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apriljeangibbs t1_j8wknxz wrote
Reply to comment by 420everytime in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
Ok so no one else understands what groups are being referred to in this chart?
Uncle-Cake t1_j8wkmrg wrote
Reply to comment by paz2023 in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
And if we change the meaning of words every day, they lose all meaning.
420everytime t1_j8wkjqr wrote
Reply to comment by apriljeangibbs in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
Not really you have to run in one of those two parties for any real chance of being elected.
People like Bernie sanders say they are democratic socialists but run as a democrat while people like Rand Paul say their are libertarians but run as republicans.
American libertarianism is just another form of conservatism. American libertarians don’t support actual libertarian policies like open borders or making all highways toll roads
SnooPeripherals1914 t1_j8wkh5b wrote
Traditionally you’d express this with an r sq instead of just eye-balling trend lines…
Uncle-Cake t1_j8wk5tq wrote
Reply to comment by Yacobeam in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
Lick the boot
IncomeStatementGuy OP t1_j8wk4pq wrote
Reply to comment by cmde44 in [OC] How John Deere makes money: Agriculture, construction, and forestry equipment by IncomeStatementGuy
Wow... that just sounds like a stupid business practice that disgruntles their customers.
Uncle-Cake t1_j8wk0uz wrote
"Liberal" and "Conservative" are not political groups.
jakenash t1_j8wk0na wrote
Reply to comment by apriljeangibbs in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
As an American, I don't know what that means either. I'm assuming "liberal groups" and "conservative groups" are PACs that support one party or the other, but aren't officially associated with that party.
And that highlights another disgusting part of our campaign finance system. Donations to PACs are less restricted and much easier to hide. They're supposed to be separate from specific parties and candidates, but many candidates run their own PACs. It's a giant, unlimited loophole in the system. Everyone knows it. But nobody can close it because of a bad Supreme Court decision.
cmde44 t1_j8wjquv wrote
Reply to comment by IncomeStatementGuy in [OC] How John Deere makes money: Agriculture, construction, and forestry equipment by IncomeStatementGuy
Nope! They just put the diagnostic equipment behind programming paywalls that's only accessible to JD techs. Even if you could diagnose the problem without hooking to the machine electronically, you wouldn't be able to reprogram or finalize the fix once it was completed.
All of this was to make sure John Deere made the money on repairs using their techs and their parts. My company uses older series JD tractors (80's and 90's) and they are very easy to work on and not very electronic component heavy. A fuel pump goes out, we know what that looks like and we just fix it ourselves. Something simple like this might cost me $2,000 to do on my own but would cost $5,000 to have done by the dealership (these aren't real numbers of course).
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apriljeangibbs t1_j8wiryw wrote
Reply to comment by 420everytime in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
Yes I understand that, but what are the groups that don’t fall under Republican/Democrat categories here? Other political parties?
420everytime t1_j8wimut wrote
Reply to comment by apriljeangibbs in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
Republicans are conservative to ultraconservative.
Democrats are moderates to conservatives with a handful of liberals that don’t have any real power in the party
IncomeStatementGuy OP t1_j8wii81 wrote
Reply to comment by cmde44 in [OC] How John Deere makes money: Agriculture, construction, and forestry equipment by IncomeStatementGuy
Oh wow, that sucks! Are they mostly selling yearly maintenance contracts or is it pay as you have an incidence?
[deleted] t1_j8wih36 wrote
Reply to comment by viridiformica in [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
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Skeletorthewise t1_j8wifnx wrote
If bitcoin goes up, people start to searching more info about it.
wallstreet_vagabond2 t1_j8wicmq wrote
Reply to comment by cujobob in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
That's just like your opinion man
viridiformica t1_j8wianb wrote
Reply to [OC] The cost of training AI on ImageNet has decreased from over $1000 to just under $5 in just 4 years by giteam
Man this is terrible. The log scale completely distorts the trend - essentially costs fell by a factor of 100 between 2017 and 2018, and the rest is trivial
cujobob t1_j8whuwo wrote
Reply to comment by Yacobeam in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
Hearsay^ and the man himself said it 😂
cmde44 t1_j8whhu3 wrote
Reply to comment by LemonDesu in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
that's what they're-saying
randomando2020 t1_j8whhjv wrote
Reply to comment by clichepioneer in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
It’s called lobbying to get regulations in place/removed to make even more money.
Resafalo t1_j8whbj2 wrote
Reply to comment by LemonDesu in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
as opposed to there-say
apriljeangibbs t1_j8wh6hl wrote
As a non-American, since Republican Party/candidates and Democratic Party/candidates are in their own categories, what political groups fall under the Conservative and Liberal categories?
Edit: Guys, I’m very specifically asking about the data on this chart. Not about the US political system in general.
cmde44 t1_j8wgvhq wrote
Reply to comment by IncomeStatementGuy in [OC] How John Deere makes money: Agriculture, construction, and forestry equipment by IncomeStatementGuy
You know how you can't replace anything broken on your iPhone anywhere unless it's through an Apple store and it's performed by an Apple tech and costs an arm and a leg? John Deere does the same thing.
What used to be simple / or more basic maintenance work that a farmer could perform on their own is now not possible due to programming and must be performed by the dealership. This is an expense small farms can't take on and have been fighting for quite a while now.
U.S. Congress has been playing around with "right to repair" bills for years now; I believe on was just passed recently in regards to Deere, but it wasn't enough.
anusty t1_j8wgpvt wrote
Reply to Factcheck.org - Trumps Final Numbers by extremekc
Fact check is biased and COVID had a huge impact in last year in office
apriljeangibbs t1_j8wkta0 wrote
Reply to comment by jakenash in [OC] Which Political Groups did Former FTX Executives Donate to? by coingecko
So if these are PACs then it’s effectively the same as donating to the party, just splitting hairs really?