Cshelton

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by Cshelton 9y ago
Also it is a tax credit.. meaning you only get the $7,500 if you actually owe at least $7,5000.. AFTER the standard deduction. Basically, anyone with under ~$100k annual income would not even receive the whole credit, if any at all.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Sure, but that is something they need to figure out. The world cannot wait on the middle east to stabilize... they don't exactly have a great track record of doing so either..
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by Cshelton 9y ago
If we just eliminated subsidies in the oil & gas world, I can promise you the economy will move towards renewable extremely fast. Make it a phase out of two - four years..., it would boost sales of EV's and our entire transportatio
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by Cshelton 9y ago
By sizable fraction, he is referring to Cargo.io, Rust's public package repository. They literally run all tests against every crate published to the package ecosystem. That is amazing.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
I think personally I'd keep my seat belt on regardless even if there were restrooms
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Yes, because that is always a guarantee... And that's a big maybe and eventually...
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Well until CoinBase is hacked and there is nothing left FOR you to withdraw. Just as with fiat USD, depositing it into any third party that is not FDIC is silly. Same here, however there is no FDIC like entity to return your money, so the o
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Other than a very bumpy ride and lots of nerves, I would think a 737 (and many other commercial jets) would have no problem flying through a hurricane. Landing on the other hand... Anyone with knowledge of this?
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Dallas/North Dallas (Plano/McKinney/etc.) Haven't seen it listen much but it is probably one of the top contenders. There is a reason Toyota, along with many others, moved their (U.S.) headquarters here.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Wouldn't it be more efficient to just use water run through a coil 6 ft underground? In most areas that have the intense heat that running water over the radiators actually would help, the ground 6 ft below is pretty easily cooler than
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by Cshelton 9y ago
So from what I've seen, there have been a few occasions where an owner has used the autopilot as a scapegoat for their own faults, only to later admit they were at fault or wait for Tesla and third party investigators to conclude that
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Not sure exactly what you are asking, as in, an emergency happened while driving with autopilot and then it disengaged randomly? Or I was driving and had an emergency and I had to engage autopilot? I've never seen autopilot disengage b
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Yeah, this is 100% false. I've owned a Tesla for over a year. I take several curves on a daily basis with the speed set to around 82 mph. Going into the curve, the car slows down to about 65 mph, which is the speed every other car on
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Same. I love reading opinions about how dangerous or bad the Tesla "autopilot" is, or that it dosen't work, from people who have never owned or driven in a Tesla with autopilot. I've probably gone about 8,000 miles on au
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by Cshelton 9y ago
DNS through a massive distributed ledger. The blockchain. I can't wait. Individuals' devices will be the backbone of the web/internet, not massive server farms owned by Google and the likes. A small group of smart phones dist
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by Cshelton 9y ago
For a manager that was a developer, this is one of the hardest things to learn. Knowing how and when to delegate properly. When I first took on a manager role, I for sure made this mistake. Anything hard had to have me fully involved. Grunt
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by Cshelton 9y ago
The SEC cares about U.S. citizens. If you marketed and/or sold to a U.S. investor, you are now under the SEC's jurisdiction. There are countries you can go to of course, but not many left. Grand Caymans... Switzerland is no longer
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Very smart people are scammed and conned all the time.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
I would consider holders of most tokens to be "dumb money"... they did not have an inside source to the SEC release...
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by Cshelton 9y ago
The regulations put in place by the SEC are not to help companies, but to protect U.S. citizens from being scammed all the time. Sure, the wild west is fun, but if you are in an economic ecosystem where a large percentage is comprised of sc
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by Cshelton 9y ago
To be fair, the market was down around that much today already. The SEC article has had little to no effect as of yet. I also don't see it having much effect at all as all of those tokens are traded in secondary markets.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
There was no doubt in my mind this was coming. Still waiting for them to come down hard on a company as an example. In this article it says they won't bring charges in this instance, meaning The DAO, however; if you have taken part in
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Others have said build a better mousetrap, but that isn't your problem. You just need to solve somebodies problem. It could even be yours. The one that stood out to me was identifying which pet is at your door. It sounds like that was
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by Cshelton 9y ago
They had a one time token offering. But yeah, the demo looks good and the CEO of it is well known in the gaming community, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jez_San
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by Cshelton 9y ago
So I somewhat follow r/Ethereum and I remember seeing a good number of posts about Veritaseum... the general consensus is that it is a scam and has been the target of pump and dump schemes, like many other tokens. This sure does look l
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Yeah, we have a family friend whose child had half her brain removed at the age of 5. She if normal today. You would never know she only has half a brain. The surgery was performed by Dr. Ben Carson. I'll admit, not the best in politic
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Agreed. I'd start at 1,000 PDFs/month at $100 after a smaller free tier. Actually, add a paid tier below that, 500 PDFs/m for $55.
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by Cshelton 9y ago
The best thing you could probably do now is some weight training. By adding more muscle and increasing your resting metabolism, you're more likely to keep that weight off and feel even more healthy/stronger. Not to mention looking
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Your energy gains are more from being more healthy and not weighing as much. Not so much the particular diet you're on. Now that you are down 17lbs, go grab 17lbs worth of weights and strap them to your body somehow and walk around the
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by Cshelton 9y ago
Yeah, I read the 30% amount and the study now makes sense as to why the participants had the same results. I wish they had the low carb group do < 20g carbs/day. I think they would have seen a difference. I've done the keto tar

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