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by voisin 2y ago
In an ideal world, what would you have them learn?
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I thought so too, and as much as I appreciate Gruber (and I very much do) I think he is off base on this complaint.
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> the company that took much of their business behind a paywall Chamberlain?
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How did you pick it up? I am interested.
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I asked in a sibling comment but thought I’d ask here too: how does the Stelo compare to the G7? And do you have any advice on how to start with one and systematically get the best insight out of it?
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by voisin 2y ago
How does the Stelo compare to the G7? Do you have any tips for how to start with one and systematically get the most insight out of it?
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by voisin 2y ago
Under $100: I think it’s $89/yr for Walmart grocery delivery. We were doing app orders + self-pickup, and the time savings of having them deliver for no added cost on every order over $35 has been amazing. Under $1,000: I bought an Oly
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by voisin 2y ago
What bike did you get? > The rest have been from hard work with a dietitian who helped me solve some longstanding issues Deficiencies or simply realizing certain intake was higher calories than expected?
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by voisin 2y ago
100%. In 2016 it was fair to be shocked that he meant what he said literally rather than figuratively in a crass manner of getting elected. I think everyone expected he would cut to the middle once elected, as he was a New York democrat for
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by voisin 2y ago
Can you elaborate on how there will be more rights under the GOP, which just spent significant energy reducing women’s rights to bodily autonomy, and Trump threatening the free speech of media companies he doesn’t like?
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by voisin 2y ago
> No Supreme Court justices are bought. What do you call the controversy around Thomas and his billionaire benefactor?
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“It’s the economy, stupid” has never been truer. People will trade their rights for more basic needs being fulfilled and most people simply aren’t happy with the one sided economy that has prevailed since the late 80s. Interest rates were t
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by voisin 2y ago
Not in any urgent “I feel suicidal” way, but yeah I think there are probably kinks to work out in the old noggin. This lack of urgency is another reason I haven’t been too focused on spending months trying out different therapists to find a
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by voisin 2y ago
Doh! I should really look at usernames. Whoops.
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Ottawa draft rules cap emissions from oil and gas sector to 35% below 2019 level(theglobeandmail.com)
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> more free speech than American one who is actively trying to influence the election Are you applying the final clause to the Russian or the American search engine? What are you referring to?
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by voisin 2y ago
Anyone have experience with AI therapy that can weigh in on the value? Is it effective? I’ve never done therapy. Mainly because everyone I know who has spoken about it seems to go through an exhausting search for years of finding a good mat
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by voisin 2y ago
100%. I am in the industry and what’s interesting isn’t even how the big grocers prevent competition within the shopping centre, but how they register on title the exclusivity for any building they sell and vacate, preventing any competitor
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by voisin 2y ago
Search was their golden goose spitting off ad revenue and in search for continuous growth they have left search ripe for disruption by an ad free competitor with better results.
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by voisin 2y ago
> Putting that into a diesel work truck seems like re-inventing the locomotive, with a massive battery pack. Sorry I am not following this conclusion. Ramcharger is doing this next year. Massive pulling capacity and acceleration of an EV
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It is deeper than what you are saying, which is the point of my post. Change the UI and the business model they rely on breaks. It isn’t a UI issue but a fundamental business model issue. Even if they wanted to change their model, there is
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by voisin 2y ago
lol. This is exactly what the board and shareholders wanted! Obsessed with earnings growth they killed their golden goose. Firing Pichai won’t change a culture built on an addiction to ads. Treat any business with an advertising business mo
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by voisin 2y ago
Do you have an Air or Pro?
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by voisin 2y ago
> They probably realized they need to revamp their whole search It’s not the UI that should scare them, but rather the fact that their business model relies on showing answers in a format that users don’t want and someone is now presenti
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by voisin 2y ago
I have hope the Ramcharger will be popular - small gas engine that charges a battery which runs the drivetrain, so effectively zero range anxiety but efficiency and speed of an EV.
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It is frustrating that the government imposes carbon taxes to get serious about climate change but then caves on things like this. Same with Chinese solar panels. They should say “hey domestic industry, these tariffs are phasing out over 4
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by voisin 2y ago
I switched to OneDrive when it started getting bundled in free with Office 365. I also tried iCloud when it came in the Apple One subscription. Both are total shit compared to Dropbox. The sharing in iCloud is nothing short of laughable and
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100%. Doesn’t even have to be zero growth - just growth less than investors want to see, as implied in the P/E ratio (since investors control the P).
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By taking that pay cut, how many employees could Nintendo keep that would otherwise have been fired? 5? 20? Certainly not in the hundreds or thousands. This just seems like virtue signalling. Edit: to expand on my point re virtue signalling
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A P/E on its own is not good or bad. If the company’s earnings are in decline you would expect a low P/E, and if they were growing aggressively then you would expect a high P/E. It is only when there is a mismatch when the ra

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