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by youeseh 5y ago
Unlike a Tesla, your Ford's price isn't going to be the same as the MSRP. Dealers will charge what they think they can sell the vehicle for. If the demand is high, there will be a markup.
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by youeseh 5y ago
This will become much more a thing when cars drive themselves. Now your attention is freed up to watch ads!
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by youeseh 5y ago
Good answers in your favor for following would help: 1. Are you / your team demonstrably as / more productive working remotely, compared to going into the office? 2. Does your company have a difficult time finding / retaining
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by youeseh 5y ago
I suppose one should ask, "could those countries have gotten better deals elsewhere?"
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by youeseh 5y ago
People left due to: > paltry bonuses and a contentious new leveling system No one joined the company because they were hoping for a rehabilitated boss with a new outlook and world view. The nice thing about paying people well and treatin
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by youeseh 5y ago
Quick thoughts: 1. It's 2021. Why use foam for packing? 2. The video is slow to load and buffers much. Why not just host it on Vimeo and let them handle the surge? 3. David Hammer's favicon is blank. 4. You should offer (for a $Re
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by youeseh 5y ago
> Every single person involved knows it's bullshit In many countries, this is a sure sign that palms need to be greased.
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by youeseh 5y ago
Where does Blackberry's QNX and other car platforms fall in / relate to this ecosystem?
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by youeseh 6y ago
That part about CPR done right breaking ribs seems to be refuted by a lot of the top results that come up when i looked for "Should CPR break ribs?"
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by youeseh 6y ago
Perhaps they should let paying members see counts.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Mobility work on all my joints (look up bodyweight warm up drills), and hanging off a pull up bar helped fix my RSI and shoulder impingement issues.
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by youeseh 6y ago
This isn't about "freedom of assembly". I'm extremely pro freedom of assembly. "Unions = always good" is just as harmful as "Unions = always bad" as "Rich man evil" or "Rich man good&qu
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by youeseh 6y ago
What riches, exactly? Why the hate?
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by youeseh 6y ago
I think he's arguing that $1200 into any kind of security is shittier than $1200 in improving oneself professionally and socially.
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by youeseh 6y ago
What was the incentive to adequately estimate the fallout vs. underestimate it?
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by youeseh 6y ago
Yes, the best reason why short sellers short a stock is because they find something fundamentally incorrect about the mainstream perception of a company. But, what happens when shorting is the mainstream perception? That is when they get sq
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by youeseh 6y ago
What problem are they solving?
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by youeseh 6y ago
If you give a policeman a cold drink and they accept it, they can be fired. If you give a judge a slice of pizza and they accept it, they can be fired. We all understand this. Yet, "speaking fees" are accepted =)
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by youeseh 6y ago
Two types of limiting happened: Some brokerages put a complete stop on trading the share - no buying or selling. Fair enough. Others (this includes Robinhood, which I believe had the largest number of GME shareholders) stopped allowing purc
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by youeseh 6y ago
Not sure about today, but this is similar in difficulty to an Indian driving test from 20 years ago.
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by youeseh 6y ago
How long was the talk? An hour? 700k per hour for a talk? What was so groundbreaking that a public official was paid 700k/hour but didn't say it in public?
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by youeseh 6y ago
> This isn't ideal but public service isn't a vow of poverty and someone will pay them. What is important (and appears to be the case here) is that they are public and disclosed. Citadel is only 10% of her overall speaking fees
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by youeseh 6y ago
My pleasure! I have a feeling that the visualizing any physical activity that you love doing, which requires focus to be good at will work.
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by youeseh 6y ago
I have been able to: 1. Reason my way out of anxiety. 2. Take my mind off anxiety by visualizing myself surf the perfect wave. 3. Box breathing. #2 is very effective in going back to sleep and has yet to get old / used up after years o
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by youeseh 6y ago
This may help shine some light on the "How" and "Why": - https://newrepublic.com/article/161182/bought-tens-thousands...
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by youeseh 6y ago
The order should have come from the SEC to block trading across the board. No buying and no selling until the current orders are settled and there's liquidity available for more trading.
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by youeseh 6y ago
> What prevents a monopolized market? I'm not sure if the Indian government does this, but in some countries the government breaks up monopolies and tries to prevent them from forming in the first place. I think the new laws allow a
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by youeseh 6y ago
The short answer is that the new laws benefit some farmers and burden others. You'll notice that the protestors are mostly from Punjab - the BJP did not win in Punjab, so they don't have much to lose there by helping other farmers
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by youeseh 6y ago
Yes, the factors are governed by how they make money. If one is not the customer, then they are the product!
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by youeseh 6y ago
> Because the fact of the matter is, you're going to have retail investors who are now kind of on the hook, who might want to dump some of these shares, who are stuck. And it seemingly looks like some of these moves have now trigger

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