Comments by "Technolus" (@technolus5742) on "The Wall Street Journal" channel.

  1. Apple actually operates in many countries. And we have Google too, with Google Chat, Gmail, Google Fit, Google Pay, ... We may find out that Musks idea has already been done and overdone. But... we might find out that none of these apps we are mentioning is a single unified app that does everything.
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  2. They were literally stating "NO EVIDENCE". How is that confirmation?
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  3. Yes, yet these are the people that the USA comes up with. La creme de la creme de de l'amérique.
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  4. Yes. Then years after, things start fallimg apart, turns out just because you don't immediately notice something doesn't mean it's not fulfilling a necessary role.
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  5. Both sides need to stop their wrongdoing. This needs a proper peacekeeping intervention (not like russia's sham, an actual peace keeping intervention)
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  6. Blaming the attacked. How interesting.
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  7.  @kevinkeys3556  it's trump-illogic, cause he's literally making stuff up.
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  8. That's nonsense. You can buy any currency with dollars.
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  9.  @pkstiever  so far what's most clear and identified is people just being mistaken (a police helicopter and other manned crafts flying legally). Then we can make up extraordinary stories that have little to no basis.
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  10. He got turned away for being too honest. That's the disgrace
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  11.  @MinecraftLively  nah you just keep saying the damages are wrong as if the amounts involved in this secade long fraud scheme were not enormous......
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  12. ​ @MinecraftLively  Fraudulent statements is what got him this verdict. As the judge said, the fine would have been higher if the situation had been even worse.
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  13. SCAM!!!!!!
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  14. La creme de la creme de de l'amérique.
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  15. These are large scale campaigns, of course people will be influenced even by subtle things. Each subtle element is being amplified over a large audience.
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  16. Wait, they have nothing but are buying stuff? Does not compute. They have little they are swingling it and most often losing money to more savy players on reddit who are profiting from average joes losses. The rich adapt to these new swindles, the average joe will still be dupped.
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  17. "Quiet quiting" has nothing to do with productivity. Productivity has to do with your output per hour worked, not with how many extra hours you work. None of the segment even mentioned quiet quitting, so why the dramatic opening shifting the blame onto workers who are doing their jobs?
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  18.  @SkinnyPe  They use data to drive their activities and they have found success in that approach. They get better as technology gets better. That is why they are getting voters by using tactics that you aren't even capable of understanding. But this is how things work now. Garry Kasparov was not beat by a computer who understood his motivations, he was beat by a computer who did better data analysis than humans can.
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  19. This is what had to happen. Neither side represents all of the American people, so they had to compromise.
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  20. Mesmo com os esquemas da rachadinha e tudo o mais?
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  21.  @MacrosFTW  True and that is why sometimes the government must regulate and prevent companies from further developing and exploiting that power imbalance.
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  22. ​ @leeswecho  That is only partly true. Much of this data is stored in the cloud, not your phone.
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  23. They literally said this was about small investors banding together on forums like redit and the professional investors who had shorted the stock. 0:45
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  24. SCAM!!!!
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  25. Yeah, but that looks hella guilty. He just blabbers and silly people believe him.
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  26. ​ @truthteller3024 far from inevitable, companies that get too big can be broken up to foster a market with more competition. And who you gonna trust if not a controvertial tech billionaire with a questionable relationship with the truth. You can probably trust him to work you to the point that you're sleeping over in the office 😂
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  27. They don't need to have a say, they just need to not bat an eye when people working for them are openly doing all sorts of shady things on their behalf...
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  28. (This comment and my answers that followed are factually incorrect, I'm leaving it up solely for historical record purposes.) "We've never seen this before", this has been implemented on many countries around the world, particularly in Europe. The result is businesses favoring automation to increase the productivity of their employees. Is one of the richest countries on earth unable to reward its workers with something more than just poverty?
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  29. Indeed it'll take a miracle.
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  30. Yeah that's reasonable, and I thought that myself too. But after many years it's still going strong.
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  31. ​ @dianawilliams6700  Yes. And you know when you're in a free country when government uses its authority to repress dissenting voices among private citizens and their businesses.
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  32. ​ @prancer1803  military secrets might buy some favors with his autocrat friends
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  33.  @alluringgrace413  Many jobs REQUIRE qualified people. And of course most jobs don't require qualified people and don't pay as good. And of course you would get hired 100% if you applied because the problem is: there are not enough people to fill all the positions. Since there are not enough people, you will get just about any job that you are qualified to perform as they are lacking people. If the wages are unacceptably low, then raise the minimum wage. Market forces don't always result the way we would like.
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  34. Plus it has nothing to do with productivity. Productivity has to do with your output per hour worked, not with how many extra hours you work.
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  35. Step 1 - turn robihood into a chinese superapp. Step 2 - profit Step 3 - find out it was all a dream and work on a proper plan
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  36.  @husseinharajli3810  it was the average salary, not the minimum wage, it was the combination of googles ai being imperfect and of me being short on time and taking those numbers at face value. Thanks for setting the record straight. I was completely wrong there.
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  37. Actually it's a court case, which pretty much says the things we all saw.... Also this journal is owned by the same person as fox news lol
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  38. They are idiots, fighting for a corrupt politician who deceived them.
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  39.  @alireact1827  Who are you to tell other people what to be comfortable with? Mind your own life. Other people will decide what they want for their own life, and waht they are comfortable with. Islam does not protect or value women, it belittles them and removes their freedom to do what ever they want to do. It is not your place to decide what women should do, just like its not another person's right to limit you.
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  40. I understand putting Lula back in place due to bolsonaro being worse and still corrupt. But someone who isn't corrupt needs to be put in power to replace both of these people.
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  41. Surprise surprise they lie a lot. So you really have to observe what they are doing rather than believe their propaganda.
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  42. Actually all that came from investigations is that those accusations were blatantly false.
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  43.  @nolanmedley8047  lol scammers get banned all the time so theire used to having multiple accounts. This is kinda clever tbh, but it's old news now so it just looks ridiculous. Don't forget to report as spam!
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  44.  @zeecapeta  Overthrowing by force a government that was elected is unacceptable. Plus the people wanting to overthrow the government are supprting of another ex-president involved in corruption scandals and with relentless pro-corruption behavior. At least the one who is now in power empowered institutions and anticorruption offices such that it nearly led to his complete downfall. While the ex-president seeked to undermine these mechanisms.
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  45. You can, but people don't have to like it. And you might be infringing on other people's trademarks. Let's face it, people were very used to words such as tweet. It was a very strongly branded company. Now I hear people just saying post instead of tweet, which is much more generic.
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  46. The fed is literally tightening credit, and inflation is already falling.
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  47.  @donaldrayprine5153  wow I glossed over that. you're absolutely right
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  48.  @brandonburns5365  I'm saying it's illegal to consert buying action geez. ......... it was people consciously participating in a group scheme to pump a stock. ......................... ¯\(°_o)/¯ your narrative is a complete denial of the central matter of this story
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  49.  @brandonburns5365  thats not how it works, proce of shares don't make the company go bankrupt, what causes bankruptcies is online purchases replacing physical stores. Thats why gamestop is such a shorted stock
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  50. "where's the proof" the whole thing is well known, men trained by alqaida, whose leader was bin laden, committed those attacks. What u on about?!
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