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pingpongchef
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Comment #43039400
If i wanted to claim this article were propaganda, I would use this detail as evidence in favor
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Comment #38138536
A significant number of videos are disabled from embedded play
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Comment #37817190
Fees businesses charge will be a nonissue when businesses are unable to operate in California
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Comment #36050532
Regulation increases the barrier to entry, making competition more difficult to start
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Comment #30159467
Subscriptions are an overused pricing model. Businesses love subscriptions because they love recurring revenue. The desire for RR pushes businesses to pursue products the fit the r…
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Comment #28292425
Influenced, but I've been considering it for about a year. As the parent poster mentioned, I too am finding very little of the Netflix content enjoyable. Ahead of my first viewing …
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Comment #28291821
Long-term there was always going to be a marketplace process for piracy. As the pain/expense of legitimately acquiring content exceeds the pain/expense of acquiring it via other me…
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Comment #28291755
Conjecture: their content and suggestions are garbage because they aren't allowing the data to drive their decisions independent of their ideological or public perception concerns.…
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Comment #28012576
Those are still moves in the right direction. Requiring a cosigner for example brings in another party who can evaluate the situation and contribute to the decision to take out the…
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Comment #27899061
Bankruptcy should help with this but student loans are currently a special case
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Comment #26894435
> the blockchains are too inefficient to host it directly. True, this needs to be addressed before I can get what I want. In the case of media it's got to be either on-chain or str…
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Comment #26893357
I've been wondering about this as well. So far there does not appear to be an accepted route to fixing this in BTC, but there are proposals. I've heard (unreliably) that there are …
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Comment #26893093
I'm most interested in the censorship or in more friendly terms, authenticity gains that blockchain can provide. In a world where works are being revised, "special edition"ed or st…
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Comment #26742257
Sounds great but we should be worried about the cobra effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive
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Comment #26649853
Stocks and bonds are still coupled to fiat currencies and will be directly impacted by their perceived deficiencies when compared to crypto. Hard assets like real estate, land, gol…
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Comment #26361133
Somewhat good advice, but with a caveat. While a good narrative is generally helpful, results still matter. Case in point, a team that ships quickly but also has crunch time can cr…
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Comment #25796962
I can think of a few reasons competition can be beneficial. 1. Exert downward pressure on union fees 2. Offer alternatives in the case of union corruption 3. Offer alternatives in …
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Comment #25446008
Skepticism is good, but not outright dismissal
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Comment #25391440
Not making mistakes isn't productivity, that's the bare minimum of acceptable behavior.
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Comment #25361310
Barring fraud, lavish expenditures that you describe would be counted as compensation not investment and thus the picture changes dramatically.
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Comment #25279763
Thanks for presenting this. I suspected this might be a problem across administrations rather than Trump-specific.
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Comment #24861654
Problem is that it's a subtle accusation of speaking in bad faith or an accusation of lacking agency. In order to have respect for the other person, you can't start from either of …
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Comment #24640618
> but have a warm safe place to sleep with a locked door and fridge seems reasonable. Yeah, that seems reasonable to me but we also know that there's a great deal of variation on a…
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Comment #24640153
> If you're not being paid enough to live on 40 hours a week, you're underpaid. This is perhaps a core disagreement, which is wroth digging into. I'm willing to engage with this id…
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Comment #24487106
I might be in the minority, but I don't read you as being a shill. It's a reasonable framing of the problem, i.e., not as a problem of production but of disposal. We already have m…