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That OkCupid was allowed to be sold to the Match Group was yet another massive antitrust failure Founders selling out should also be viewed more critically than it currently is.

What role do ETFs play in this?

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wrong place and people (tech and finance bros) to ask

Scamming is partly intense psychological violence, and its financial and psychological consequences are far reaching, and here at an unfathomable scale - an entire city of people! …

It's much more than people "just losing some money", anyone who ever had anything stolen from them, or have been broken into can tell you that. I'm speechless that they were able t…

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Electric cars do not make sense to own if you are not also owning a garage where you can charge them overnight. Also, if you are unwilling to add 1+ hour(s) to your travel time on …

Have you seen/what do you think of the following? https://isaacmorehouse.com/2020/04/08/sociopaths-clueless-lo... https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...

For me it was this, generalized to "Ultimately, no one, nobody else, will be able to or willing to care about your best interests except yourself." People, families, groups, system…

Best of luck finding an apartment

Bravo! Bürgerämter are most of the time a fucking joke. My registration in Berlin took months after I already moved there, the waiting times are just that long, and this seems to a…

Public chargers usually have very low power (e.g. 11kW), are as of now not common enough and typically limit the parking time to a few hours (that are not even sufficient to fully …

The problem is that many (most?) people won't be able to charge at home. Living in apartments, using public parking spaces. Owning an EV in that circumstance sucks.

Similar visualization: https://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=sec&st=w4

Ah yes, "full" self driving

Good choice, I deeply regret having fallen for the words of this petty, childish, intellectually dishonest techie con man.

Speaking for Germany: A culture of risk-avoidance, a different attitude toward money and (by) those who have it (distrust instead of veneration), a terrible bureaucracy afflicted w…