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by Donald 6y ago
I assume this is a pre-cursor for Google getting approved for classified cloud computing for government work, like Azure and AWS have.
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by Donald 6y ago
They moved online after spring break. Many students went to their home countries and were asked not to come back for the remainder of the term.
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by Donald 6y ago
A proper mouth guard will prevent your jaw from closing 100% and will unprogram the clinching behavior.
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by Donald 6y ago
They're likely referring to different parts of the federal government maintaining separate PKI. For example, the DoD has separate certificate structure ( https://public.cyber.mil/pki-pke/ ) and these certificates ar
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by Donald 6y ago
Sorry, if you are pointing towards Presidential politics as evidence, that actually supports the OP's point that the roots of this party flip began in the 1960s. Goldwater won the American deep south handily in '64 based on his &q
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by Donald 6y ago
Using their own app to track their employees' location sounds very dystopian, and potentially complicates the lives of employees without a clear location but who have established a residence for tax purposes.
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by Donald 6y ago
> A controversial idea being floated in Washington would allocate as much as $25 billion to companies that make essential goods to move production home, ensuring that even products far down the supply chain were sourced domestically, acc
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by Donald 6y ago
Heat death is also the central plot of Asimov's short story, "the last question": https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Question
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by Donald 6y ago
The senate dropped the public option under threat of a Joe Lieberman (independent former democrat who caucused with the democrats) filibuster: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2009/10/why-lie.
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by Donald 6y ago
New Fed programs have been stood up in the last month that directly buy corporate debt.
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by Donald 6y ago
I’d look at clinical trials for zinc in other drug combinations and also alone. They’re not promising unless your population has a zinc deficiency.
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by Donald 6y ago
Right. They seem to seriously be undermining their higher price point phone products. Although, this may be the time to do it given current market conditions.
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by Donald 6y ago
I assume you're not one of the 17+ million Americans who became unemployed in March? In addition, there will be structural changes to consumption habits. Many meetings will persist online when this is over, creating a drag on demand fo
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by Donald 7y ago
American Airlines had negative free cash flow during the last decade yet did $12+ billion in share buy backs. They essentially borrowed money and handed it over to investors. Yet instead of liquidating their assets once their incompetent ma
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by Donald 7y ago
Gas futures (RBOB) are currently trading at slightly over 50 cents a gallon: https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/energy/refined-products/rbo... Of course the realities of the supply chain won't allow 50 cen
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by Donald 7y ago
Wikipedia actually has a reasonably good summary of the interplay between COVID-19 oil demand destruction and the recent Russia-OPEC / Russia-KSA oil market turning point. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Russia%
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by Donald 7y ago
It’s becoming apparent that the 21st century will be marked by a series of natural disasters of various severities and speeds that regularly erode global supply capacity and quality of life.
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by Donald 7y ago
I assume the free ad credits are to stave off cratering their own CPM market's bid prices? Conflating that funding with grants for assisting with COVID-19 responses is extremely disingenuous.
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by Donald 7y ago
Even cloth filters out 70% of respiratory virus particles. The notion that only a properly fitted N95 mask is effective is ridiculous and is probably costing lives.
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by Donald 7y ago
Mortgage rates went up because 10 and 30 yr bond yields have spiked. Also, during the yield collapse a few weeks ago, banks got flooded by refi requests and it exhausted banks’ supply of available dollars for mortgages.
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by Donald 7y ago
Repeated exposure makes covid-19 cases worse.
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by Donald 7y ago
These companies have gutted their research and development costs to increase free cash flow. For example, Boeing’s share repurchase program also accelerated as BA reached all time highs and became an extremely risky asset after the second M
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by Donald 7y ago
Many central banks around the world have policies that have set rates below zero. Germany and Japan are the most high profile examples. With negative rates, depositors pay to have money stored at a bank.
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by Donald 7y ago
There's a good chance we see negative interest rates in the US this year.
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by Donald 7y ago
The main issue with the UK's approach is approximately 10% of young people need acute medical care (e.g., ventilator access). There aren't enough hospital beds in the NHS system to meet that demand.
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by Donald 7y ago
Correct. Sunlight kills viruses in general. For heat and relative humidity effects you can review https://europepmc.org/article/pmc/pmc2863430
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by Donald 7y ago
OP mentioned he purchased puts when S&P was at 3330.
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by Donald 7y ago
Buying SPY puts when vol is at historic lows is not unreasonable.
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by Donald 7y ago
Only covers events in city buildings > Effective as of Saturday, March 7, no City-owned facility can allow any non-essential group events from occurring.
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by Donald 7y ago
The market is pricing in an additional rate cut at that meeting

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