cjbenedikt

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by cjbenedikt 3mo ago
Quite right too. He should also add tariffs to climate change. There has to be someone he can slap a tariff on fir that...;-p
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by cjbenedikt 3mo ago
Let alone the last 1000 years when there wasn't any...;-p
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by cjbenedikt 3mo ago
Surprised to see no comments so far...???
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by cjbenedikt 3mo ago
I often wonder about some of the more critical comments on projects like this. It should be welcomed by everybody that someone even tries. If it doesn't work - well at least we know. If it does - even better. Anyone who has ever starte
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by cjbenedikt 3mo ago
Perhaps title should be" "If you traded on insider information like the president..."???
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by cjbenedikt 3mo ago
All that thanks to "visionary" Peter Thiel.
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
Key word: "Presumably".
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
And what a success it was...;-p
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
Musk,Altman & Zuckerberg and their intentions.That's the bottleneck.
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
Source?
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
Alphaville:" Getting a lot of banks involved in an IPO has a side benefit: it subdues the potential for criticism. Every firm brought into the tent by an issuer, beyond a vested interest in being nice, has to abide by the rules. In the
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
TLDR: "...results of these causal estimates of employment effects is that fiscal incentives for data centers cannot be justified on the grounds of job creation"
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
Calcining Mg(OH)₂ -which is what you find in seawater - converts the soft compound into magnesium oxide, a valuable mineral commonly used in refractories, catalysts, and ceramics.The Chemical Equation: \(Mg(OH)_2 \xrightarrow{\Delta} MgO +
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
I'm sure this time will be different...ahahaha
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by cjbenedikt 4mo ago
Of course they would. They run the IPO book...can we sue them if not?
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by cjbenedikt 5mo ago
Referring to this? https://www.thoughtco.com/why-did-argentina-accept-nazi-crim...
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by cjbenedikt 5mo ago
"I have long felt airlines should simply charge two fees: one for volume (i.e. economy/business class, etc.), one for weight (person plus all bags, checked or carry-on)." Couldn't agree more. More often than not I have f
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by cjbenedikt 5mo ago
Darn...nothing to trade on...
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by cjbenedikt 5mo ago
So the "state actors" are the "good guys"? Laisse moi rire.
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by cjbenedikt 5mo ago
The problem would also not exist had the Iran not been attacked without reason...just saying.
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
This might help explain why exercise is good for your brain. You almost always use your abdomen when working out.
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
The mystery airman who nobody has seen or heard of since. Who climbed 7000 feet up a mountain, severly wounded of course, while surrounded by enemy fighters. And they still managed to identify his heartbeat and rescued him. Amazing!
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
Brave New World
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
He's backed by you-know-who. What can go wrong.
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
How about just being a tad more active? Oh, sorry, no money for the health sector then...:-p
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
Ah, ok. Indeed, she deserves that salary...:-p
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
Makes for interesting number juggling. Less income tax from people out of jobs but high universal income? I'm sure Grok has the solution.
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
Très peu ;-p
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
Why is Shotwell "problematic"? Care to elaborate?
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by cjbenedikt 6mo ago
I hope your Russian is better than your German...;-p

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