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4y ago
Because they follow the law and publish how unlikely you are to make money with them. It isn't illegal to take money from stupid people. https://www.amway.com/en_US/income-disclosure https://www.marykay
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4y ago
Can anyone think why they are trialing in Canada, Portugal, Spain, and New Zealand first?
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Seymour Hersh took out the Nord Stream pipeline. In this essay, I will use the same number and quality of sources as Hersh did in his article to support my claims. Hersh had an incentive to take out the Nord Stream pipeline so he could writ
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4y ago
"Get"ty fucked.
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4y ago
Agree completely, but it is lose not loose.
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4y ago
O boy, I can hear the muskrats scurrying out of the woodwork to come tell you you're wrong.
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4y ago
Just peacefully protest about it, that generally solves all problems.
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4y ago
I used epicor for years and I’m honestly still surprised it exists. It is such a bad program from a terrible company. The updates generally broke the system every time and required a company rep to come out and fix it. Seemed like a total s
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4y ago
I’ve always heard magic leap referred to as the Theranos of VR
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4y ago
Is this the company that was always begging for engineers here on HN?
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4y ago
Irrelevant marketing company trying to market itself.
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4y ago
I'd rather my data went to China than a republican state government trying to punish abortions.
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A lot of people in the US currently find the US government their adversary.
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4y ago
Lol he probably uses Truth Social unironically.
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4y ago
No one cares, fix Windows 11.
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4y ago
How did this get out?
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4y ago
I thought this was a feature of crypto, not a bug?
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4y ago
Found the climber
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4y ago
Gish galloping at its finest
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4y ago
AKA How to tread lightly around the irrelevant dinosaurs in your office.
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5y ago
Yes, they were all vets in the VA system so their pre-infection health had been documented.
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5y ago
It's ok, we should just peacefully protest this and they will change their ways.
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5y ago
I have always found low to high sorting to be nearly useless because all you end up with is 100s of pages of random cheap unrelated shit. https://smile.amazon.com/s?k=kitchen+island&s=price-asc-rank...
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5y ago
You're just a lab rat if you take the vaccine before it has had 209,348 years of trials.
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Because simple supply and demand rules apply. If there is a demand for corrupted scientific studies there will be a supply.
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5y ago
Hanlon's razor
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5y ago
We used OneTrust to comply with CCPA last year, so it is already being done on a state by state basis.
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5y ago
Calling their studies “higher education” is being very generous.
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5y ago
Exactly, just like there was no conflict between the consulting and accounting arms of Arthur Andersen.
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5y ago
0 as soon as the law catches up and fixes the loopholes that are the basis for what seems like the majority of startups these days.
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