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porb121
3y ago
Go ahead and reread what a land value tax is
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porb121
3y ago
yeah chief I'm gonna need you to google "stock borrow rate" and get back to me when you've made it through the investopedia page
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porb121
3y ago
yes, that is how journalism works.
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porb121
3y ago
go ahead and google "co2 half-life in atmosphere" and "cumulative co2 emissions over time"
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porb121
4y ago
if someone bids 10000000 shares for mid, and I hit their bid, who provided the liquidity?
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4y ago
Modern cars are much safer than cars of even 10 years ago
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4y ago
You're talking about a city of 10+ million people.
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4y ago
if walker is mistaken about numerous small factual details, what makes you confident he's correct about anything meaningful?
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4y ago
> Maybe twitter is a unique case because of other factors - Elon? really, you think that a rapid change of leadership preceded by an extended legal battle is MAYBE a unique situation? Elon is very clearly one of the most erratic ceos of
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4y ago
> You can absolutely find a buyer instantly! At about the same price it traded for five minutes ago! Just not at the price you need it to be. this is extremely stupid. you can't just sell arbitrary amounts of coin without moving the
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5y ago
one of the worst posts I've ever read cheers mate
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5y ago
why do you think ocean acidification happens
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5y ago
so your worldview is that possible futures split into one scenario of blood in the streets and another of "cyberfeudalism" i wish i were so imaginative!
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5y ago
how do you explain benchmarks showing no difference between used and new gpu performance? if a card posts its age is not a concern https://youtu.be/44JqNJq-PC0 https://youtu.be/hKqVvXTanzI
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5y ago
who are these mythical consumers that are so price sensitive for a $100 cooler but not when it comes to an $800+ cpu
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porb121
5y ago
you should feel bad for posting such an obviously obtuse comment in bad faith
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5y ago
> It's insanity, literally have no idea who will buy this uh, people who want more performance? 250w is not some absurd tdp that can't be cooled.
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5y ago
feels like m1 broke a lot of people's brains about performance-per-watt. like, maybe that metric matters if you're running a laptop that has a battery and physically heats up your lap. but nobody with a desktop pc cares about a 10
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5y ago
heat barely degrades consumer pc components, and certainly not on timescales dominated by Moores law.
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5y ago
it's strange i ctrl-f'd "psychosis" and "killing deer with teeth" in those papers and got 0 results
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5y ago
oh, interesting. can you link an rct or meta analysis describing literally any of these effects coming from artificial sweeteners.
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5y ago
so how come nobody gets fatter drinking nns's vs placebo or water or no intervention
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5y ago
everyone points to a "hunger response" or something similar with non nutritive sweeteners and then these effects don't materialize in actual outcomes: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111
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5y ago
hey, go trade, then! you can just long these equities yourself and make a lot of money if you're right. and there's a lot of very smart and very sophisticated firms that would love to be your counterparty, so you'll get great
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5y ago
....that's not an order of magnitude each time
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5y ago
How many vacant homes is the right number? If there are very few vacant homes, then every time someone needs to move homes, they have to be shuffling homes with someone else. That's not efficient or tenable.
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5y ago
literature on water system remunicipilization suggests little difference between private and municipal ownership of water systems, at least as recently as when I looked a year ago
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5y ago
Sometimes people describe their problems with some technology and it makes me realize that we live completely different lives. I can't imagine buying the same device year after year, whether that's a phone, laptop, or whatever.
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5y ago
this comments are like bingo for climate science misunderstanding evolution doesn't happen on time scales of 100 years +1.1 avg temperature implies much larger localized changes
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5y ago
that comment listed a lot of things that maybe blockchain could theoretically accomplish and no tangible accomplishments at all
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