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by sushid 2y ago
Honestly, this post reeks of a barber giving stock advice to me.
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by sushid 2y ago
100% revenue != valuation of company if that's what you're implying.
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by sushid 2y ago
I'm a coffee snob and I can respect your preferences but have you considered non-coffee alternatives? Japanese and Chinese tea culture can be fun to delve into and tea would probably be easier on your stomach.
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by sushid 2y ago
So it brokered a protection deal in exchange for nuclear weapons and then... reneged on its promise?
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by sushid 2y ago
Japan doesn’t have an affordable housing issue. How is the police supposed to solve for this or any of your other problems anyway? Unless you’re insinuating that because Japan is a low crime country it doesn’t need a police force?
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by sushid 3y ago
There's nothing of substance in this article. Robinhood, for instance, can easily cap the 3% limit. Companies also always adjust their uninvested balance APY. If the fed drops the rate, so will RH's.
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by sushid 3y ago
> I believe any minimum wage policies are terrible Any? You barely have to peruse a history book to see countless examples of exploitative labor processes.
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by sushid 3y ago
What do you think leveraging is? You are using your deposit (ETH) to increase exposure to an asset (more ETH). The process is just more manual compared to a traditional market because crypto.
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by sushid 3y ago
Yes it's literally just leveraging
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by sushid 3y ago
It truly depends within CA. San Diego or suburbs of LA? It's pristine. Bay Area? The roads flood with the slightest bit of rain and have potholes the size of a basketball.
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by sushid 3y ago
Not sure why you're multiplying trade volume with their share price? It's a stupid scenario to think of, but the offer would be some combination of cash and shares they own, not newly printed shares out of the blue. And if they di
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by sushid 3y ago
That's the impression I get from Wirecutter. They're not unethical per se, but these reviewers appear to have picked up a task from their long list of products to reviews and have done the bare minimum at best.
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by sushid 3y ago
I thought it couldn't get worse and then I saw my parents' San Diego electricity bills. It seems like whatever CA is doing/has done is really screwing its residents.
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by sushid 3y ago
Flat coke 33% of the time seems hard to believe. Where do you live? Coke has hundreds of bottling partners worldwide and they only distribute the syrup to these bottling plants.
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by sushid 3y ago
While I appreciate the unique design of the Cybertruck, I have a huge concern with its huge size and the potential safety risks for pedestrians. The trend of increasingly larger vehicles, like SUVs and trucks, has already raised issues rega
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by sushid 3y ago
You just described what ad companies have been doing since the early 2000s...
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by sushid 3y ago
I mean the simple reply to that is: por que no los dos? Steam getting hit with an antitrust suit and losing could also pave the way for Apple and Google being forced to reduce their extortive rates.
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by sushid 3y ago
So shouldn't countries and states introduce measures to restrict access to Instagram? Not sue them outright?
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by sushid 3y ago
How are you being extorted? Who is forcing you to watch Youtube videos?
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by sushid 3y ago
You might have just been in a small holdback group. Not getting the same experience as others doesn't always mean it was an accident on their part.
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by sushid 3y ago
Completely unnecessary. Why didn't they just turn off the monitor? /s
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by sushid 3y ago
You might as well as gift it directly to the police officer's kid if you're going to do that.
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by sushid 3y ago
You're looking at it from a single transaction cost-benefit perspective but that's not how it works societally. If everyone in the society knew that cops will be in their front door steps with a warrant every time a phone or a lap
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by sushid 3y ago
If it would be possible, could you provide us more insight into her supplement protocol? Would you recommend Candex or Undecylenic Acid or anything else?
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by sushid 3y ago
No one is saying that the US didn't benefit from Tesla's existence. But saying that Tesla was not subsidized or profited from government intervention is wholly untrue.
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by sushid 3y ago
I didn't realize wanting healthcare while getting let go from a company I worked for was desiring to be "coddled."
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by sushid 3y ago
Why are they underwater? The "value" of their options would have been the preferred share - common share price. So it would have been a fat haircut but likely still netted them some number > common share price, no?
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by sushid 3y ago
Not nothing, just a fat haircut of ~40%, right?
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by sushid 3y ago
Why is it dubious? The person committed a crime and was detained. It's a far cry from Brave New World.
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by sushid 3y ago
The article literally states: > the people we brought in were working such grueling hours that eventually the money wasn’t worth it to them and we’d lose them. So the author wants to find workers that somehow look past this risk/rew

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