@mewrvmantics @Ahhhhh576697 @babyurtheloml It’s simple - because more people in the US can afford the ticket prices, and even those that can’t afford them, will leverage their credit to do so
@deedydas This is true, but also why for uni grads, I never ask programming questions, I ask them to take me through their GitHub work and explain their thinking, if they can’t explain the work, or have a simple commit history it’s telling. Also it’s 90% attitude at that level
@beverysmart@SawyerMerritt You don’t, that’s the point, buying VOO gives the fund manager the vote, because technically you don’t own the actual share of TSLA, Vangaurd does on your behalf
@dbxdigital For me, the only place it helps is for really new developers - the commit history helps me understand if they can iterate on their problems, otherwise after 12 months of experience, it’s pretty much useless to me.
@EdKrassen You don’t really understand how IPOs work, once the company sold the stock, they don’t get more money, they only get more money if they sell more stock, so it would require people to pump the stock and the company to sell at the perfect time
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@Ask_Spectrum Yeah - I get that - but what is the link to business voice manager? where I can setup call schedules, I was just on that site about 2-3 weeks ago updating my settings and now it doesn't work?
@BLKMDL3 Tesla due to the charging network - also I would never buy a car from any company until they make at least 500,000 units - I dont like beta testing expensive cars.