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by xoxoy 6y ago
Isn’t this just a proprietary wikipedia?
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by xoxoy 6y ago
I’ve found all the talk about a jobs recovery to be very premature. The people quickest to be laid off or furloughed were in restaurants or other service jobs that were quickest to be rehired, but there’s clearly lasting economic repercussi
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by xoxoy 6y ago
the issue is that randomly requiring non-professional drivers to take over during a trip is an underestimated danger. people get accustomed to it working 99% of the time and get lazy - then the 1% it fails and the driver is asleep or distra
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by xoxoy 6y ago
I’ve become less convinced that governments are going to prioritize autonomous driving over electric.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
...yes?
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McAfee S-1(sec.gov)
79 points by xoxoy 6y ago|63 comments
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SEC charges former Amazon finance manager and family with insider trading(sec.gov)
162 points by xoxoy 6y ago|135 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
but they won’t let you leave work when you’re done is the problem.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
they don’t have any problem donating to candidates and party funds though https://www.fec.gov/data/receipts/individual-contributions/?...
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by xoxoy 6y ago
crypto is inherently political though in the sense that you have to talk about government, central bankers, inflation, fiat currency, etc. when you talk about it. i don’t know how you separate it from politics when it was literally born out
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by xoxoy 6y ago
cryptocurrency is inherently political. bitcoin was created in part in retaliation against a fiat currency system that continues to be propped up by central bankers i think it would be hard to talk about crypto without constantly talking ab
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by xoxoy 6y ago
I wonder what triggered this blog post - sounds like there must have been some recent internal controversies. But this just sounds like 1) an excuse to fire people and 2) a warning to never talk about politics at work.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
interestingly enough the WeWork model might get more popular post-covid - either for individuals to have some office outside the home or for companies to rent out of as satellites for remote workers
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Brain-eating amoeba found in Texas water supply(abc13.com)
5 points by xoxoy 6y ago|2 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
That isn’t what I’m saying at all. I’m just making an observation that kids that much more susceptible to “brainwashing” or at very least mimicking stupid things they watch online than I could have suspected.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
One of the claims I’ve read about is that there’s fear that Beijing could use TikTok to “brainwash kids”, which I thought was a crazy thought...until I read about how the FDA had to issue a warning begging kids not to do the “Benadryl chall
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by xoxoy 6y ago
yeah it’s incredible how there’s no consequence to making incredible claims that don’t come true. i guess if the stock keeps going up on then shareholders can’t complain. but something tells me that can’t last forever.
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Elon Musk plans fully autonomous $25k car in three years(bloomberg.com)
5 points by xoxoy 6y ago|5 comments
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Trevor Milton Out of Nikola Motors(freightwaves.com)
81 points by xoxoy 6y ago|66 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
I didn’t find this as scandalous as its being made out to be. Money laundering is a well known issue.
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Trump Signs Off on Deal Allowing TikTok to Continue U.S. Operations(wsj.com)
4 points by xoxoy 6y ago|1 comments
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No Revenue Is No Problem in the 2020 Stock Market(bloomberg.com)
1 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
Unfortunately Asian Americans are in a tough spot right now politically with renewed interest at the state level in legalizing affirmative action, including in California.
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Asana S-1(sec.gov)
1 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments
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by xoxoy 6y ago
if she had never been caught Theranos would probably be a public company by now trading at a $50B valuation off of covid testing hopes given the frothiness of this market and the money being thrown at diagnostics.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
i’ve read articles that suggest the line between work and life is actually more blurred due to WFH and people just end up working longer. logically it makes sense when it’s all happening in your home.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
huh? by invade i mean they want to own Taiwan, not destroy it.
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by xoxoy 6y ago
I suspect we will see China attempt to invade Taiwan sooner rather than later now. In particular I’ve suspected for awhile that China desperately wants to “own” Taiwan Semiconductor ($TSM) since they’ve been trying to build up their own dom
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Tesla falls after S&P 500 adds Etsy and two others, bypassing carmaker(cnbc.com)
3 points by xoxoy 6y ago|0 comments
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Tesla Falls After Anticipated S&P Inclusion Fails to Materialize(bloomberg.com)
7 points by xoxoy 6y ago|2 comments

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