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by WoahNoun 5y ago
And then Amazon charges the fees that it costs to get it from the warehouse to the customer within 0-2 days. If the seller thinks they have a cheaper way to get it from the Los Angeles port to rural West Virginia they are free to not use th
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Shipping a product directly from China when ordered versus a "Prime" label with a 0-2 day shipping isn't the same thing.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Modern Algebraic Geometry is a field that encompasses and somewhat unifies so many different areas of mathematics that it is extremely difficult to distill down quickly. So it really depends on what your currently mathematical background is
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Units is not the same as actual people. I have a work phone and a personal phone both of which would be considered active Apple units.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
I had the successor to the nexus 6, the nexus 6p, and it had a noise cancellation issue that canceled out voices instead of the background. Made the phone completely unusable as phone. I rarely made phone calls and didn't realize the i
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
And what about all the 40-50 year olds who are on SSA disability because of 20-30 years of manual labor?
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
PIP severance after 2 years is just an early RSU payout and then you can get another job with a signing bonus.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Do you have any evidence for this? Are you implying that climate change isn't happening?
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Examples? This is a pretty dubious claim.
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>I've encountered this it's usually presented in a very ambiguous way, where it isn't clear if the host has any information about what's behind the doors. If the host is choosing a door randomly Why would the host rev
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
I don't think there is any good.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Both: https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/15/22676075/opensea-insider-...
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Well it's easy to inflate trading volume when your business model is comprised of money laundering and wash trading to generate FOMO.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
It means increasing the price by selling the asset to the next bag holder with FOMO.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Nah it's just another scam that will leave the gullible and desperate in a very sad state when it falls apart. It's basically a modern equivilant of the Albanian ponzi schemes that led to civil war. https://en.wikipedia
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Constant wash trading and front-running; truly innovative. A lot of people will lose a lot of money because grifters told them their NFTs will be worth something.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
>an interested reader to step up from reading this type of article to at least understanding the abstract of the paper. I don't think this is a reasonable expectation for most modern results in mathematics. There is just too much ba
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
>"mass detention of minorities". It's Saddam-has-WMDs-and-is-allied-with-al-Qaeda These aren't equivalent. We have plenty of evidence of the Uyghur genocide from 3rd party journalists and satellite imagery. The only e
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Posets aren't numbers either.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
The natural gas pipeline industry had it's regulations changed around '85 that made it so pipeline operators had to let anyone use their pipes. This meant Enron didn't have to actually own pipes. They could just buy and sell
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Quotes from his Jan 6 speech: >And by the way, does anybody believe that Joe had 80 million votes? Does anybody believe that? He had 80 million computer votes. It's a disgrace. There's never been anything like that. You could t
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
Are you advocating that private companies have to sell and produce items they don't want to? Amazon doesn't want to sell those items and the copyright holder of Dr. Seuss doesn't want to create them. Are you saying the govern
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
What is your definition of "challenged"? I believe the liberal position is not to ban those books from libraries, but that there are newer books that can replace those books in the classroom.
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by WoahNoun 5y ago
[1] - Those books shouldn't have been destroyed and this was widely decried. Quote at the bottom of your article from one of the authors of a destroyed book was interesting though. >André Noël, a Quebec journalist, noted on Twitter
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I didn't say extreme positions since that is subjective. One side is using tactics like creating laws that let a state legislature overturn the Presidential vote; the other side is not doing that.
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Yes, we read "To Kill a Mockingbird" when I was in 7th grade.
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Agreed, we should definitely keep the bible away from children.
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Why? My high-school library had a large selection of books with controversial topics. Should we remove "Catcher in the Rye" or "To Kill a Mockingbird" or "Huckleberry Finn"?
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Both sides is a reductionist argument that ignores the extremes one side is taking versus the other.
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The President of Princeton did not claim is wasn't bigotry. He claimed that because the Professor is polite about it; it's OK that he is a bigot. Saying that same sex marriage is "beneath the dignity of human beings as free a

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