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>> Now, you could raise prices to the point where you destroy demand Isn't that topic .. the first chapter of any economics 101 course? Supply and demand and how they influence eac…

The difference is that one of those things actually happened, and the other one is your hypothetical extremist/exaggerated/worst possible case of what might happen this time.

Look through the poster's submission history. 100% of submissions are political propaganda. It's not a real person / authentic account.

Couldn't be bothered to write your own description of your own business and used AI to write/edit it for you. Surely I'd trust you with direct access to my brokerage account.

China must be laughing themselves breathless. "We actually convinced those idiots to self-sabotage their own tech infrastructure, they're literally #resisting and refusing to allow…

I hope the data releases are a bit better than what I've seen from recent telescopes. The common pattern seems to be that the majority of data is locked away behind multi-year emba…

Your theory is that some people don't find it financially worthwhile to work in NYC, so therefore they decide to just give up and not work and not move anywhere else and just do ab…

Wait until you find out where they get the money from to replace them

What a strangely written article. Multiple blatant spelling mistakes, the grammar consistently just feels so .. off. It feels like it was written by someone with such a strange gra…

Sounds like an opportunity then for you to create a competing company that functions the way you feel it should function. If that's what people value, you'll take all the business …

A thought experiment I sometimes think about is if it'd ever be possible for the world to somehow, in some way, agree that every country would switch over to the same constructed l…

People have to learn to recognize the patterns. In this case, lighthouse reports is an international NGO which receives on the order of ~1MM in income per year (an extremely common…

Propaganda* article

I haven't read or engaged in mainstream media in over 15 years now. I just pulled up the Economist website for fun to see what's on it. I see stories that have absolutely nothing t…

So, instead of everyone in unison adjusting their clocks twice a year, you suggest that individual schools should all decide for themselves when/how to change their school's start …

Just flag it, scan through the poster's other submissions/comments and flag all similarly rule breaking posts, and move on.

As an analogy, imagine buying a movie you've always wanted to see, and when you start watching it you find the previous owner added a voice over on top of the audio containing thei…

The same namecheap that at the outset of the Ukraine war decided to terminate the service of every single one of their customers (private citizens, businesses, everyone), that had …

They've already been periodically/rarely doing ads like that for a number of years now, and it's stopped there. It's not a new thing.

It's less a fault of "democracy" and more a fault of partisan extremism where all dimensionality and nuance is removed, it's intentionally made into an "us" vs "them" issue with on…

Were people not able to accomplish that transition in the times before AI existed?

Do you not think that taking doses of literal amphetamines on a daily basis might be more associated with your complaints than consuming caffeine?

aka this very thread - top comment and most of the entire comment section has been taken over by literally "how dare anyone say anything even remotely negative about China, what's …

Scroll the front page. Find literally any story that has to do with a major US tech company. Open the comment section. Look at the the top comment. It will be negative. Most of the…

>> The suggestion that this is a CCP play shows a lack of theory of mind. As if destruction / denigration of US AI / cloud / IT infrastructure wouldn't massively benefit the CCP. S…