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Thomas Rice
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Thomas Rice
@thomasrice_au
Building AI Analysts @ Minotaur Capital
- Replying to @AustenThink her frustration is understandable. 🤷♂️
00:00 - Replying to @TomCottonARNo it doesn't. Nothing in the bill forces ByteDance to divest TikTok. If ByteDance chooses not to divest TikTok, TikTok will continue to exist for 1.5 billion global users, but Americans will be prevented from accessing it, which is obviously a ban.
- Replying to @AlboMPThis will be a hassle for adults, it will outlaw anonymous accounts, and it will ultimately be costly and ineffective at its goals. The idea kids will put down their phones and go outside with this law is a fantasy. They'll just go to 4chan and other unregulated sites.
- Replying to @Megatron_ronCheaper to buy a return flight to Canada and buy a China-made iPhone while there.
- Replying to @TedCruzPoodleWait until they find out what the words "temporary hardship" mean.
- Replying to @paulgAustralia feels less toxic than many other places, particularly the US. I suspect compulsory voting + preferential voting means we get less extreme political candidates.
- Replying to @TheViewFromLL2 @grantbosse and @JonahDispatchYes, that's why most of the savings are fake. Like this, what's this $655 million they're saving? That seems huge. Turns out that's just a very high ceiling on a program where actual expenditure is nowhere near that, but we'll count that as $655 million in costs saved.
- Replying to @thomasrice_auThis is why people are getting positive on $EA -- #ApexLegends is not just having a strong launch, it's having a significantly better launch than the most successful game in recent history.
- Replying to @AlboMPBeyond Blue, Headspace, Suicide Prevention Australia, Minus18, ReachOut, LGBTIQ+ Health Australia, Project, Rockit, and the International Centre For Missing & Exploited Children were all against it. It was rushed through without proper DD and the 24-hr submissions were ignored.
- Replying to @9NewsAUSLot of bigots outing themselves yesterday.
- Replying to @CPAC_TVIt's almost as if Canadian news organisations benefit more from Facebook than Facebook benefits from them. Perhaps Canada got the flow of payments direction wrong?
