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aneemzic

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    Comment #26605257

    I'm sorry, but if the ledger wallet was actually compromised it would be an extremely sophisticated zero day hack that the hackers would not compromise being exposed over a few hun…

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    Comment #26234758

    Maybe you feel that way because you live in a country with significant independent media and don’t need to rely on international news outlets reporting on news that directly effect…

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    Comment #26234677

    >Do the people in nearby developing countries speak English? In most pacific island, yes. In places like East Timor English it's not uncommon at all, news is also often shared via …

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    Comment #26234514

    I think more importantly, the government realized how badly Facebook could hurt their influence in the Asia Pacific region. Without Australian news on Facebook, people in nearby de…

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    Comment #26148297

    I find it odd the only accusation they list against Whatsapp is it was sending metadata, then list a group of alternatives who largely use the same metadata. I understand the hate …

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    Comment #26137143

    > Totally different. I don't see how they are different at all. The talker is used to bring in a certain type of person they're looking for. How they convert that persons attendanc…

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    Comment #26136991

    I guess it stems from a time when all you really had to work with was physical evidence and the only records being what officers had written down. So it really wouldn't have worked…

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    Comment #26136808

    Why does comic-con pay famous actors to appear? I assume because it attracts the type of audience they see as their customers. Hedge fund billionaires, bankers and policy makers on…

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    Comment #26136661

    I assume it's organized to attract and bring it wealthy individuals, who I suspect are not the easiest to get time with. When you think about it, it's a small price to pay to get a…

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    Comment #26120843

    > This only lasts until someone figures out how they are different and breaks the association right? Would you be OK if banks started charging you 4% more interest because say you …

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    Comment #26120541

    I don't agree that this has anything to do with political objectives. It's a question of ethics. My domain knowledge is irrelevant, the ML Modelling aspect is irrelevant. The discu…

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    Comment #26120239

    No. Credit worthiness should be because of an individuals past actions and not some attribute they may have been born with. Why should a tall individual who's never missed a paymen…

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    Comment #26113441

    What I don't understand, is why the government is trying to push through a law and seem ok with a result of the complete removal of access to news from peoples two largest sources.…

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    Comment #26112362

    The average salary in Australia is $55k, the average in the Philippines is $3.9k. Not taking in to account disposable income that's about a factor of 15. The entire philippines onl…

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    Comment #26112230

    > And will rather deindex all news sites, not pull search entirely. That's the hilarious part. They modified the law to explicitly disallow Google from doing that.

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    Comment #26112153

    I can't wait until they realize all the money they spend lobbying resulted in a law that will remove the majority of their traffic and what's left of their ad revenue. Nobody is re…

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    Comment #25997156

    >I see this repeated often and I've never been able to find a source for it. I do not believe stimulant medications affect people with ADHD and without ADHD differently. I'm sorry …

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    Comment #25978137

    They don't even need to create a new social network. If they want FTE benefits of a specific company. They could always, you know, apply and clear the interview.

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    Comment #25953217

    Almost all brokerages charge a ACAT fee. Stop trying to make this in to something it isn't.

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    Comment #25950073

    No, you specifically said it's a first amendment problem and to let adults gamble. If it was a first amendment problem, gambling wouldn't be illegal in most states.

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    Comment #25949979

    Robinhood is only available in the US.

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    Comment #25949947

    The same reason it didn't effect Facebook. Ratings don't matter for apps that are already household names. There's also no comparable alternative.

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    Comment #25949628

    > I'm concerned about this because this is a 1st amendment problem. Let grown adults gamble. Gambling isn't even legal in most states. Good luck arguing that.

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    Comment #25949539

    Do you honestly think the majority of people who use Robinhood as a broker actually understand how short positions work and why they're driving the price higher? It's clear price m…