There's what, about 100 of us still, I imagine most are blocking the ads too.
For a long time slashdot was blocking them for me, as some sort of legacy reward. That stopped, but the ads have been unobtrusive so I left it unblocked. Last week I started seeing an ad that stayed on the screen when scrolling. I was about to start blocking, but that ad has disappeared. So for now this is one of the few sites I don't block.
And then the same guy said there was a strong correlation between shitcoins and stock ls dropping. He either forgot or - more likely - ignored that correlation and causation are two different things.
In the markets, if enough people believe in the correlation then it magically becomes a causation.
Fuck debit cards. A: no rewards.
The PayPal debit card pays 5% on the category of your choosing - Groceries, restaurants, fuel, etc.
And yea 1343! That's like mid-October 1997?
Yeah. I see numbers like that and I feel late to the party.
If all countries required a 7.5% spend on local content, Netflix and other streamers would have to spend 1462.5% of their revenue on local content.
7.5% of the Australian revenue.
Can you stop speaking in marketing buzzwords and use plain language?
"white label" is not a marketing term. It's not something to boast about. It means a company puts their name on a product that is actually made by someone else.
I wouldn't ban the businesses, just cap their fees and the exorbitant interest rates that they (and the payday loan places) are allowed to charge. Of course when you have congresscritters and high party execs personally invested in that industry we all know that it's not going to happen.
The problem is not really the interest rates. These are short-term loans. If your mortgage was a short-term loan your calculated interest rate would be 200-300% because of all the fees.
The problem is that they let people roll over the loans by just paying the fee again, and they turn into long-term loans. They should require some principal payment every time, reduce the fee with each rollover, and strictly limit the number of rollovers.
Why is he in College in the first place?
One class I would recommend is Intro to Coherent Sentences 101.
I'm curious, but not curious enough to bother googling it (there should be a word for this)
There should be a word for it. Germans would just invent one on the spot. Something like Nachguckfauligkeit.
Maybe... Googulazy ?
So teams that don't use their challenges, are penalized compared to teams that do use them. Of course, the other side of that coin is, if they use their two challenges too soon, they might wish they hadn't.
Some questionable calls are more important than others. Some would be so important that even a small chance of success would make it worth challenging. Others would need to be nearly certain to succeed to make it a good decision. There's a lot of luck involved in which situations occur.
Credit scores don't reflect how well you are doing. Their purpose is to tell lenders how well they can milk you. It's an indicator of how exploitable you are and many people out there completely miss this fact.
My credit score is well over 800 and I don't see how I'm exploitable. I haven't paid any CC fees or interest in decades, and have no debt anywhere else. But maybe I'm missing something obvious. Can you explain a bit? (serious question).
How does it make sense to train any new models?
So they can add it to enterprise bundles, I'm guessing.
The shortest distance between two points is under construction. -- Noelie Alito
