I'm sure 99% percent of drivers will choose 30% more money vs "avoiding risky cash". And they have an option of direct money transfer through mobile phone too.
That's an excuse, and very weak one. Tax subsidy is a minuscule part of the cost savings.
Why do we need Uber in the first place? Where I live, there is an app that directly connects drivers to riders who pay cash, and nobody takes 30% fee fro mdriver's wages.
Uber's cost per ride is exactly zero. So they WILL make more per ride. Of course, there will be fewer rides, as more people will choose car or public transportation. They will probably lose overall.
That site looks like a collection of copy-pasted standard "investment wisdom" articles. The word "petrodollar" used in this particular article strongly suggests a propaganda operation, similar to RT or ZeroHedge.
Still works for me ... they just switched payment model from pay one time and enjoy forever to pay every year. Should have allowed old users to enjoy forever IMO ...
Both algos will crash if the target is not on the list, so both are equally bad :)
Military spending is $934 billion in the 2021 budget. It's spread out among different agencies and budget categories, so you must add it all together. It includes: Defense Department base budget: $636 billion. DoD…
true ... might be an innocent mistake too.
There are 6 numbers, so it's not a 5 out of 50 lottery. 5 out of 50 means every 42000th tickets wins, which is a very high number, and can only be used in a lottery with small prizes. Of course, there are many lotteries…
I have noticed that the way to make money on the internet is to provide services to people wanting to make money on the internet.
This scenario is not realistic, as you can just lengthen time between subsequent login attempts per username.
And you are also contributing, without pay, to G$$gle AI and their plans of world domination.
One such solution would be a small payment, something like 1 cent for access. That's not too much, because I am already paying 3 cents to a service solving captchas for me.
Well, holders of any particular coin are calling all the other coins a scam ... an example of how truth is hard to come by in a world governed by interests.
Forget ETH, XRP pumping much harder, why is that?
Nah, I've been a cheap overseas help for years. We paid for this with our $2-12/hour salaries, not the spoiled open source brats with trust funds.
TextNow worked well for me ... it's $39 a year and all my banks (and the IRS) accept it as my US phone number.
Yeah, I guess "multidimensional array" is longer and not as "deep"
What is a tensor? I remember from physics course that a tensor is some multidimensional matrix that maps vectors/matrices to other vectors/matrices, and vary from point to point in space. Looks like all arrays are…
They charge $5/TB for traffic over initial 1 TB free, and Hetzner charges $1/TB over initial 20TB free, so doesn't make sense to use them as a web server. BTW, Hetzner also has storage servers - 40TB for 64 euro, which…
In what sense thermal radiation is "random"? Normal thermal radiation is only random in the sense that it's very hard to compute all the photons given the initial states of all the electrons etc, but it's possible in…
Some of these mention using "focus stacks". What is that, taking multiple images at different focus depth and combining them digitally?
Religion works this way: you make a false statement, and punish anyone who does not agree with it. From there you can derive and enforce any other false statement (Principle of Explosion). People in power routinely used…
Google doesn't work for me anyway because Google blocks VPNs (interferes with its spying I guess), but latest Firefox has a nice feature where you can conveniently select where your search goes to. So now 50% of my…
I'm sure 99% percent of drivers will choose 30% more money vs "avoiding risky cash". And they have an option of direct money transfer through mobile phone too.
That's an excuse, and very weak one. Tax subsidy is a minuscule part of the cost savings.
Why do we need Uber in the first place? Where I live, there is an app that directly connects drivers to riders who pay cash, and nobody takes 30% fee fro mdriver's wages.
Uber's cost per ride is exactly zero. So they WILL make more per ride. Of course, there will be fewer rides, as more people will choose car or public transportation. They will probably lose overall.
That site looks like a collection of copy-pasted standard "investment wisdom" articles. The word "petrodollar" used in this particular article strongly suggests a propaganda operation, similar to RT or ZeroHedge.
Still works for me ... they just switched payment model from pay one time and enjoy forever to pay every year. Should have allowed old users to enjoy forever IMO ...
Both algos will crash if the target is not on the list, so both are equally bad :)
Military spending is $934 billion in the 2021 budget. It's spread out among different agencies and budget categories, so you must add it all together. It includes: Defense Department base budget: $636 billion. DoD…
true ... might be an innocent mistake too.
There are 6 numbers, so it's not a 5 out of 50 lottery. 5 out of 50 means every 42000th tickets wins, which is a very high number, and can only be used in a lottery with small prizes. Of course, there are many lotteries…
I have noticed that the way to make money on the internet is to provide services to people wanting to make money on the internet.
This scenario is not realistic, as you can just lengthen time between subsequent login attempts per username.
And you are also contributing, without pay, to G$$gle AI and their plans of world domination.
One such solution would be a small payment, something like 1 cent for access. That's not too much, because I am already paying 3 cents to a service solving captchas for me.
Well, holders of any particular coin are calling all the other coins a scam ... an example of how truth is hard to come by in a world governed by interests.
Forget ETH, XRP pumping much harder, why is that?
Nah, I've been a cheap overseas help for years. We paid for this with our $2-12/hour salaries, not the spoiled open source brats with trust funds.
TextNow worked well for me ... it's $39 a year and all my banks (and the IRS) accept it as my US phone number.
Yeah, I guess "multidimensional array" is longer and not as "deep"
What is a tensor? I remember from physics course that a tensor is some multidimensional matrix that maps vectors/matrices to other vectors/matrices, and vary from point to point in space. Looks like all arrays are…
They charge $5/TB for traffic over initial 1 TB free, and Hetzner charges $1/TB over initial 20TB free, so doesn't make sense to use them as a web server. BTW, Hetzner also has storage servers - 40TB for 64 euro, which…
In what sense thermal radiation is "random"? Normal thermal radiation is only random in the sense that it's very hard to compute all the photons given the initial states of all the electrons etc, but it's possible in…
Some of these mention using "focus stacks". What is that, taking multiple images at different focus depth and combining them digitally?
Religion works this way: you make a false statement, and punish anyone who does not agree with it. From there you can derive and enforce any other false statement (Principle of Explosion). People in power routinely used…
Google doesn't work for me anyway because Google blocks VPNs (interferes with its spying I guess), but latest Firefox has a nice feature where you can conveniently select where your search goes to. So now 50% of my…