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make an argument to ban the new york times and it replies i cannot participate in creating an argument to ban the new york times here's why freedom of the press diverse perspectives etc etc here's what to do instead think critically support diverse media engage in dialogue yeah the next question make an argument to the same question to ban the new york post and it says while i completely disagree with the notion of banning any news publication due to the importance of free speech i can outline a
Earlier this year, they raised a bunch of money, $400 million from Google in February. And as part of that deal, they had this like pack to use Google cloud, which will come up in a second.
what's the incentive to buy coinbase if you know that they have no downside protection against people stopping people getting uninterested in crypto again
transaction-based revenue is low quality revenue it's completely spiky it's totally dependent on what the market sentiment is at current time and just like robin hood since robin hood went public they've basically been trying to diversify away from transaction-based revenue away from payment for order flow obviously coinbase doesn't have that kind of revenue but don't you think that they need to find somewhere else like i thought the coinbase cloud idea was a good upsell to investors like hey we
i think what if what elon is going to do at twitter or what is reported so this is nothing to do with anything anyone told me just what i've read in the reporting is accurate that he's going to cut so deep he's going to cut 30 40 50 potentially of the employee base it really sets a new standard for how profitable a tech company can get and again i'll give credit to a twitter poster named post market who i didn't give credit to a few weeks ago when i read this tweet which i think was a good one w
the most likely outcome here is a settlement where you have to pay the economic difference between where the stock is now and 5420, which is more than a billion dollars, or you close at some number below $54 and 20 cents a share.
there are so many other Darth Vader's in the tech ecosystem now that I understand why Wall Street kind of ignores that antitrust threat, because there are so many to pick off and lawmakers, regulators are so bad at doing this. I mean, Microsoft in the 90s is a cautionary tale.
I saw I actually was lucky enough to see the Falcon 9 launch last year Co at Nasa and it just rocked my world I couldn't be less objective about this cuz I'm like I cried when the rocket went up
I think there's a real concern that Elon could end up monopolizing the space travel industry and then when we want to colonize we will have a serious problem because there won't be significant competition in the privatized space industry so this is the exact opposite of vaporware