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by blang 8y ago
If you have the time listen to this: https://www.gimletmedia.com/reply-all/102-long-distance-part... it gives a lot of information about the subject
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by blang 8y ago
Port your number: https://support.google.com/voice/answer/1065667?hl=en
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by blang 8y ago
Realtors are the #2[1] lobbying group in the country, so it's a moderately safe bet in the short term at least. [1] https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/summary.php?id=d000000062
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by blang 8y ago
Anyone have an examples outside of Vegas and maybe the first two Connecticut casinos where bringing in legalize gambling actually derived on the promise of raising projected revenue benefiting the wider economy?
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by blang 8y ago
Or if you buy a ticket for cash at a train station from a vending machine, it gives you back change usually in dollar coins.
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by blang 8y ago
>I've never bought anything from an ad Do you mean any ad ever, or just a podcast ad? If it's the former that is a pretty bold claim.
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by blang 8y ago
>Uber doesn't buy and own the car, which means it requires much less capital. I don't think this is true with one of the major things they have been selling investors for years: self-driving cars. That certainly requires a lot
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by blang 8y ago
> None of them mentioned Mzia Shiman, who tends to the skin-care needs of Victoria’s Secret models. The facials at her New York spa start at $200, and more advanced services offer tightening and plumping via LED light bed or electric mic
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by blang 8y ago
I feel they glossed over how these guys and others of their ilk, spam the Apple podcast charts to get in the top 100.
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by blang 8y ago
I read comments like this frequently (also about Seattle, where I live), but have never seen data to back it up, do you have any?
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by blang 8y ago
Like this: https://myedmondsnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/MVIMG_2...
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by blang 8y ago
> Or if the answer is technological: How come we accept the tyranny of advertisers on our most personal devices? On the side of the user: because we don't like paying for services with money. On the side of the company: hockey stick
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by blang 8y ago
Non-STEM too for Harvard and Yale, I have friends who are art history PhDs at both places. However, it's a long slog without a big money payoff after graduation, in fact it is better to be a student in most cases.
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by blang 8y ago
This article gets written fairly often: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/16/style/keeping-your-car-sa... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17733870 https://abc7news.com&#x2F
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by blang 8y ago
I'm not an expert but, psychedelics wouldn't help treat the withdrawal part of addiction. Increased access to suboxone would be helpful for that.
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by blang 8y ago
Piggybacking on this, I believe it would mean things like decreasing "Environmental Review Process" and "Comment Periods" as well as density restrictions.
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by blang 8y ago
Interestingly farm land prices are stable and rising slightly (in Iowa, 2017 numbers) http://dreamdirt.com/blog/iowa-farm-land-land-values-up-2-in...
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by blang 8y ago
I think you have hit many things amazingly well with Seattle homelessness. I think one of the reasons why we get very "every person for themselves" when the price tag comes up is it's hard to think of the single mother living
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by blang 8y ago
They could also make it reservations only, and control their price and speed.
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by blang 8y ago
You will notice with most (probably all) things medically billable the amount the insurance company pays is lower that the billing amount, that is the insurance company's negotiated rate, setting that price is one of the central things
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by blang 8y ago
Rule changes to level the playing field because either someone found an exploit or just got too good is moderately common across multiple sports. 1) In basketball they have widened the lane twice because of talented big men[1] 2) They also
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by blang 8y ago
This isn't new to STEM jobs and ethics Mechanical Engineers - Defense contractors Chemical Engineers - Chemical companies Geological Engineers - Oil and gas companies
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by blang 8y ago
And at the risk of being down voted, weight loss: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/weight-loss-breathing-de...
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by blang 8y ago
I'm failing to see the value add of this device.
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by blang 8y ago
I'm glad you have the option and whatever keeps you running is a good thing, but I love exercising with as little as possible. It gives me a good time to truly unplug and be alone with my thoughts, I also think it lets my body set the
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by blang 8y ago
This article is written by Alex Blumberg and has embedded links to that podcast. I actual wonder how that works, did gimlet pay for this placement in nymag?
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by blang 8y ago
I've never seen that number before, any source?
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by blang 8y ago
Not the parent, but I imagine what they are talking about is the Herbalife depends more on recruiting new members than they are from selling product. I would link but just googling "bill ackman herbalife" will lead you down infin
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by blang 8y ago
Like target figuring out your daughter is pregnant: https://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/19/magazine/shopping-habits....
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by blang 8y ago
All advertising is targeted. Billboard ads change based on the neighborhood you are in. Magazine/Newspaper ads are different from magazine demographic to magazine demographic. TV ads vary dramatically based on channel, time of day, and

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