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by cco 7y ago
Would be really interesting to see if lawmakers outperform the market and if so, by how much, they can't all be Warren Buffet right?
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by cco 7y ago
> Are members of the primitive community living in villages, solo, or small groups? Mostly in/near small towns like Twisp. Some live in nomadic groups, often matriarchal which is interesting. The only people I know who live solo are
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by cco 7y ago
Yes.
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by cco 7y ago
Definitely not as indiscriminately. Interestingly a large number of these people went down this path initially because of chronic health problems, e.g. autoimmune issues; things that our modern medical system is not great at diagnosing or t
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by cco 7y ago
I happen to know a few people in the larger "primitive" community in the Pacific Northwest, though I am not one myself. I can't speak for them but have know them for >10 years and am pretty close with some. Feel free to as
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by cco 7y ago
The article here, and the discussion above, is a situation where clearly the demand is high but the supply is low.
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by cco 7y ago
> Add to this the fact that basically no sea freight was shipped since January, and the backlog is huge. Wait...this can't be true. Do you have a citation for that, that would blow my mind!
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by cco 7y ago
You are right...but there is a bit more to the story. The 747 program was launched on the back of a failed bid to design a cargo airplane for the military, the Lockheed C5 Galaxy was the winner. This failed military transport design was the
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by cco 7y ago
Well, it would have masks as well which are directly helpful. And if you must be quarantined for days and possibly care for yourself or someone else in the house with a bad fever/illness then yeah everything else is useful.
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by cco 7y ago
A fringe benefit, perhaps the only ;), of living in San Francisco is that you are always prepared for major lifestyle disruptions; it is called an earthquake plan and you should have one. Plenty of food and water to last at least seven days
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by cco 7y ago
Individual Contributor, i.e. someone that produces, not manages.
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by cco 7y ago
I can't fathom why slack is so slow, on MacOS i see a channel that is white, new messages await. I click it, and honest to God sometimes seconds pass while slack loads the _text_. How can this be? How could my slack client with a 30 Mb
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by cco 7y ago
I've worked at jobs where this same exact scam was done for three orders of magnitude less profit, this seems totally reasonable.
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by cco 7y ago
Are they going after the 40+ dating market? Surely the dating app demographic isn't on Facebook anymore, though maybe Facebook is still popular in the 18-30 age range in Europe? I just don't know.
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by cco 7y ago
It makes getting bought by the market leader easier at least.
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by cco 7y ago
Only on the end closest to "neutral", past some arbitrary point your subjective opinion on evil stops mattering to people with morals.
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by cco 7y ago
Replace with whatever term you prefer; I think the message is still true regardless of the term lay people use. I don't think anybody would complain if the CEO at the time was charged with 300+ crimes of some sort, manslaughter, gross
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by cco 7y ago
Cars are the first thing that springs to mind, people use them for decades and can be very inept at operating them or understanding how they work.
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by cco 7y ago
But isn't that what we're talking about here? "They are cold" can be plural in English, but it can also reference a singular "they". The formal usage would just go away with use probably, or stay around totally
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by cco 7y ago
Why don't you just use sie and not change anything else?
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by cco 7y ago
Ah, I didn't see that. Well then in that case this seems somewhat reasonable?
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by cco 7y ago
>Jokes aside, the only "connection" Bean has with that inquiry is one of association: not with Russia or Trump; but with WikiLeaks & Julian Assange. I'm not sure I understand this sentence, Wikileaks, Julian Assange, R
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by cco 7y ago
Isn't 131 of something rare relative to the number of cargo airplanes, trains, ships, and trucks produced? It seems pretty clear that those numbers side by side tell the tale.
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by cco 7y ago
And in the end, what value was created? "Liquidity in the BTC market"?
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by cco 7y ago
I never heard about a Longhorn leak, what was amazing about it?
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by cco 7y ago
What do you mean it doesn't cost them anything?
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by cco 7y ago
What are you referencing?
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by cco 7y ago
This is mostly a zero sum game in the immediate term, and mostly zero sum in the longer term since there is a fairly limited pool of people available to fight fires. If you have the skills to be a fireman but a private individual pays you a
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by cco 7y ago
Are they in the Schengen? A quick Google says no, but maybe it is somehow inherited from Italy?
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by cco 7y ago
Did you use artificial light anytime after the sun went down?

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