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MV Golden Ray – Failed Salvage Operation
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Are you expecting to recover any money from this? I understood everyone would be made whole at some point.
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Rules for Vessels Not Under Command
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Some more context: https://profiles.stanford.edu/michael-rosenfeld https://news.stanford.edu/2019/08/21/online-dating-popular-w... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31431531
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Not sure why you're being downvoted. But you're totally right. We hum and haw about Tik Tok - but we don't generally give them any information other than our scrolling (behavioural data). Dating apps have a ton more detailed
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I will be trying more of these suggested positions. Coincidentally, I had a 5 degree wedge under my mattress to lift my head up slightly to reduce snoring. This resulted in increased lower back pain. Removing it reduced this lower back pain
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> keep this sort of general library content on a url that doesn’t contain NIH. Why? The author makes it clear its purely anecdotal. Someone might come across this and decide to do a further, more scientific study. I would argue that this
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If you're sleeping better, why cant you "strongly recommend" it?
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It feels that Europe is so far ahead the US in matters of environmental sustainability. Why is that? Is it more dense than the US, so they need to be more careful with resources?
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Doesn't seem like a lot of money, either in aggregate or to individuals.
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> everything is lately. Not lately - everything is extractive and has always been. This is the very foundation of economic development and creation. If we were against all extractive things then nobody would work for a living and our ent
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I use this successfully with different versions of postgres, SQL server, MySQL, redshift and others. Does the job.
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6 month treasuries through XHLF... 3bps management fee, yielding above 5% can be traded in any brokerage account: https://bondbloxxetf.com/bondbloxx-bloomberg-six-month-targe...
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How do you prevent "how much do my colleagues make?" questions from being answered to the wrong people? I know you mention citations and the ability to backtrack a "fact" to the source document. How robust is this?
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Reminds me of https://www.moralmachine.net/
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There's a market for everything...
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Fifteen years ago I pulled out my point and shoot camera while on tourism in a random city in Turkey. I wanted to take a picture of a beautiful flower bush outside a shop. The shop keeper rushed out and scolded me not to take pictures and p
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The website also adds that front loading clothes have less water in them at the end of the cycle. So the dryer takes up less energy too. I'm not sure how much an impact that actually has these days.
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Savannah and Brunswick are huge car export ports because many manufacturing facilities are spread out between South Carolina and Georgia: Volvo, Mercedes, BMW, Honda, KIA to name a few. These ports are also the largest on the Eastern seaboa
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Similarly, Hyundai building $8bn battery plant outside Savannah, Georgia: https://apnews.com/article/hyundai-georgia-electric-vehicle-...
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That's my 2nd time reading this article (I'm sure its been posted to HN a few times) - and I'm just always impressed by Bourdain's writing style. It has a wonderful cadence and rhythm that just lends itself to being read
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I ended up just buying a CPAP. Ultimately, its not easy to sleep with one. I use a MAD now and my experience has been substantially better in terms of persistence in using it and less snoring. However, it has caused my teeth to move which i
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The incident occurred at 526pm local time on the West Coast, so markets were closed. You wouldn't be able to trade. I'm a bit surprised that question is being asked. Fundamental investing is all about understanding things about a
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Complicated. You could just monitor commercial flights that take off and return to the same spot shortly after
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This is cool - makes me realize how incredible the Intracoastal Waterway is [1]: 3000 miles of mostly protected waterways along the US Eastern Seaboard. Definitely on my bucket list to sail it down one day. https://en.wikipedia.o
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I disagree with both you statements: Why is it a terrible time? What's wrong with setting up a US entity? Actually from a US employer perspective you have a bit more recourse if you need to use the legal system than someone operating e
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I think "Made in the USA" has tremendous cachet. However, I do not think people will pay up for it unless there is something unique being offered.
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Do we need to make a joe Biden joke while we're at it?
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Learning array languages makes you a better programmer in any other language. The way you think changes. We are taught to approach a problem procedurally. Actually the for loop is your enemy.
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Ok. Not a terrible idea to be in high growth/high return assets in qualified accounts.
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