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Yes, hurricanes are a big one as well. However this is un-reimbursed losses only. So if you have a large deductible, or you insurance subtracts depreciation from your payment. Then you can take a loss on just that part. But yes, need receip
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Regenerative breaking does activate your brake lights though, at least in the Tesla. I would assume it is the same in all EVs, as it would be a massive safety issue and asking for rear-end collisions otherwise.
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Not sure if its great for your purposes, but I like the 'No Bullshit guide to Math and Physics' at least as a reference. It might be a good place to brush up on lower level stuff before advancing to harder topics. https:/&#x
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It seems like they just analyzed a million resumes and then try and make your resume match theirs. Doubt they graded all million of them thoroughly, so whats to say the quality was good? Why should you want to match those million resumes? A
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Has anyone tried this with resumes? Embed the pdf with white text at a tiny font size so machine read the keywords, but then they never show up for a person reading them. Not sure it would get you anywhere, but gets past the machines or som
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8y ago
* Subscribe to a random podcast * Delete a random app * Attempt to Rick Roll a contact * Send the last thing you asked Siri to twitter * Random photo to facebook * Name all contacts in the phone the same
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8y ago
The article links directly to the FAQ, but doesn't mention this which is on there, and I think is very relevant: How much does Robinhood make in rebates? Robinhood earns ~$0.00026 in rebates per dollar traded. That means if you buy a s
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8y ago
I briefly skimmed some of the comments before posting, but did not see that one. That makes perfect sense, thanks.
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Yeah, I can imagine there would be a lot of possible damage based upon the blunt force trauma. I guess they picked a spot that was least likely to do lasting internal damage?
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At the time I was skeptical that he actually shot himself. Not that bulletproof vests stop bullets in general. That is obviously true. The additional videos others provided have shown more evidence which was not visible in the video in the
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8y ago
I did not look for additional videos, my comment was based on just the video in the article. That slow-mo video shows more than the one in the article, and makes me a believer. I also was just asking about the flash not appearing in one vid
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Not particularly. You aim for the chest, as its a bigger target and easier to hit. And only aim for the head if that fails to stop them. At least that is what the Marine Corps teaches. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moza
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8y ago
Edit: Apparently I should have looked for more videos on youtube. The ones others have provided make me believe. Still think they should have rented a real high speed camera though. ----- Mad props if he actually did this, but a bit skeptic
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You already do on a 'normal' speedometer. The glance slightly down, vs slightly down and slightly right are no different. A HUD would be cool, but that is not common yet on vehicles.
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8y ago
There really isn't a whole lot different about the location of the vehicle information in the 3 than other cars. A standard navigation system in a vehicle is in the same place. Same with the stereo and climate control. And the speedome
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It really depends on where you measure it. A 4k BluRay is somewhere around 60-80GB for a single movie. But then when that is uncompressed and sent to the actual screens you are talking multiple gigabits a second. With 4k60 being somewhere i
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8y ago
They hate selling it for less than what they payed for it as well. Even if the market will not support that price any more.
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Why would I choose this over the Yubikey, or even Google's offering? And I didn't see on the kickstarter (I may have missed it), where are these being produced? I know people were not interested in Google's because they were
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I have had a Surface Book for a couple years now. And this definitely does not match my experience. -The battery is great, virtually never have to plug it in. Can go a whole day working from home without power. Or even a whole weekend of li
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8y ago
There is Windows Subsystem for Linux, which actually works quite well.
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How are these variants working? Curious about how they are getting around google hitting all of them.
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I wonder if some of this is cause by not logging out from everything? You can probably log out of gmail, but not the chrome browser and not realize it. And the browser will still record everything. Or the opposite. I am a bit curious about
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Would be interested in helping. If you need any. Otherwise I may do one on my own too.
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Global scan – exposed .git repos
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That would be awesome as an investor, but is that actually sustainable? I guess if the benchmark looses money, and they loose less they get to take a % of something? But they you are paying them for having lost money? Seems odd. I think I d
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Employer 401k, I think my current one is 0.39% for target 2055. I hate it, but doesn't seem to be interest in changing. I think I will push for it again soon though.
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On their FAQ: "Is Titan a hedge fund?: No. You are not investing in a hedge fund. Hedge funds pool their investors’ dollars together and each investor is treated the same. We keep your money in your own individual account and personali
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While that is what I have mostly done, the retirement date funds I have had access to tend to have significantly hire fees (sometimes close to double) compared to the index funds. Not sure their performance actually justifies it either.
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It specifically says they invest in your name and pick shorts based on your risk profile though, which is where I got confused. It is not pooling everyone's money together. So not sure how it actually can hedge with such a small amount
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This looks very interesting. Has anyone here used it yet? And does hedging really work with such low numbers? I thought the point of hedging was being able to spread the risk across lots of large investments. Can you really spread enough wi
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