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    Comment #39545784

    This is a short sighted and ignorant piece. The combined business will be 2% of the size of Amazon, 10% of the size of Walmart, and nearly 10% of the size of Costco. They will cont…

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    Comment #39531954

    Ineffective altruism strikes again

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    Comment #39085906

    Fairly self evident. Far fewer married people, many want to live in apartments, and others enjoy renting houses for a few years at a far cheaper rate than being locked into a dwell…

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    Comment #39085886

    Nicer apartments, more houses are offered as short term rentals. People's preferences adjust. Resulting demand curve for homeownership adjusts Homeownership is a far smaller part o…

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    Comment #39085713

    Some people rent out the original house or try to transfer the low mortgage rate in order to monetize it.

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    Comment #39085684

    Worst is an interesting framing - lowest transactions is far better. Obviously all in housing transaction costs decreasing from nearly 10% today to something a lot more reasonable …

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    Comment #38588924

    Many companies have used return to office as a soft layoff. Many employees quit versus large layoffs. Things should normalize as companies optimize their workforces, office leases …

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    Comment #38340804

    This has the potential to be extremely transformative for Argentina. The country struggled for decades with rampant inflation and incompetent leadership. Dollarizing the economy wi…

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    Comment #38315720

    Not really sure why people complain so excessively about dynamic pricing software. Whether for flights, concerts, or apartments - sellers will naturally seek to maximize profits. S…

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    Comment #38225193

    Cynical take is that Google is a monopoly. They could probably easily double net income margins from ~25% to ~50% while still growing at a similar rate. Instead, they waste hundred…

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    Comment #38080065

    This is an unsurprisingly terrible article. If anything, venture capital is more responsible for a lack of IPOs. At one point, there were over a thousand unicorns that had no reaso…

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    Comment #33612577

    Agreed. Similar to the invention of seatbelts and other safety devices, safer technology induces risker behavior. Would be unfortunate to have an over-reliance on emergency service…

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    Comment #33388578

    Participation would involve every nation. As a lower/middle income country, China would receive commensurate benefits from redistribution. Significant collaboration would be requir…

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    Comment #33387492

    Great point. Renewables are getting cheaper, but are still interment and require baseload power. They also require significant investments in grid infrastructure, with costs borne …

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    Comment #33349720

    Tough country killing 500m birds/year not to mention all the natural bird deaths

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    Comment #33205325

    Or just offer an option between a charging cable/brick, iCloud credit, or store credit for future purchase...

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    Comment #33155524

    Alameda Research made billions arbitraging wide spreads in Asian bitcoin exchanges relative to the rest of the world. Required working with local banks to solve logistics around wi…

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    Comment #33155395

    Precisely, which require significant upfront investment/expertise in a consolidated space

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    Comment #33154790

    There are a lot of 'soft' arbitrage opportunities out there, such as risk arbitrage or merger arbitrage. You may not have 100% certainty of a deal closing, but can still profit ove…

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    Comment #32233122

    Decent deal. Probably Looks like electric ATVs/UTVs are around 15k, which would be a rough comp. Electric bikes / scooters / etc will hopefully become much more commonplace. Way ch…