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sushid
5y ago
I would saying getting acquired by a PE firm is the opposite of "still hanging on." Verizon just let them flop around as their pond dried up. Now they're about to be eviscerated by professionals.
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5y ago
Plenty of people pay for glorified three-fund portfolios. I'm sure they can throw in ETH in the near future to make it seem more complex than it actually is.
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5y ago
Then you drink a cup of glyphosate. Even folks on payroll spewing that nonsense would never entertain the thought of actually going through with it.
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sushid
6y ago
It's anecdotal but my understanding as someone who hasn't worked there is it seems like either people leave < 2 years or have no plans whatsoever of ever leaving.
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6y ago
Risk reward ratios are skewed for the realtor. It might make sense for the owners but it's easier to forgo the extra $150 you get as the realtor and just close the deal right now as is.
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6y ago
That's just straight up ad personalization.
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6y ago
Snopes doesn't definitely prove or disprove it but I don't think there ever was a paper that was published. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/can-you-raed-tihs/ It's also nearly impossible to read l
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6y ago
Do you ever get irrelevant ads? I certainly do. Multiply that by billions. You're going to find someone getting ads irrelevant to them. They could also have looked up something relevant to nappies, stayed in a house (and used internet
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6y ago
You can literally spend a few months (even just weeks you grind hard with no job/family obligations). You don't have to even spend a penny. Just go to leetcode.com and start doing problems.
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6y ago
If you had technically brilliant but difficult to work with coworkers at your job you'd understand where the parent commenter is coming from.
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6y ago
More like "Couple accidentally adds 3 brushstrokes to abstract painting littered deliberately with spray cans and other painting instruments"
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6y ago
I would imagine Mark of all people to at least do some amount of competitive analysis. It's like being surprised Elon test drove a BMW i3.
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6y ago
If it's legit, why does it matter? Presumably that person's song took off and they were able to forecast that they'd make $X, which was worth the move to WA.
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6y ago
Sounds horrible but what was the user thinking? Why did they get a hardware wallet and hope to magically access that wallet without his hardware device? What would the hardware wallet be doing if this was possible? Didn't they find it
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6y ago
This reminds me strongly of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle. These poor folks are overworked and used up and the "kiss asses" get a little something extra for busting up any hint of unionizing.
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6y ago
How on earth did you link the content of the article to colony collapse disorder? The author seems to be a tin-foil hat wearer who talks about why we started to fluoridate our water --nothing about bees.
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6y ago
I'm not sure if Twilio blocks sending to their own numbers but you can't receive from or send to short codes, which will limit you a lot when verifying with services like Uber.
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6y ago
Are you stating that it's NOT cheaper to pay for hotels? The article explicitly addresses this > The cost boils down to $190 per tent per night, which includes 24-hour security, bathrooms, maintenance, and three meals per day. This
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6y ago
That doesn't matter though. You bought an NFT for 10k and re-sold it for 500k (and paid taxes). The IRS isn't going to come after you and now you can buy your house.
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6y ago
It's a horribly perverse incentive. Give 0% of the fines to the police and you'll see traffic stops drop drastically.
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6y ago
That's essentially what Apple does but it doesn't make iPhone theft any less appealing to thieves.
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6y ago
How exactly is getting a better rate for game distribution "selling out?" Supergiant benefitted themselves and their developers by getting more money for the game. I don't understand the vocal support for Steam over Epic Game
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6y ago
Long means that they're holding shares or call options. Not sure why you're redefining a well-known term on the parent commenter's behalf.
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6y ago
Are you suggesting that Dropbox could better monetize their free tier users by trying to not monetize them?
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6y ago
Are you sure about that? Your claim is that folks during the Enlightenment just regularly wanted into their parents having sex. And moreover you're equating porn to walking in your parents. And you're saying people in ancient Rome
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6y ago
The original poster is simply wrong. First, most of the gift cards are selling close to or below face value. Second, people have other reasons besides "money laundering" for doing so. It can be eBay cashback promos, Paypal cashbac
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6y ago
Not the parent commenter but it might take you a few days. I used to be a 2-3 cups/day drinker and I was fine without coffee (while on a vacation) until around the 3rd day when I started getting horrible headaches. I used that vacation
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6y ago
You keep it in your physical wallet until you want to sell. When you do, you transfer and sell at a licensed exchange. I would choose to sell on Coinbase Pro but Gemini, Kraken, Binance.us are some other reasonable ones.
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6y ago
Animal Crossing hands down would be the best bet.
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sushid
6y ago
Why don’t you just add a toggle for dark mode?
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