tertius

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by tertius 6y ago
So in 96 the author of the article didn't like his books? Is that your only gripe? I think Trump can take it...
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by tertius 6y ago
Too risky?
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by tertius 6y ago
> the present valuations are actually quite reasonable. Any charts to show this?
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by tertius 6y ago
Expansionist as in borders, no, as in marketshare of foreign capital and resources? Undoubtedly.
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by tertius 6y ago
The potential downside on this is 100%. The potential upside on this is... Unknowable. They would never get away with this as a publicly traded company.
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by tertius 6y ago
> "We were worried about Getty because they're all about copyright, but after talking for years and waiting for our daily uniques to grow, they've agreed to our terms re: valuation." FIFY
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by tertius 6y ago
They're already being educated...
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by tertius 6y ago
How has that not been done?
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by tertius 6y ago
Likely he suggested... A person you've just met wouldn't take kindly to you just installing an app. Highly unlikely scenario you're painting. Also, "calling people without asking"? It's a little extreme to plac
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by tertius 6y ago
If that stops you from being close to your temptation then I highly recommend it. Break that cycle, don't give up the ground you've gained.
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by tertius 6y ago
Even grabbing it to look at photos, take photos etc. when the physiological need is dopamine is not good. You can get a dopamine hit without those apps. A little harder, but still within reach. The further you are from dopamine laced activi
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by tertius 6y ago
Probably U.S. speeds. But it may be a European phone. Try looking up other KaiOS phones. There aren't many.
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by tertius 6y ago
Who cares about short term fluctuations?
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by tertius 6y ago
Spending your whole life betting on options won't get you anywhere compared to index funds.
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by tertius 6y ago
Take it for all it's worth!
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by tertius 6y ago
That's your guess. The only information we have is that it was internal pressure too be a "better company."
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by tertius 6y ago
Define bad business. Get down to brass tacks so we can see if the argument holds up.
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by tertius 6y ago
Yes, but companies don't normally do whatever they want... This action has nothing to do with free market economics.
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by tertius 6y ago
Does what it's supposed to do. In your view, how so?
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by tertius 6y ago
No, the real problem is people getting angry because they think they understand the underlying issues. There is no reasoning that will allow down that anger. No looking at actual facts and statistics.
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by tertius 6y ago
Sure there are bad people everywhere. But they're people, just people.
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by tertius 6y ago
Corporate policy, written by humans.
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by tertius 6y ago
A corporation is just a bunch of people. Hiding behind a legal structure yes, but just a bunch of people.
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by tertius 6y ago
What has been lost of the privacy of the data, which can be returned.
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by tertius 6y ago
So, impossible?
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by tertius 6y ago
Just went past drive through free testing today and baseball field. Was busy. But everyone getting served. Please tell me you've seen this yourself and not just read nonsense news about it.
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by tertius 6y ago
Mitigating risk by using methods approaching zero efficacy is useless. "This is just physics". No this is just your intuition. Scarfs don't protect you or others. Neither do gaiters. This has been tested. They may work mildly
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by tertius 6y ago
Get over it.
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by tertius 6y ago
Moving the goalposts. I didn't say general population, I said masks. Efficacy will be tested where it can be observed. I.e. very unlikely that a trial with high confidence will ever work on the public. Also, given your arguments, what
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by tertius 6y ago
I can get a test at about 50 locations within 20 miles of me on Monday. Just checked. I have not looked at the lines you are talking of recently but I've never seen people unserved. We have plenty of testing capacity and we are doing a

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