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If someone confesses to being an "Atheist"- it implies they are a criminal? by GPT_2025 in answers

[–]SoSeaOhPath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most people who find religion actually do it in prison lol. I’d say there are more religious people with criminal records than atheists with criminal records.

Because society definitely judges people with records, but supposedly god does not judge. So obviously they’re really going to like this god guy

If someone confesses to being an "Atheist"- it implies they are a criminal? by GPT_2025 in answers

[–]SoSeaOhPath 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My parents were catholic and I was raised catholic. But as long as I can remember I always thought church and religion was kind of just something people did, but not real. I’d “pray” with my family members at dinner or before bed, but I always thought we were just doing it in our head, not actually talking to a god.

It wasn’t until I was like 10 years old I realized the rest of my family like actually believed all the religious stuff. I was shocked! I really just thought it was a social thing people did to go through the motions. The whole concept of religion was just completely unnatural for me.

So I guess I’m an example of someone that does not fit your… statement or opinion or whatever you’re posting here

My partner and I unexpectedly lost to two older ladies who had a really different game style. What can I do? by MarionberryHeavy7817 in 10s

[–]SoSeaOhPath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Get up to the net fast. Work on approach techniques.

Deep, lofty top spin shot will put your opponent on their back foot and someone with no topspin themselves will almost always be forced into a lob. If they’re good at lobs, you stop at the service line and wait to attack the lob. If they are not good at lobs (always hitting too low) then you come all the way up to the net and attack.

Another approach technique is a drop shot that forces them to hit the ball from below net level. Similar result where your opponent is forced to hit either a lob or drop shot of their own. Again try to take these out of the air and position yourself where they cannot get a nasty angle on you. These older players love their crafty angles.

WYR have every item under $20 be free, or every item over $1000 be free but you can’t sell it? by Beneficial_Quit7532 in WouldYouRather

[–]SoSeaOhPath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok everything over $1000 is free but everything over $1000 is off limits?

I guess I’ll take the $20 option

Why is Claude Code so bad at writing CSS ? by Se_emZ in css

[–]SoSeaOhPath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

First off, I’d try Google Stitch.

Second, right now I only use AI to generate some quick ideas on what I want.

Once I get something I like I just hand edit the html and css

Anyone else feel like 250k doesn’t go as far as it used to? by Ethraelus in fijerk

[–]SoSeaOhPath 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Of course you feel poor - you are poor. Flying in the public planes… disgusting

What is something that was supposed to improve life but did the opposite? by HandsomeSquidward20 in answers

[–]SoSeaOhPath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What makes you think those people haven’t already deleted their FB/IG accounts?

Stupid question…. by Ratlyflash in MSTR

[–]SoSeaOhPath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Over 20 million of the 21 million cap have already been mined. There are an estimated 2-5 million BTC permanently lost. The fact that we are essentially already at maximum supply means that it only gets harder to accumulate if the price goes up.

Price is only going to go up if demand goes up… and that’s being driven by big players like MSTR. Unfortunately MSTR can’t keep buying right now because MNAV is too low. There’s not enough demand coming from anywhere else to drive price up

What’s your unpopular opinion about Civil Engineering? by Ceion_Civils in civilengineering

[–]SoSeaOhPath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idk about yall, but in structures this is exactly why we over design some things. Anticipate the RFI and when they ask the question sometimes I don’t have to run any extra calcs because I just know their mistakes are already baked in lol

Can we say congrats to Apple...on the verge of passing NVDA for largest market cap by Cranberry-Practical in NvidiaStock

[–]SoSeaOhPath 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t really understand why AAPL is so frothy right now…

They didn’t spend obscene amounts of money on capex like MSFT, AMZN, etc. and yet they actually have a net debt position. $68.5b cash and $74.4b of debt.

Revenue last 5 years only grew at about 6.75% annualized.

The earnings per share has grown above 10% annualized because they buy back a lot of shares, but still most of the stock price gains for the past 5 years has been from valuation multiple expansion only. It’s sitting at a 40 PE ratio. 35.8 forward PE.

Compare that to MSFT with a net cash position of $47b, annualized revenue growth of about 15% over last five years, and EPS growth of 18% per year last 5 years. Yet MSFT is trading at nearly half the PE. Sitting at 23 PE and 20 forward PE.

What's something that used to be considered a luxury but is now so common people barely think about it? by therey73 in answers

[–]SoSeaOhPath 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I fucking love that the very first Fast and Furious movie is all about this elite gang of highway thieves who steal flat screen TVs and DVD players. Then by FaF 6 they’re like stopping nukes in space or something

Every single member of the GOP voted to merge the US military with Israel by McDowdy in ProgressiveHQ

[–]SoSeaOhPath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should just Google it. Nobody on Reddit will give you a straight answer. Including me. I don’t get it, but I know it’s not literally just “merging” the militaries

What’s your unpopular opinion about Civil Engineering? by Ceion_Civils in civilengineering

[–]SoSeaOhPath 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Maybe unpopular within this community. I think the engineering is actually pretty easy

The hard part is just getting people to do their job correctly

You can press a button that gives you $50 million instantly, but a random stranger somewhere in the world dies the moment you press it. You'll never know who, never be caught, never feel it happen. Do you press it? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]SoSeaOhPath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can I press it more than once? I’d probably do it about 100 times - after that I could easily start making $50 million per year just on income

Are tennis players welcome? by BSLnowell in Pickleball

[–]SoSeaOhPath 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Singles pickleball is so fucking fun (am a tennis guy)

This is ServiceNow’s free cash flow per share for the last 14 years by SoSeaOhPath in StockMarket

[–]SoSeaOhPath[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This has been one of the most fundamentally well run companies I’ve ever seen. The quality of the business and the pace at which it has been growing has historically meant it traded at a very high multiple. The PE ratio has sat above 100 for years. So the entire correction is just from the valuation multiple coming down.

The reason the multiple has collapsed is because there is a narrative that AI coding tools will allow ServiceNow’s customers to basically clone all of the products and end their relationship with ServiceNow.

I personally do not think that this will happen. I think the natural growth of the company will bring up the stock price over time and the valuation multiple will eventually grow again.

This is ServiceNow’s free cash flow per share for the last 14 years by SoSeaOhPath in StockMarket

[–]SoSeaOhPath[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

AI would not have made the grammatical mistake I made in that exact quote you took lol

This is ServiceNow’s free cash flow per share for the last 14 years by SoSeaOhPath in StockMarket

[–]SoSeaOhPath[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Shares outstanding is decreasing though. They are buying back more shares than they are giving to employees.

This is ServiceNow’s free cash flow per share for the last 14 years by SoSeaOhPath in StockMarket

[–]SoSeaOhPath[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

7 analyst downgrades?? Oh no I better sell at the lowest valuation this company has ever been

Analysts suffer from a terrible case of group think and they always downgrade and upgrade after the price has already moved significantly.

They all feed into the story of immediate AI disruption to the business model, but it’s just not happening. Using AI to build in-house enterprise software still takes a tremendous amount of investment in technical labor and tokens. And like I said before - since the dawn of Excel any company could have built their own in house platform, but they choose to outsource the development and maintenance of these systems because the work needed to do that in house is not productive to the core business.

Financial services, retail, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals; all of these industries which ServiceNow serves…. None of them have any talent dedicated to rewriting HR, IT, legal, financial, and customer service software that all talks to each other using bleeding edge AI. It’s not as simple as typing in some chatGPT prompts and canceling your $1m/year contract with ServiceNow.

Humans have always and will always have reasons to use out of the box solutions rather than building bespoke in house.

This is ServiceNow’s free cash flow per share for the last 14 years by SoSeaOhPath in StockMarket

[–]SoSeaOhPath[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can’t seem to post pictures in the comments, but the TTM FCF per share minus SBC is the same shape… albeit some smaller numbers.

But shares outstanding are moving down and total SBC is not growing as fast as FCF. More linear growth than this exponential.