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jfghi
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Comment #46168930
I know people who have paid list prices for drugs because their insurance wouldn’t cover them.
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Comment #46111426
I think with the amount of corporations and existing homeowners buying homes that the demand is strong enough to keep prices high no matter what happens. There are billions of doll…
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Comment #46018240
So far the agentic stuff seems focused on shopping. Online shopping is remarkably seamless and optimized for me so the potential productivity gain is not enticing. I’ve encountered…
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Comment #46017124
Technologically and mathematically this is all quite interesting. However, I have no desire to ever use an agent and I doubt there are many that will.
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Comment #44979647
In my experience the people who can afford everything are often the ones looking to pay the least at all times.
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Comment #44906387
Also doesn’t track user and send a bunch of telemetry
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Comment #44728220
For safety
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Comment #44727888
By defaulting to high until low is demonstrated?
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Comment #44689523
They could examine random bicycles plus those that did extraordinarily well and issue lifetime bans for offending parties.
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Comment #44611306
…for just the cap ex part
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Comment #43103733
Who wrote this?
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Comment #42691969
I disagree. The large corporations in total own hundreds of thousands of homes in their portfolios. The value of renting or selling can be boosted significantly by introducing scar…
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Comment #42467064
The algorithm would create scarcity by having some sit empty.
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Comment #42402506
I read that as Steve.
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Comment #40869634
Reminds me of the gnomes from South Park.
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Comment #39749053
How much progress do you think is possible only using dietary adjustments and getting a couple hours of sunshine per day?
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