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bequanna
1y ago
Improvements in diet, stress, and environment.
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bequanna
1y ago
> Population of Seoul metro is 26 million people. It's suppose to drop by 2/3rds by 2060 (or worse). That's 1/3 less taxes, a 1/3 less transportation riders, 1/3rd less customers, etc.... If there are only 2
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bequanna
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I don't follow. Why is the GOP to blame here? If the other party allows these cuts to expire, why wouldn't you blame that party?
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bequanna
1y ago
Your not taking into account the time value of money. You always want to expense sooner. Additionally, having to wait 4 additional years to deduct that 80% is a huge drain on capital. Combine this with higher interest rates and the effect i
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I think what the parent means is that traditionally society is run with all age groups considered important. A strong focus on the future with the aged proud of the sacrifices they make for the young. Elders now are concerned with maximum,
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bequanna
1y ago
Has the use of SSRIs or ADHD drugs while pregnant/breastfeeding been studied?
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1y ago
I guess I don’t buy that. Many non technical people use VPNs to access region restricted content. It is trivial to understand and use. Assuming this all actually happened as described, it sounds like someone wanted it to appear that these a
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This just seems odd. Why would they attempt a login from Russia (if it was indeed Russians)? It is incredibly cheap to use a VPN with a US residential IP.
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bequanna
1y ago
Not too surprising. The Gemini API free tier is quite generous: https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/rate-limits
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1y ago
What’s your stack?
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bequanna
2y ago
Next, let’s regenerate cochlear hair follicles!
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2y ago
How does that translate into kidney lifespan? I would expect only one kidney to “wear out” sooner, no?
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2y ago
Maybe he shouldn’t have been arrested in the first place?
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2y ago
They are still holding assets which are at risk of loss. Unless they are using derivatives or something to fully hedge loss, it is absolutely not equivalent to a sale.
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2y ago
This is just a silly plan grounded in the idea that we need to somehow punish those evil billionaires. We can’t (and won’t) tax unrealized gains when there is no intent on selling.
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2y ago
I encounter that issue when the chat becomes too long. Starting a new chat with context and asking your question again typically works for me.
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2y ago
Not really the same thing. As I understand it, the "constructive sales" rules were developed in response to hedge funds structuring transactions with forward contracts (and other clever instruments) to avoid short term gains taxes
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2y ago
An app that syncs a timeline containing posts with whatever you’re watching (TV Series, Movies, etc). The discussions and content displayed will be relevant to whatever is currently playing on your TV at the specific time. Have a rough app
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2y ago
> ...studies estimate that moderate obesity takes about 2-3 years of life expectancy This is really hard to believe. Moderate obesity has to shave at least 10 years off life expectancy. A 70 year old man 6' tall with a BMI of ~35 we
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2y ago
Is chatgpt performing more reliability on unit conversion and math related questions? I recall this being very hit or miss even a few months ago.
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An app that syncs a timeline containing posts with whatever you’re watching (TV Series, Movies, etc). The discussions and content displayed will be relevant to whatever is currently playing on your TV at the specific time. Have a rough app
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2y ago
The saying “time kills all deals” seems to apply here. Increasing the amount of time you dwell on a decision seems to decrease the amount of risk you’re willing to take.
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2y ago
If you are overweight, you need to take responsibility and change your lifestyle. Of course, everyone instinctively knows this even if they want to use mental gymnastics to explain why it is OK. Alcoholics, drug addicts, etc are defensive t
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Humans are not bears. Also, the life expectancy of humans is >10x a bear. Why are people bending over backwards to normalize diabetes and obesity? The weeds in a garden need to be pulled or they will take the garden. Problems need to be
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I don’t disagree but not sure what point you’re trying to make here. Problems with regulation are the expected consequence of living in the real world and not a model. They should be fixed and we can do better. I just don’t see how any of t
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Well, housing needs to mostly be handled by the private sector if we want high quality. Government housing should absolutely exist, but only as a safety net as their management is incredibly inefficient. Private housing isn’t the issue here
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If you're comparing passively investing in VTSAX vs some REIT, I might agree with you. But generally, the fewer people between you and your capital being deployed, the higher the return. Real Estate is the one investment that most peop
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Huh, is a pill the only delivery system that works for that drug?
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It isn’t exactly trivial to sell FSBO, but it isn’t that difficult either. It does take small amount of effort and research plus the time to show the property yourself.
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2y ago
Who gave PG&E the monopoly in CA?
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