nathanvanfleet

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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Elon is already notorious for hiring private investigators against his detractors. I kind of wonder if there were anonymous Elon detractors who were not looking forward to the acquisition
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
I kind of wonder if deduping posts would be good. I find it really annoying to see reposts and if definitely makes it feel like there really isn't all that much content out there, at least much content that has enough viral potential.
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
The sad part is that the thing they saved didn't actually get used and was just thrown out. So it wasn't exactly the big save it's made up to be. But if it wasn't framed as a big save maybe it wouldn't be posted eve
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Height: 5'4" Health: Excellent I really need to add this to my resume.
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Yeah someone smoking weed in the park should be arrested... ????
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Or that... people don't have many other opportunities in this economy?
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
I used to use the sauna at the gym I went to back when I lived in Montreal, well during the winter at least. I really enjoyed it. But I don't really know where there is one in San Francisco. Maybe when I am very old and somehow buy a h
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Just wondering if, for a second, you considered that repasting or replacing fans is a large effort for normal folks who just want a video card?
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
I read a bit of it and just thought "okay I guess she wasn't prepared for 9/11, just like everyone else." Is it supposed to be funny that this single person who didn't work in that kind of journalism was somehow not
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
You're noticing that this is copy-pasta from somewhere else. It seems credible that there might be some bad actors like with the Coronavirus or the election. But maybe I struggle to imagine how people could be so incredibly actively lo
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Seems funny that they think Minecraft ever stood for anything other than a game for people to play.
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
This is pretty common, I bought a really nice looking scale that was machined aluminum and had no screen from Community Thrift. It was $5 but only when I got home did I realize it was some app-first company that had closed. So it was a bric
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
> The devil doesn't need an advocate. I like that statement. "I'll be the devil's advocate" is right up there with everyone stating they will defend hate speech "to the death" because of free speech. Wh
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
I'm not sure he's making a legal claim when he says they're not building anything. I think he's just trying to establish that they are not adding anything to the universe and are just parasites. Companies that are actual
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
This is why you have actors who are the children of billionaires. And even Armie Hammer, as one of them, can't find time to be an actor because he's so busy having a breakdown.
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
This is like "BPA is bad, here is a new kind of BPA..."
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Pretty sure companies have to do recalls and people need to know about the recalls. So it getting picked up by the media, or as you call "shaming" is actually things working correctly?
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
It's gotten to the point where people going out of their way to say they support this sort of talk are kind of weird. You didn't have to make that your headline, but you decided to make it that. You could have just said you think
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Do you mean he only recently got overconfident? Just a reminder that he already got fined $40 million for his "going private at 420" joke.
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
I agree with you but there is also the dynamic that there is always other richer people than you with richer lifestyles. So while you might think that one jet is enough for you if you had friends who didn't own a jet. When all your fri
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
That guys rich too
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
So you're saying the FTC wasn't understanding the basics of home buying, and OpenDoor wasn't able to convince them either since they ended up paying 62 million dollars to balance things for the sellers affected? It kind of so
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
He did what? Stood around?
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
nope. Why do you think an arbitrary thing will help him slip out of his business deal?
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
Love to see crypto people discover laws the hard way.
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
"Due to the bad economy we can exploit you even more than normal!"
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
I skimmed. 4-hour workweek some years ago (I downloaded it) and I realized that it was pretty meta. The thing you're reading is the thing he's "teaching" you to do. This whole article smacks of that. "Wow my passive
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
These days even if they said who the whistleblower was people might suppose they were a "crisis actor."
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
This is a real "why did the scorpion sting me?" sort of question
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by nathanvanfleet 4y ago
When I lived in Montreal I was surprised to find horse meat in a handful of regular supermarkets. It was cheaper than beef and it was pretty lean, 20 year-old student me appreciated both of those things. I found it pretty gamey and more fla

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