’s figuring out what to program that is hard.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    If twitter, a top 10 viewed site in the world, isn't difficult, what is?
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    I can't help but to laugh. OP: I really don't like CSS People in this thread: You should learn CSS My suggestion would be webflow or some other no code that lets you just write backend stuff.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Same reason they are able to go from being a billionaire to not overnight, they never had it in the first place. It would be like me saying "Your are worth 500,000 because of your house, why don't you spend it?" You don'
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    If you have two degrees and work at a big company, how is it self taught? Seems like you would have learned a lot from both of those things. Genuinely curious.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    This is great! I've been using https://beta.sayhello.so/ for this so far. Might give you some inspiration/ideas.
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    I can agree that multiplayer isn't forever but all of the longest lasting games are multiplayer and thriving, most because of the competition. WoW, CSGO (very competitive, ~1 million players daily), LoL (competitive).
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    by motoxpro 4y ago

    Congratulations! I will say that's it's not "profitable" yet. Just the costs of the courses you bought haven't been paid back yet. Not to mention the ads and paying yourself a salary.