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newacct23
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Comment #12321837
Im sorry for overreacting, it seemed like it was deleted because the comment wasn't appearing even with the "awaiting for moderation" tag so it seemed like it was removed. Things r…
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Comment #12321778
edit: I'm in the wrong. Cloudflare allowed me to post the comment it just seemed like it was removed because of some delay. Since it seems Cloudflare doesn't like criticisms of the…
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Comment #12315956
false equivalency
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Comment #12309462
This line of thinking is wrong. You can't just short a company because you have a reasonable belief it is overvalued when the vast majority of investors think otherwise. There need…
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Comment #12248766
>A Chinese or Russian millionaire looking to buy property in Vancouver is going to buy whether it's $5 million or $5.75 million I don't know why you believe this to be true but it …
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Comment #12238917
It's not encryption vs. safety. It's functioning software systems vs safety and there is actually no conflict because functioning systems are necessary for safety. So really the FB…
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Comment #12219757
He pointed out the parallels between the US and Free software. You have done nothing to refute any of the parallels other than some snarky comment about potatoes which wasn't worth…
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Comment #12189780
Hard? Where did I say hard? Reading for challenge is understandable, reading a bad book multiple times is just retarded. And Atlas Shrugged isn't a hard book.
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Comment #12189767
Same, any hour long competitive game is too much for me. It feels like a complete waste of time. I only have fun playing games like battlefield now for 20 minutes while listening t…
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Comment #12170269
>Education shrank the results to single digits for each occupation, gender and work experience, so I decided to remove it from the final dataset. First of all you could have used b…
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Comment #12136496
You clearly misunderstood moron, I said I don't believe you because reading that book once is a painful exercise why the hell would someone that didn't like it read it multiple tim…
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Comment #12124883
>I've read it several times. I don't believe you.
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Comment #12124220
100% you haven't even read the book and you are aping an opinion you read somewhere on the internet by someone who also hasn't read it.
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Comment #12124205
Jesuit education manages to be good.
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Comment #12119913
>and worth more than them now You cannot trust any valuation that comes out of China.
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Comment #12039565
>They are so much more clean and bouncy feeling than western software. It using websites and apps more fun. Are we using the same ad ridden websites?
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Comment #12023080
In no democratic nation except America is having voter ids required when you vote a controversial subject.
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Comment #11932194
>At the risk of veering off topic, would you mind explaining what this meant for you? Well first of all you need to understand I will never vote for Hillary Clinton so I needed to …
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Comment #11932109
As an idiot that fell for the Trump secret political savant narrative I upvoted every single article without even reading the title on the first 3 pages of the rising section (very…
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Comment #11906716
The 2008 bubble was caused by fraud, what is the current bubble caused by? Most people are saying we are in a bubble because all of these companies that are making 0 dollars are wo…
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Comment #11885645
Question: in Silicon Valley, considering the fault line, is it even safe to build up?
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Comment #11882524
>$325 million, paid in Tesla stock. >Musk wrote in a June 21, 2014 letter to Simbol CEO John Burba Jesus. I probably wouldn't have taken this deal either because it's all in stock …