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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
>I think the most reasonable thing to do would be to cancel student debts and to then make college affordable again. We need to do this the other way around. But yeah, college (and trade schools) are an investment in the people of our co
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I've got mixed opinions on this one––I feel like we often wrongly conflate "the elite" and "those with a college degree". The real losers if we cancel student loan debt is probably decamillionaires+ due to taxes. Th
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Ken Jennings has already stated he's not interest––listen to his episode on the podcast "People I Mostly Admire".
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I think the big issue was the "margin of error" in many of these cases. For example, when Quinnipiac did a poll a few days before the election [1], they said Biden was winning Ohio by 4 points with a +-2.5 point margin of error...
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
You say it like it's super simple...
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I don't care what research says... I'm leaving my cat in my profile, haha. If that scares women away looking for more "masculine men," sounds fine to me.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
https://www.intercom.com/app-store/?search=Mailchimp
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Ideally, use one email marketing system. For example, Mailchimp lets us know exactly which customers have unsubscribed from certain types of emails for a selected list.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
>For this year Probably dead. No vaccination OR herd immunity === No travel. If we give it long enough (next year), herd immunity is realistic and we'll likely see travel increase. IMO folks have now learned that most things you can
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
We do have "pop scientists". While they're not all necessarily "groundbreaking" or "leading researchers", I wouldn't discount the impact of folks like Neil Degrasse Tyson, Michio Kaku, and Brian Green
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
>what is an ideal place for you? If I knew, I'd be there :D Unfortunately, I have no idea. I like my family and the cost of living around where I live (Midwest), I love the hustle and bustle of the Northeast, and I like the outdoors
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Columbus, Ohio (err, Flavortown?). But yeah, same thing. Ann Arbor is wonderful though... completely understand the prices.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I definitely am, but I've also had tons of friends leave me behind in the several years I've lived there. It's a transient city––I think everyone kind of just gets that friends there are short-lived. And I keep in contact wit
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
It's already spreading here, unfortunately. Ten years ago, folks in the closest metro area to me used to be able to rent for $500/mo. Now, the equivalent places would be $1200/mo. Buying has gone up even more. It's great
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I'm originally from the Midwest, so I moved back with my parents for a bit of time. Luckily, I'm a massive minimalist so it was easy for me to just pack up and drive across the country without any issues. I'd like to come bac
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Glad to be one of them. We'll see if I make it back to the good ole Bay Area.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
It's a toxic community that equates TC to self-worth.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I annotate inside the book. Great if you own the book and really annoying if you don't.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
I'm curious if this Thunderbolt driver issue is what you've experienced (when the CPU load gets too low, something weird happens with the electrical system). Here's [1] what's worked for me. 1: https://www.red
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Cleveland Clinic Covid Prediction Model(riskcalc.org)
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
How about Vans Aircraft? Homebuilt are often overlooked, but an RV-10/14 gives you some good options. Only downside with homebuilt IMO is lack of ability to train in them.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Good to hear you're happy
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Boo hoo
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
The crusade will continue on. Many folks whom have bought into BTC at this point know very little about its technology. Not sure if that's a good or a bad thing...
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
Unfortunately, its technology (or maybe the combo of its popularity and technology) never really allowed for it to become anything but a speculative asset.
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by 535188B17C93743 6y ago
This is what I came up with: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2019/06/04/early-retire... Looks like private insurance, previous employer benefits, your spouse's insurance (if they're s
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by 535188B17C93743 7y ago
What do you mean by pro-military? Pro-conflict, pro-weapons technology?
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by 535188B17C93743 7y ago
2020 Goals: - Start freelancing. I'd like to both write independently and do development work. - Get back into running (XC in high school, but I'm out of practice). Run at least a 5k (preferably longer, like a half marathon) and
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by 535188B17C93743 8y ago
Isn't a 529 what you're describing?