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likecarter
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Comment #47620479
I feel like you don’t use tailscale. Because I use it every day - and I get confused when I can’t find it.
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Comment #46894317
Yes, but the market is punishing the former right now.
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Comment #44346884
Author: 5% chance it could be same or worse Parent: 5% chance it could be same
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Comment #37515803
I assume we can all do the arithmetic. In the market, stocks will move based on price increases, since cost inputs are assumed to not move, or rarely move - COVID being an exceptio…
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Comment #37501299
My sweet summer child. Price increases are margin increasing events.
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Comment #36772336
Okta has been hacked a couple times now...
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Comment #35461174
It’s satire.
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Comment #35452613
The rest of the world doesn’t have elected DA’s.
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Comment #35274544
Putting out a low-quality report?
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Comment #35274394
It just ruins their reputation as a reliable short-seller. It's short-sighted. They had good reports until now.
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Comment #35274260
Wells Fargo took advantage of black people and minorities, I wouldn't call them the criminal demographic. They were also the victims.
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Comment #35274106
Did anyone read the report? The summary is quite short. Seems like a nothing-burger.
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Comment #35088834
Well then customers won't get any interest. And therefore you will have no customers. And therefore no deposits.
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Comment #35088594
On the money. Nuclear is too expensive and fragile, especially in this political environment. Also much more susceptible to sabotage in the event of a war, which is becoming a more…
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Comment #35047224
Yeah, reading the post made it seem like they followed “best practices” without really thinking things through. KISS.
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Comment #34386706
Is all of Europe now Western Europe? News to me.
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Comment #34242226
That's why both sides get experts. Your reasoning is extremely reductive – I can't tell if you're just trying to win an argument here. You could say people will be misleading about…
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Comment #34241410
In court, you bring in experts (usually professors from reputable universities) to state best practices. Judges don't act as experts in a trial.
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Comment #34037977
Besides preventing conflict, globalization was supposed to increase democracy in the world. Increasing trade relations with China was in part to make them more democratic, as the t…
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Comment #34014971
Stealing disks does happen, especially on-premise, which is where these policies originated. Also, sometimes there are mistakes with decommissioning old drives, and you wouldn’t wa…
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Comment #33697635
Ah, I see. That’s unfortunate. 3 years definitely requires a lot of resources. They’ll have a monopoly for a bit then. Would ‘t be surprised if Robinhood dips their toes in.
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Comment #33696906
I'm a big user of https://predictit.org/ . But they are getting shutdown soon, so this is great. One thing I'd suggest: add pictures to the events. Makes it much easier for me to n…
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Comment #33679421
We have plenty of active volcanoes and the earth doesn’t freeze. The earth is very big.
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Comment #33660025
This tells me you’ve never worked 80 hour weeks.
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Comment #33654291
I agree - the problem is varied, and the solution needs to be nuanced.