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by tnel77 4y ago
It’s not the same situation, but most video games I will wait a year or two to purchase. $70 day one, or $20 on Black Friday a year from now with all the DLC included?
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by tnel77 4y ago
>>It's actually an extremely poor place to do business. Yet businesses find a way. It would seem like your statement could use further elaboration.
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by tnel77 4y ago
There’s no denying that people “hodling” projects like “DickCoin” are probably having a bad time. I’d suspect that people who invested in more sound projects (Bitcoin and Ethereum, for example) might do just fine in a few years.
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by tnel77 4y ago
Perhaps. I’m guessing that the sting will wear off and newcomers will venture into crypto sometime in the future. I personally view these crashes as a necessary cleansing since so many scam/meme projects get created every go around.
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by tnel77 4y ago
“Crypto sucks. This is proof.” Exchanges going under proves that people are greedy and/or stupid, but it doesn’t inherently mean every crypto project is bad. It doesn’t seem like people holding their own keys are having a bad time righ
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by tnel77 4y ago
I don’t feel like either of you are wrong. We have made amazing cultural advances while also taking steps backwards. I love the internet (and technology in general), but at what point do we say enough is enough when you address the points t
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by tnel77 4y ago
Gutting the downtowns of major cities perhaps. I personally think that remote work will be a bit of an equalizer that’ll allow more people to live in more affordable areas of the country. While it’s not glamorous, my hometown has 3,000 sqft
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by tnel77 4y ago
Exactly. I get how having the latest and greatest would be ideal, but scoffing at 4nm seems silly to me.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I have a friend who gets irrationally angry about stuff like this. “People should just do their own research!” I’d like to think I’m of above average intelligence and I have no idea how I would ever go about verifying the safety of every it
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by tnel77 4y ago
Indeed. There are zero domestic use cases for that ancient 4nm tech…
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by tnel77 4y ago
“But I can’t live in the midwest” -Them, probably
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by tnel77 4y ago
Why do you live there then? So many great cities you can live in where you can actually afford a house.
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by tnel77 4y ago
While I don’t feel like being a lifer is bad, I agree that OPs interpretation that this post might be a coping mechanism has some validity. I say this as someone who has done some serious coping with previous jobs.
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by tnel77 4y ago
Their facial expressions said they were annoyed with me, but I could have been mistaken!
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by tnel77 4y ago
I went on a cruise and met some Canadians (they told me). I noticed they were speaking French and said “Is that French you’re speaking?” “Yes.” “That’s really cool! What part of Canada are you from?” “The part that speaks French.” I just fr
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by tnel77 4y ago
I’m all for a shorter workweek, but I definitely expect that the social aspect of a job is good for overall productivity. Maybe I’m weird, but I enjoy asking my coworkers how their weekend was prior to a meeting starting or (back when I was
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by tnel77 4y ago
Hideously expensive? I sent a decent chunk earlier for (allegedly) only $0.75. I agree with your timeframe argument, but the price of these transactions aren’t always that bad.
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by tnel77 4y ago
Depending on the situation, I can sometimes operate the U-scan and bag faster than a traditional checkout lane (especially considering the longer wait time for the two open lanes). I worked for quite a few years as a cashier though.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I’m not calling you a liar, but I am heavily skeptical. Where and when did this occur within the continental United States?
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by tnel77 4y ago
This. I get that prices in many metros are still too high for your average earner, but I don’t understand how people can compare the price of housing in LA to a place like Indianapolis.
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by tnel77 4y ago
Now that Robinhood will let you send your crypto to a hardware wallet, it’s not a bad method for DCAing into a coin of your choice.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I love that we can get day one patches that make games better, but it’s infuriating when games like Call of Duty are sold physically with a disc that’s essentially empty and they just tell you to go download the game. I don’t think it’s act
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by tnel77 4y ago
Exactly this. It’s not enough to take over the world. Growth isn’t enough. The rate of growth must grow as well. I was happy to see another buying opportunity, but I definitely rolled my eyes at Wall Street’s overreaction.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I think you know the answer to that. Perhaps I meant a normal debate and not something horrific and obvious.
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by tnel77 4y ago
It’s always bothered me when people end their argument with something along the lines of “disagreeing with me makes you bad.” It immediately shuts down opposing thought without even giving someone a chance.
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by tnel77 4y ago
Just a nitpick: >True. And those are license violations as well. But we aren't discussing those. It feels like we are now talking about it since they choose to bring it up.
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by tnel77 4y ago
I’m just jealous that I’m not able to sell out.
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by tnel77 4y ago
This comic seems relevant: https://workchronicles.substack.com/p/comic-prevention-vs-cu...
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by tnel77 4y ago
There’s a brand out of Denver called Elevation Ketchup that is fantastic! I would strongly suggest people check it out.
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I’m told that we don’t spend anything on education so this must be false.

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