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wnevets
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> there are tons of nerdy channels at youtube with millions of subscribers. which one of those aren't on TikTok?
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Maybe however you must remember there are magnitudes more people consuming content (lurkers) then are creating content on social media sites like TikTok, Reddit, etc. For example someone like cryptoknight [1] has over 38,000 followers and a
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3y ago
FYP = TikTok's For You Page TMNT = Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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3y ago
> So I think 30+ male nerds basically don't use Tiktok Your FYP must be very different than my mine. My FYP is filled with 30+ male nerds, many of whom have entire rooms dedicated to TMNT toys.
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3y ago
Its probably just the algorithm but in my experience people over 30 love TikTok. COVID killed the idea that TikTok was only a young person's app.
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3y ago
> Sure, lots of people will lose their jobs, but it has to happen, better it happens fast and then we deal with the next phase of our economy whatever that entails than a slow churn, I am glad that is a sacrifice you are willing to make.
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3y ago
Whatever happened to the less government and personal responsibility?
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3y ago
> Large corporations should be included, and even whole economies. A more general word instead might be "systems". For example Davita actively lobbies their patients not to get transplants [1] [1] https://www.youtub
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3y ago
> the moment the topic moves even slightly away from technology. and sometimes when the topic is strictly about technology.
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3y ago
> If your email can be summed up in a couple of sentences, maybe just paste that into the body and click send! but then no one will get to see how smart and professional I am.
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3y ago
> I want to see this play out without government intervention. If banks need to take losses, so be it. Did you also feel the same way when SVB needed a bailout?
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3y ago
You don't believe HN is moderated for low quality opinions?
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3y ago
> We need more sites like hackernews HN is heavily moderated (censored) and people love to complain when that happens on sites like twitter.
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3y ago
Can't wait for submersible version of the truck.
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3y ago
What did you think Triangulation was about? Its literally a backdoor that requires a secret key to use. Claiming that it doesn't exist is misinformation
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3y ago
Only a genius could invent a stainless truck that immediately rust.
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3y ago
> earlier this month the IRS announced that it had recouped half a billion dollars in back taxes from rich tax cheats. I can't wait to be told why this is a bad thing.
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3y ago
> They haven’t had hit movie for years. are we really gonna make up things that are easily disprovable?
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3y ago
> One of my favorite youtubers (1M subscribers) produces his video content on and runs his channel from an iPad. What makes you think that I would know this youtuber?
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3y ago
This is starting to me remind of when everyone was talking about replacing their Desktop/Laptop with an iPad and a Bluetooth keyboard for their work machine. I don't know anyone who was able to do so successfully.
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3y ago
It sounds like you should be upset at the agency and not the fact based reporting.
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3y ago
Using the proper definitions of the words is now considered a move meant to drive clicks. Very interesting take.
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3y ago
Very concerning. Looking into it.
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3y ago
> Its only appeal was the full touchscreen, which of course sucked to type on, but looked cool and motion controls. Between the Nintendo Wii and the first iPhone people were obsessed with motion controls for some reason.
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3y ago
> Lack of options? The market is flooded with DRM-free Air Purifiers.
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3y ago
> They just don't realize the tradeoff they're making until it's too late. Why aren't people doing the most basic of research before buying things?
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3y ago
> There would be plenty of simple returns from people with a high income with just a single w2 taking a standard deduction Probably the same reason large companies don't launch new features to their entire userbase all at once.
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3y ago
> because Boeing doesn't ever decide anything. It can't. Something tells me the board & shareholders will disagree if any criminal investigations are open on these failures. When companies break the law the shareholders nev
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3y ago
Yes but LLCs are usually easier/less paperwork if you're starting a new company or doing what the linked commenter described.
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3y ago
Perhaps but there would probably be a lot less people starting companies if that was the case. LLCs were created for a reason and are effectively what this commenter [1] described. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39
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