@Hesamation My observation is reversed. My Claude enterprise even with significant overage limits has been meh performance last couple weeks. My personal Claude max plan has been slightly better. Generally Claude had a recent nerf though
@JoshKale@IncomeSharks If I spend at least 4k a month on food, cash back is far more compelling than Amex gold. The other perks are always going to have strings
@GMBPOD@TateTheTalisman The issue is there is no repercussion if someone initiates a divorce. Especially if there was a material imbalance in wealth / earnings, the system heavily incentivizes most women monetarily with a divorce. It’s a mixture of assets to the government and clearly flawed
@pipelineabuser I have written these for companies and filings, they are not nearly as useful as you think. Often people include risks that they aren’t actively concerned about just to include them (and pad language). The risk section is read by plenty of people, this is not unique information…
@HBrandstaetter@elonmusk The laws of Europe are destroying Europe. They do not represent its populous and attacking one of the few successful tech companies that operates there, while regulating your own into oblivion, shows how out of touch you are.
Don’t hide behind ‘laws’ when you are writing them
Can we tone town the @Kalshi slop? These are paid professionals posting, basically an ad.
Not to mention their legal parroting about not being a gambling company, despite it being an active issue in many courts.
You already raised your series round, go back to the shadows
@benwfreeman1 Yes it is, it’s betting on unknown outcomes. Your skill will not improve or disprove an outcome.
It has been decided by one legal opinion, this does not change its nature, and a different option can change the definition clearly.
@salmanso_ I dislike how aggressively you are advertising a service that is truly akin to gambling. You also realize that this requires capital to sway markets, it’s an imperfect game. Yes having skin in the game is good, but limiting yourself to a non asymmetric upside is foolish.
Because developed nations have essentially created intergenerational Ponzi schemes with welfare and social security, more productivity is constantly required to pay for the aging populous. This is the root of migration needs Europe looked at, as they do not consider increasing their own population as an option (or even incentivizing it with lower tax, forgivable loans, etc), likely due to western / white guilt and complete stupidity.
This has evolved into the current inflow we now have where it has created dangerous streets, fundamentally clashing cultures, and an extremely uncomfortable situation. This is not some theory, this is reality. Anyone who accepts this needs to increase their self respect to recognize they have value, and the people trying to replace them are not friends
Education does not create wealth, it’s the other way around. As countries increase in wealth, they create academic institutions. This does not improve competence, today it destroys critical thinking and worsens your ability to create. Look at the rapidly declining goods and services offered vs those from decades or near centuries ago from individuals with no degree but who started businesses to solve problems.
The unbelievably political environment of colleges isn’t emphasized enough, today most students have less freedom than under legitimately oppressive regimes, they are put at risk of poor grades which they are taught will stop them from getting jobs, essentially acting like a permanent wall unless they bend the knee to a most unbecoming university lecturer likely earning far less than an professional vocation students are studying to get.
Much change is needed.
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