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ultraluminous
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Comment #29179004
Thank you for the informative reply. I definitely agree on all counts, especially re "ponzy" etc. I think that the pandemic forced the entire sector to focus on profitability and c…
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Comment #29178434
I agree with the gist of you're saying, and I didn't personally dig into their last few fillings, but I suppose what the parent comment is trying to express can also be stated as "…
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Comment #29089607
Yup. Essentially, housing is an in-elastic demand, and livable land is a finite resource, further exacerbated by the realities of emigration. Combined with extreme wealth inequalit…
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Comment #29089560
It's not a question of "would it work", the point is that real-estate prices are rising in dozens of countries, and thousands of cities. Zoning is a local issue. Assuming that the …
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Comment #29086651
I've seen this argument touted frequently in housing related threads and it always confuses me. Housing prices have soared over the majority of the developed world - dozens of coun…
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Comment #28484463
Are you an immunologist by any chance?
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Comment #28484438
Arkansas was one of the last states to seceded the union. The very second sentence in the ordinance linked is "In addition to the well-founded causes of complaint set forth by this…
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Comment #28484352
If only the slaves had any appreciation to the important component they were in their slave master's culture, they'd probably complain a lot less and try harder to accommodate thei…
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Comment #25666625
Except that it actually didn't?
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Comment #24129084
This has to be satire right? Right?
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Comment #23966283
"they accomplish the same goals as full VMs in a different way." They are explicitly not that. Docker containers do not provide you any real isolation guarantees from a security PO…
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Comment #23909782
Not OP but - https://qz.com/1811291/jack-welch-was-the-best-and-worst-thi... GE’s breathtaking growth under Welch was fueled in large part by its transformation into a financial se…
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Comment #23264349
"in my time there I worked during the weekend 3 times (i don’t count oncall here)" Why wouldn't you count it? Do those days not-count somehow?
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Comment #23075002
And if the real world could even hypothetically fulfill such a requirement, you would have had a point.
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Comment #23074964
Lynching slaves was immoral, unethical and "blameworthy" before it became illegal.
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Comment #23074960
First, I agree with your conclusion. The way to address this is to change the law, pushing individual corporation is ineffective. However, you DON'T have to maximize your profits a…
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Comment #21764588
If you're referring to "...investors have been cashing out of US stocks at a record pace", than to further clarify - investors are divesting out of the public stock market entirely…
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Comment #21245949
Sure thing - https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/difference-between-... https://ftalphaville.ft.com/2018/11/13/1542091438000/How-acc... These results beg the question of just …
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Comment #21244637
I’m not going to get into the specifics of this particular article, or public analyst reports in general, but FYI Barrons is possibly the worst source of financial information on p…
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Comment #21242969
I have no idea what you base this statement on. You are absolutely likely to go to zero by continuously making market trades as a retail investor. Every trade has two sides and the…
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Comment #21240475
You are statistically guaranteed to have worse expected value as a retail stock trader than at the blackjack table.
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Comment #20749957
Oh then you'll love finding out how much of the overall economy is guided by tax code idiosyncrasies - read up on stock buybacks vs. dividends for extra horror.
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Comment #20482309
Is Intel not a "mega tech company"? They have 75% the market cap of Microsoft, and virtually all of their revenue is from producing silicon. Ironically this is exactly the point yo…
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Comment #20480654
No, their business is consumer electronics. Those consumer devices contain (and are built with) tech, but the tech is not the product itself. This is in comparison with MS, which f…
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Comment #20480628
I am both bemused and somewhat concerned that you seems to hold the belief that "business discussions" are conducted outside of the realm of "emotional expression".