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6y ago
YouTube. It's their platform, they make decisions. If you don't like their platform/decisions, go elsewhere.
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6y ago
> No, censoring that content including videos is NOT the role of a hosting platform. Huh? If I ran a hosting platform and people were putting absolute BS on there, I'd remove it too. People who run hosting platforms want to have int
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6y ago
> presumably not at work and therefore not essential workers. "presumably" is the key word. They aren't saying "definitely".
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> At what point is the investor expected to take responsibility for bad investments based on speculation? How is making trades based on statements from the CEO speculation?
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6y ago
There are tons of terrible healthcare startups that are propped up by VCs before they crash and burn. > invest in technology that is a good for everyone 'Nice to haves' are good for everyone. People want to have fun in life, no
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6y ago
That's pretty basic as far as anti-cheat goes. This can be done on the application level.
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6y ago
What a ridiculous comment. God forbid LA Times reports on the state of the country; the pandemic is affecting everyone significantly everyday, it would be laughable if their pages weren't filled with COVID news.
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6y ago
When I saw "red tape" and "PEP 8", I thought this article was going in a different direction... But nope, the writer is instead vehemently defending PEP 8, which is a arbitrary standard that no one is required to follow
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6y ago
> it prevents... accumulating significant wealth in the the property That's the entire point- to make housing affordable, not to make housing a investment.
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6y ago
The government already values homes for the purpose of property taxes.
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Included in that 18% are people who aren't supposed to pay rent in the first 5 days of a month. Their rent is just due later in the month.
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6y ago
> I mean, its unlikely that someone who voted for Trump last time will be voting for Biden this time. Why do you say that? Voter turnout during primaries was higher than 2016, and Biden was doing well. Even though it may seem like Bernie
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6y ago
Not if your business relies on trust.
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7y ago
Unfortunately, online ordering is backed up on most sites. My amazon orders are delayed until at least April 19th.
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7y ago
Except it's not. Prices near me (Western US) are the lowest I've ever seen.
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7y ago
How is this evidence of low financial literacy? It appears like this is evidence of the existence of poverty...
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7y ago
"be put in use IMMEDIATELY"
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7y ago
Why not just cancel and get a digital copy?
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7y ago
> Trading halts are there to let people catch their breath, supposedly You mean let high frequency trading bots catch their breath?
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7y ago
Did you read the wikipedia article? The problem is not related to the virus being present in the vaccine- the vaccine caused a immune disorder that damages the nervous system.
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I don't think this downplays it at all. If 59 million were infected with H1N1, what's stopping them from being infected with COVID-19, which has a mortality rate at least 10x higher, if not 30x higher?
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7y ago
> Not a hot county like Solano? Would you like to explain how Solano county is more important than Santa Clara, despite the fact that Santa Clara has almost 20x the cases?
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7y ago
Still no mention of HIPAA?
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7y ago
As that does is shift the cash flow problems to someone else.
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7y ago
> "saving" pays less than "investing" It does, except for when cash performs better than equities (like during a bear market).
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7y ago
The standard of living in China has skyrocketed over the past 20-30 years. It's not as cheap as it used to be.
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7y ago
Elastic is not remote-only and they are not VC funded anymore (they IPO'd)
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I don't think RSS will ever die because it takes little to no effort for a content producer to provide it. It's as simple and straight forward as it gets.
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> I think they have really democratized stock trading How does "free" = "democratizing"? Stocks have been easily accessible for years to retail investors. > their presence pushed a lot of big players to adopt the s
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7y ago
In CO, you get ballots for each party and you get to pick one.
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