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by sushid 5y ago
This is already mentioned in the comments section of the article but I find the claim ridiculous. > Apple will apparently make exceptions for people with documented medical conditions, but acquiring that accommodation reportedly requires
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by sushid 5y ago
Doesn't Mudrex allow users to build their own rules as well?
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by sushid 5y ago
I disagree. I think if anything, it'll lead to people being more angry/disillusioned about recycling. It's the equivalent of your teacher/parent/manager micromanaging you on trivial tasks. Let the person figure out
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by sushid 5y ago
Loss leader literally definitionally means that you're selling that good or service at a loss. Yes, you hope you recoup the losses by selling more goods and services but you do lose money on that good/service.
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by sushid 5y ago
As the article states, this goes beyond the tax system in the US when global companies choose to book their profits elsewhere. If the US is charging x but Ireland offers <x, then a resourceful company will book their profits there. This
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by sushid 5y ago
I agree with your sentiment but it's funny that you mention doctors being "gatekeepers for antibiotics." They're still not good at that. Most doctors have not updated their theory on gut microbiomes and still overprescri
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by sushid 5y ago
The article seems to conflate crypto mining with the crypto market as a whole and I think that's wrong. The choice to wind down your GPU mining operation makes sense even if the crypto market is doing very well. 1. China banned crypto
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by sushid 5y ago
They could have also said that they'll stop giving everyone secret margin trading accounts and tell users that any trade (due to market volatility) will take 2-3 days to close.
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by sushid 5y ago
So it's he's creating a Minority Report crypto wallet and airdropping privacy centric coins to everyone in the world?
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by sushid 5y ago
I think you're getting downvoted because people think you are saying smoking == eating smoked food. I think you're saying smoking = bad, smoked food = bad. It's true that burnt food is a carcinogen and you shouldn't go
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by sushid 5y ago
The intent of the article is to point out how the rich truly take advantage of existing tax laws/loopholes to stay even more rich. No one is claiming Thiel did anything illegal. But it does seem a bit preposterous that billionaires can
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by sushid 5y ago
Why are you including federal loan programs and stimulus checks when we're talking about a CA program that benefits only landlords? These are also programs that landlords would have already directly and indirectly benefited from.
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by sushid 5y ago
I don't understand why landlords would be in a class by themselves when the pandemic hurt businesses/ventures across the board. Why are restaurants forced to close not made whole? What about factories that lost productivity? What
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by sushid 5y ago
The government forced companies to stop work (retail, factories, etc.) but the companies had to pick up the tab. They had people on payroll, leases to pay, depreciating assets to get rid of.
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by sushid 5y ago
Sounds like a horrible comparison. YT Premium has many more features than that and wasn't made to recoup money lost due to an expensive recall. Feds pressured Peloton to "voluntarily" recall their device so now they're m
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by sushid 5y ago
Why are your "live" prices completely out of sync? BTC is showing $33K for me right now whereas it's about 20% higher than that. ETH is showing 2.4K whereas it's around $2.2K.
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by sushid 5y ago
It seems like what they want here is an advance + escrow. If you're working on, say a website with xyz features, how is a smart contract going to evaluate whether you met or didn't meet the criteria?
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by sushid 5y ago
I personally order from restaurants I would have not bothered to research, call, pay (sometimes via phone by giving cc number, ugh), and order all the time via Uber Eats.
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by sushid 5y ago
Every time I read one of these posts, I wonder what the commenter expects will happen. Do you think the feds will go, "ah, you've got me! I didn't think of this edge case. Let's just scrap the whole thing."??? They&
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by sushid 5y ago
I thoughts an attest is a form of audit. Can you explain why you think this is insufficient? And aren't these reports going to take time to complete? Every report in the past took about a month to complete and I don't see why that
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by sushid 5y ago
You think a joint collaboration by Coinbase and Circle with monthly audits has "never been audited"? https://www.centre.io/usdc-transparency
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by sushid 5y ago
Why would they use a random app targeted for criminals? Sounds like the easiest way to get caught. Why wouldn't they just use PGP?
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by sushid 5y ago
just create an alias for `git turnover`
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by sushid 5y ago
When office shutdowns started happening, everyone waited for the big tech companies to make the call and copied them, just like how everyone followed Google's leetcode and hire model for all SWEs in SV. I believe Google made the 3 days
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by sushid 5y ago
Is Peacock the embodiment of streaming success? For every Office and Friends there are 100s of duds that people just don't care much about after the final season.
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by sushid 5y ago
The US also has done the exact same in the past. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_Reserve_Act
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by sushid 5y ago
As someone unfortunately in the market for an old (60-80 years old) SFH due to the location I'm in, I'd have to strongly disagree. First, all houses settle and a good rule of thumb is if it's not a horizontal crack, you'
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by sushid 5y ago
Tesla is the only company that promised full self driving in < 1 year.
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by sushid 5y ago
What are some other remarks? Please do tell!
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by sushid 5y ago
What about predatory lending? Are payday loans not predatory?

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