Joined February 2013
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Saying "I was into stocks before they were cool" has never come closer to almost meaning something.
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People I haven't talked to in a while are sending me 🚀🚀🚀 out of the blue with no other context and I'm living for it
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Joe Goldstein retweeted
6 Jan 2021
And you thought "Taking A Knee" was too much!?!
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My Boards? Canadian.
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Everyone: there should be sensible limits on how mega corporations can track and monetize our browsing habits A few soulless ghouls at the IMF: gizmodo.com/your-credit-scor…

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Framing it a system that helps "borrowers who would potentially be denied by traditional financial institutions" is pretty gross, too. It's about as altruistic as trickle down economics.
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I can't stop laughing. Someone save me.
It's that time again theinternetday.com/

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So Halloween masks help stop the spread of covid, right? I think grocery shopping is about to get a lot more interesting.
Seriously though. The more people play fast and loose with their circles, the longer it's all going to take.
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I've been saying it for years, and I'll keep saying it: We're ready for a Jetson's reboot. It's the perfect vehicle to talk about job automation, wealth inequality, and who really controls those robots in your home. #JetsonsRemake
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meet George Jetson
This might be the most dystopian thing
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Now that's playing the algo
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Bought Bill and Ted: Face the Music this weekend. It was better than I had any hope for. I lost count of how many times I laughed until I cried. I don't care if you can see the end coming from a light year away. It's still the best thing to come out of 2020.

ALT Excellent Bill And Ted GIF

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Joe Goldstein retweeted
19 Aug 2020
Why do many people default to "let's jump on a call"? No, let's keep things asynchronous until we can't.
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Estimated cost of recent epidemics/pandemics: SARS (2003) - $40 billion H5N1 (2006) - $40 billion H1N1 (2009) - $45 billion Ebola (2014) - $55 billion COVID-19 (2020) - $8.8 TRILLION Investing in public health preparedness is FAR cheaper than the economic impact of a pandemic.
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