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n_io
3y ago
Cue the Microsoft apologists...
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n_io
4y ago
You honestly think that refined sugars are more problematic than artificial sweeteners?
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n_io
4y ago
Is the money in your bank account a real store of value? Do you not notice what’s been happening to it at an accelerated pace over the last 30 years? I’m not arguing for bitcoin either way. But I implore you to take a hard look at your defi
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n_io
5y ago
And smoking light cigarettes are probably healthier for you too…
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n_io
5y ago
This is exactly the event that I’ve been preparing for. I figured out long ago that it’s not a matter of if, but when, Apple fully embraces the surveillance economy. This seems to be a strong step in that direction. As dependant as I’ve bee
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n_io
5y ago
About 1800 people died today from another disease we can stop… But it’s all fine because obesity is as American as apple pie. https://www.cdc.gov/heartdisease/facts.htm
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n_io
5y ago
Sounds a lot like the obesity epidemic to me. One that kills 1,794 people in the United States DAILY, year… over… fucking… year. Also completely preventable. And before you call BS here’s the data: https://www.cdc.gov/heartd
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n_io
5y ago
Seems odd that someone would weigh in with such an aggressive counterpoint in defence of Google on their own volition… I’m always suspect of comments like these coming from said company’s PR team. I mean really, “Further I think products li
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n_io
5y ago
Am I the only one who feels like Windows 11, at its core, is just one giant telemetry upgrade with a shinier UI?
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n_io
6y ago
Although I agree that survivorship bias is a cheaply constructed argument, it’s hard to know how good this fund really is when it’s only been in operation during the greatest bull run of our lifetime.
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n_io
6y ago
Example?
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n_io
6y ago
I’d imagine liquidity issues are the least of their concerns right now. At least, they would be to me.
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n_io
6y ago
The narrative seems to fit a little too comfortably...
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n_io
6y ago
I would generally agree. Don’t understand why your comment is getting downvoted either...
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n_io
6y ago
This is farcical. I actually thought this was a title from an article off The Onion at first.
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n_io
6y ago
Been wanting to buy this phone for awhile but it feels like every time I visit the Librem 5 page the release date is always 6 months out...
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n_io
6y ago
I think the biggest thing for me, which wasn’t covered in this article, was in understanding that even by saying yes all the time you are NOT guaranteed to please or make the other party happy. This is important to understand because, spe
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n_io
6y ago
You can’t call and raise. You can only either call or raise. ... Sorry for being overly pedantic but as a poker player that one kinda bothers me :)
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n_io
6y ago
Great quote
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n_io
6y ago
P/E ratios < 1000
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n_io
6y ago
I think that sounds about right. Short of a complete black swan it's bound to be one or a combination of the factors you mentioned.
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n_io
6y ago
The problem is tech companies aren't immutable to the laws of finance and human folly. Not every EV truck startup is going to become the next Tesla... yet people behave as though this is the case.
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n_io
6y ago
In complete accord with your sentiment, or what it really should be called: reality. The problem is that everyone has become complicit in this euphoria because no one wants to stop the party when everyone's making money. Notwithstandin
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n_io
6y ago
It’s not about conspiracy theories and tin foil hats. It’s about drawing lines of separations between church and state, government and corporations. The fact that so many people like yourself accept these moral failings as the new normal is