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by robswc 4y ago
Very interesting... Not at all qualified to even speculate on this so I would love to see what someone might think causes it. Surly a bug with a bot right? (vs someone manually setting a flag)
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by robswc 4y ago
When the rubber hits the road, people prefer the money. You see lots of people from Europe moving to the US for a better life. Rare to see the opposite. Not sure which country you're referencing but I've looked at jobs in Europe
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by robswc 4y ago
The funny thing is, there was a time I thought reddit was "much better" than the likes of youtube and twitter for "serious topics" but over the past few years I've realized its the same thing, just being drawn out s
814.
by robswc 4y ago
Trump is clearly incompetent. Twitter is clearly bias. Nothing new under the sun, lol.
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by robswc 4y ago
I can get behind this. I always though VR was a gimmick but I got an oculus ~2016 and was honestly blown away. However, the #1 thing that turns me off to VR is that it's uncomfortable. That's ok though as long as the experience
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by robswc 4y ago
>Yet most of these killers choose guns. Because most of these killers aren't trying to kill as many people as possible. They're trying to get attention and "revenge" on society. I'm convinced Columbine literall
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by robswc 4y ago
>Neither of those would stand much chance of being more effective than a firearm One guy with a truck managed to kill more people than even the deadliest shooting in the US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Nice_tr
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by robswc 4y ago
>What makes you think it is still a prominent threat that should be defended against? The fact that many, many people have thought exactly as you do. That they had reached the pinnacle of governance to the point that they would never co
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by robswc 4y ago
I genuinely hate most of social media and what I believe it has done to us as a whole... but why not just take the ipad away?
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by robswc 4y ago
Seems all this would do is to convince these killers to use cars... which have proven more than capable of killing just as many people as a gun.
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by robswc 4y ago
Zero. Do you truly believe we are past the need to defend against tyrannical regimes?
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by robswc 4y ago
>The military is going to win the war against tyranny Not at all. The idea of armed citizens serves as a deterrent for any tyrannical regime. In what scenario do you see the military successfully occupying or holding control of the coun
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by robswc 4y ago
>So even though the number of incidents per capita didn't drop, the deaths per incident fell 30%. Honestly, to me that number isn't nearly as impressive enough to justify surrendering one of your only practical defenses against
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by robswc 4y ago
>wouldn't be able to kill dozens of innocent kids so easily if they didn't have access to firearm There are much more destructive and arguably easier ways to kill _more_ people. Someone that is more than willing to march into
825.
by robswc 4y ago
>There are stringent licensing requirements and heavy penalties for breaking the rules. That’s all most people are asking for. Aren't there already heavy penalties? Have there been any mass shooters that haven't been "ade
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by robswc 4y ago
I honestly agree with you on all of those points. Those are very good things to have. At the end of the day though, people _are_ weighing the pros and cons and deciding to leave. Perhaps it’s not the right conclusion but it’s not like peo
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by robswc 4y ago
I’m afraid I can’t say I have a good answer for that, as I don’t consider myself an investor. I actually don’t know fundamentals well at all and rarely keep up with news. The systems I designed are for trades lasting no more than a few hour
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by robswc 4y ago
It’s probably lots of little reasons, the main one being though, why stay? Why start a business there vs another state? Lots of empty office space rn and I can only assume remote won’t help with that. When the value of the location goes dow
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by robswc 4y ago
About 10 years ago I would have agreed with this comment but now… not so sure. Seems everyday there’s a new law or initiative to push productive professionals/companies away, not a fan of the trajectory… but who knows, maybe I’ll be s
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by robswc 4y ago
Finally a question I can answer (but ppl might not like it)! :) It’s my personal opinion, based on my time and experience (and several books about the field), “90% fail” in the same way “90% of business fail.” Tons of reasons but I truly be
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by robswc 4y ago
>I mean there's at least 750 thousand reasons now to believe that there is in fact something to report and that investigative journalists are now looking into what else there may be. People have wanted to tear him down for years. I
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by robswc 4y ago
>He didn't deny the NDA and settlement. That doesn't prove/disprove anything. >SpaceX could easily make a a statement that it didn't happen Why? They have already settled.
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by robswc 4y ago
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1527496917579612161 Looks like he has "denied" it on twitter. I agree he should have denied it to Business Insider _but_, without knowing what Business Insider actuall
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by robswc 4y ago
I personally use it as my reddit replacement ;) But I agree.
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by robswc 4y ago
This is a good point. That's pretty much what is happening. Any result you click prompts you to use the app after a few seconds with the only way to get around it being to "use desktop" which most people probably don't
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by robswc 4y ago
>If I want to read something on Reddit on my phone I just use Chrome's "Desktop site" option. Same. It's still awful though. It really is insulting. How is it that I could do this perfectly fine 10 years ago but _n
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by robswc 4y ago
For what it's worth, as much as I loved reddit in the past, staying off it along with facebook have made such an improvement upon my life. I totally get wanting to just relax and scroll interesting topics but similar to tiktok, a lot
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by robswc 4y ago
>Specifically rebut the claim True, I will say that this doesn't look good. We also don't know what Insider actually even asked though. I can agree in a perfect world, this strategy is underhanded. Let's say though that
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by robswc 4y ago
> also claiming there's more to it Do you know the question insider asked to prompt this response?
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by robswc 4y ago
There's no way to know what really happened until we have actual proof. >After Insider contacted Musk for comment, he emailed to ask for more time to respond and said there is "a lot more to this story." Do we even know wh

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