JakeTheAndroid

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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
So, does that actually matter? At what point are consumer expectations unreasonable? Also, how did people get the idea that a private service is a public utility? When was the tipping point in which Facebook stopped just being a private soc
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Well my intuition says the opposite and that those numbers seem to track with my expectations. A large bulk of users likely never sign up for PH, making it harder to vet individuals to make sure they wont report the content. People show up
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Yeah, someone else corrected me here as I inverted inflation in the wrong direction. It doesn't change the logical premise of the strength of money changing is what will motivate increased value in stocks either way. I was tired and on
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Thank you for the correction. The logic applies the same, but I did invert the effects.
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Here is a list of stuff that was released in May, 2020. 2 months removed from the response to the pandemic: https://www.lofficielusa.com/film-tv/the-best-movies-and-tv-... Not 100% of that was completely new IP, but it
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Infinite growth isn't necessarily the concept. While it's somewhat related, there is a bit of a divergence here. As I said in another comment, stocks will naturally rise at the very least due to inflation. Prices will go up becaus
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
IDK if that is a perfect take at all. Sports plowed on, new shows, movies, and games were released. The only thing I see that went down was the available investments that could be made. If you are an investor you are going to have a hard ti
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Well, with things like inflation these stocks HAVE to go up. A dollar in 2022 is stronger than a dollar in 2020 so stocks need to AT LEAST outpace inflation to make it worthwhile at all. Now, government bailouts is a different can of worms
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
If you take a look at 10 or 30 year trends then it's not really that optimistic at all. For instance, Detla Airlines was at 60 bucks a share before things tanked. There was talk about airline bailouts etc. I bought it at around 20 doll
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
> - Cheaters don't stay in low ratings for long. If they aren't detected, they'll be out of your rating in no time, like in 2 or 3 wins. This reduces the chance you'll encounter cheaters, because if a cheater plays 10
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Yeah, and I think this drives the point home even further. You really want a risk mitigation strategy for YouTube's hostile actions against creators. It's been a slow but steady creep. So, if your business is built off the back of
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I personally don't mind not getting the entire season at once. While I do want to binge, I also like the delayed gratification you get from watching a series spread out. Part of the reason I want to binge everything is because there is
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
1. They don't need to be Uber, and their path to getting cash flow is very different than Uber. They seem to be taking more of a Rivian approach, where they get to kick costs to someone else while providing the tech to allow these comp
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I'm curious if it's because political news is so messed up. Like, if we read tons of positive articles regarding good things being done, I doubt we'd see the same impact. Which highlights your point imo. If we change the way
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Even a broken clock is right twice a day. Competence is demonstrated over time, not in a vacuum of individual decisions. Someone that is competent at Chess proves it over an entire game. A novice can still make a few good moves over the cou
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
It could be the ITP blocking or your DNS setup. If I had to guess it'd be the AWS setup you have as that is not seen as a client IP for a home network. The interstitial page you're seeing attempts to validate IP location, HTTP hea
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Oh I wasn't aware that was purely caused by Unions!! And you chose the EU country with one of, if not THE highest unemployment rate. Every country has issues. To say that Unions don't work when the EU has a strong union culture, a
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
While the President himself may have been chosen democratically, there is a reasonable position one can hold that says his actions in office are not democratic. And THOSE are not democratically chosen. We don't have to vote as a group
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I think there's a difference between thinking options are worth zero, and not buying them or going to companies you expect to be worthless. I doubt most people go to a company they expect will literally have no value. If you're go
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I am also not a lawyer, but I think this sentence is what does it: > actual commission of a felony cognizable by a court of the United States Illegal isn't always a cognizable (ie: perceptible; clearly identifiable.) felony by a cou
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
The same two people that carried out the Uber hack also hit Lynda.com while after using basically the exact same methodology. So, it would seem possible that they had credible evidence of a felony with intent to commit future ones.
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I believe the parent implication is that he aligns with CF's way of doing business in regards to disclosure of security issues.
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I think they do get told, just not in as direct of a manner. Different things get dispelled that changes their foundation that Santa relies on. Such as magic isn't real. Without magic, how can Santa perform his job? As they get older,
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I have built an entire no belt factory. It works for the most part but damn it's slow. I do transition a lot of the technical debt from the green and red sciences so I can properly support the rest of the science development.
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I saw plenty of head scarves in Tel Aviv and no one seemed to be concerned. I could see you getting the full pat down walking into the mall or a store. Whereas my very white American looking features meant they kinda waved their arms over m
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
Either that, or in the wake of this some other company finds a way to achieve this same result in compliance with the laws and captures the market. I think both outcomes would be acceptable.
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
I mean, before Steam this was basically the state of gaming. No community, limited features, spotty performance. This is just teething issues. There is no reason a platform like Stadia can't work in the future as these things get bette
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
While plenty of people will likely move over to Valorant, as someone who's played a bit I think there is still a distinct difference between the two games. The main thing shared between the two is the feel while shooting. It's har
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
As someone that lives in Oakland, I don't see much of a difference in terms of quality of life between when the police were beating people or killing people at BART stations compared to the extended amount of time we've lacked a p
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by JakeTheAndroid 6y ago
The reason you don't understand how we raised so much money is because you don't understand how the business works apparently. Unless you're saying all credit card companies are the same as predatory payday loans or subprime

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