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wankerrific
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Comment #47721512
Sure. Its a meeting with major bank execs AND the fed chair to discuss Anthropics new hype model. Its definitely NOT, in any way, a meeting to discuss potential systemic risk due t…
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Comment #44849685
Yes exactly. The VCs and investors have broken the unwritten contract that early startup employees can see an exit like the founders. It’s going to be much more difficult to get em…
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Comment #44543392
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Comment #44534816
Wealth tax on holdings over a billion. Let capital “flight”.
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Comment #42647375
Yep. He’s a member
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Comment #41421485
Had a driverless way make an abrupt left turn in front of me (going opposite direction) on Bayshore a few weeks ago. If it signaled it did so at the last minute. I had to slam on m…
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Comment #38724102
I mean, we could be spending effort on making human driving safer, but where is the monopoly in that?
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Comment #38148947
People over 50 invented Netflix, dude. Try harder.
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Comment #37944179
They’re all “libertarian” until their favorite bank goes belly up and needs a bail out.
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Comment #36725201
Yes. The movement funded by billionaires and mass marketed by social media influencing is “counterculture”.
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Comment #36392423
Why not do both? Get another job AND get back some income rightly owed you by a previous employer.
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Comment #36204873
What’s up with Apple touting this headset for remote work while they were one of the first to force people back to office. And now Facebook/meta too. Marketing hypocrisy.
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Comment #35673372
A dry suit in Santa Cruz? LOL!
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Comment #35114252
Socialism for the rich. Rugged capitalism for the poor.
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Comment #35101807
Socialism for the rich, capitalism for everyone else.
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Comment #34668665
How about just reconfiguring bullpen office back to semi private cubicles or tiny phone room offices? Make the office a place to come to for a better work environment. Let’s be hon…
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Comment #33755607
These companies are famous for price dumping as well. This ban is a good thing
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Comment #33507739
No one got a $1.5m loan @ 2.5%. More like 3.25%
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Comment #31585489
100% this is a disguised layoff - “encouraged attrition” if you will. Cheaper than a layoff
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Comment #31535897
I agree about the major first dotcom bringing people who didn’t care for the values and culture of the city but disagree about the roughness. The mission and the part of soma near …
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Comment #30997111
Sure. Just like “competition” in broadband has driven prices down across America.
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Comment #30873185
You’re 19? You should be more worried about how to survive the oncoming ecological holocaust instead of the singularity. One is much likelier than the other. I believe even an ML a…
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Comment #29221163
Sorry. You’re going to have to move. Owning is for investors, banks, and other financial entities. /s The best part is that if things go upside down in a few years we get to bail t…
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Comment #28329292
Just like encouraging people to run around unvaccinated and mask free keeps your donors who make a $2000 per treatment Regeneron very happy.
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Comment #28151756
Marsha Blackburn signed on. That can only mean AT&T or Verizon is lobbying for it. She’s basically legislates whatever they tell her to do.