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GreedClarifies

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    Comment #44901059

    Fred has the data: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CP0000EZ19M086NEST# https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/SUUR0000SA0 I’m driving, it’s difficult to put them on the same chart a…

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    Comment #39735963

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    Comment #39712219

    Poor Gary. So useless but yet so loud.

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    Comment #39680938

    Let's be real. They think Elon's arguments are BS since he bought Twitter and he destroyed their Leftie safe space. They are also very upset with Elon's very public shift away from…

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    Comment #39422978

    About time people starting taking the "safety" teams to task. These people are power mad and want to impose their psychological issues upon all of society. They are a cancer.

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    Comment #39422925

    Jesus Christ. If all I did was read hackernews comments I would think that these magical algorithms which have the potential for massive positive change don't exist and that the wo…

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    Comment #39272005

    Levels.fyi exists.

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    Comment #38969560

    Banking in the modern age is a compliance business. It is strange and horrible that it is become like that, but that's where we are. More sectors than one would think are primarily…

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    Comment #38935864

    IIUC their advertising machine isn't quite as general as the networks of Google and Meta, and gains a large portion of its revenue from ads on Amazon Retail, which may not be compe…

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    Comment #38935661

    What does Amazon use for their ads network? My guess is that it just isn't competitive and so Twitch can't monetize. Or maybe it is the demographic. But the ads network is my first…

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    Comment #38894131

    The IRS should play try to create an actual MVP. Create an API which allow for efile (which I assume already exists given turbotax) and create an API which allows the download what…

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    Comment #38893880

    From the article and from a poster below: "For the pilot participants will have to enter their own financial information, the I.R.S. said." It is indeed a complete waste of taxpaye…

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    Comment #38893860

    So in its initial form it is indeed a complete waste of tax payers money. Shocking.

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    Comment #38880292

    Good. Addition by subtraction.

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    Comment #38874969

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    Comment #38842949

    Good for Japan. The copyright claims are spurious, the laws were never written with such powerful algorithms in mind. If copyright applies to training, and if law is based upon pri…

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    Comment #38710646

    I see that many have noted that this is not inflation adjusted, which would be a good start. But more importantly, this needs to be as a percentage of the total infrastructure (or …

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    Comment #38684175

    Way better than inventing ad-hoc stores that support people's biases.

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    Comment #38683967

    Inflation is everywhere and always a monetary phenomenon. Cool website though!

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    Comment #38661718

    How’s Gemini looking?

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    Comment #38645040

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    Comment #38545271

    "Google, for better or worse, has more of a brand reputation to maintain" You think this is why Google is so far behind?

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    Comment #38490758

    Weighted by wealth?

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    Comment #38489744

    Yet on the billionaire leaderboard the top-10 are: Musk, Arnault, Bezos, Ellison, Buffet, Gates, Zuckerberg, Balmer, Page, Bin. Not one of them through inheritance. Sure, you have …