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by dahdum 5y ago
Wow, on the face this looks like a really great rule. I suspect there's going to be an ton of irate specialists (especially anesthesiologists) who were making fortunes from surprise billing.
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by dahdum 5y ago
In your setup, Hasura is verifying a claim inside the JWT returned from Auth0 right? The only Hasura configuration I remember was setting the Auth0 public key and creating roles. I struggled with React/Cognito/AzureAD/Amplify
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by dahdum 5y ago
> Politicians need to step in and make this illegal. That would only make the situation even worse, hospitals would raise their absurd gouging rates even higher if government required it. Reform is needed but on both sides of that table.
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by dahdum 5y ago
While I have no sympathy for the insurance companies, many hospitals are all too eager to gouge the hell out of emergency services and resist attempts to reduce costs. It's where you get slammed with out-of-network specialists.
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by dahdum 6y ago
They've paid out the benefits for "this year". They could have, but did not, raise base compensation by the value of those benefits.
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by dahdum 6y ago
I could have added more context to my initial comment. I meant to convey that the Strong Towns movement has a much steeper uphill battle than I realized when I was younger and living in high density settings, not that it was wrong outright.
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by dahdum 6y ago
I used to be all about the Strong Towns ethos, but now that I’m older I’ve run to the type of suburb they decry. A nice SFH, big yard, garage filled with tools, good schools, and quiet winding streets all tucked almost a mile from commercia
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by dahdum 6y ago
In my experience those comments are often paired with tone problems, such as arrogance or aggressiveness. I always try to vouch or upvote any that seem unwarranted to me.
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by dahdum 6y ago
It's meant to be the very bottom of the range, so it might be formulaic but it's not intended to represent the actual value at that moment.
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by dahdum 6y ago
It wasn't up 60%, $250 was a nonsense bottom of the range number they use because they have to pick something. Nobody could buy at that price.
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by dahdum 6y ago
We’ll see in trial, but based on this article it doesn’t look like the FBI groomed this guy to commit a crime, but someone handed him off to an undercover agent after he was intent on doing it. That’s nice to see.
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by dahdum 6y ago
That works well when you're far enough from others, male, and you can keep your balance in a small boat while standing. A tin can / bottle works in more situations. You just pour it out over the side after then rinse it in the lak
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by dahdum 6y ago
Archiving is likely solving the wrong problem, for legal reasons they don’t want those old emails hanging around.
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by dahdum 6y ago
Looks to me like everyone here is just having fun theorizing about it, I don’t see much, if any, real arrogance.
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by dahdum 6y ago
> all my remaining orders on Amazon are delayed by months and it is impossible to get any info except what the original projected delivery date was It sounds like you're ordering items with long delivery times that indicate they&#x2
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by dahdum 6y ago
Oh that's cool, thank you for replying. I got confused by the shot of them carrying a plank, thinking it was the rough full top.
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by dahdum 6y ago
It looks like they cut a single 43ft board from the oak, then cut that into 4 planks for the kiln and milling process. After that completed they would join them back together. You lose at least an 1/8" for the blade width plus wha
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by dahdum 6y ago
They're promising they'll only promote speech they've determined is civil, reasoned, fact based, and for the common good. Free speech is not a goal, much less freedom to spread misinformation. To the extent it matters I don&#
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by dahdum 6y ago
Their values are summed up in their manifesto here: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/manifesto/ From that page: "We are committed to an internet that promotes civil discourse, human dignity, and indi
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by dahdum 6y ago
That was my first thought too, the word "latency" isn't even mentioned in the article.
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by dahdum 6y ago
The RTX cards are going for 2-3x retail on the secondary market, without bundle restrictions they'd be instantly scalped. It's a temporary situation that benefits both CC and normal customers.
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by dahdum 6y ago
That’s my go to for every cancellation, it’s better for the reps because they can log the reason as something unsalvageable.
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by dahdum 6y ago
Coinbase doesn't use Tether to store customer funds, they are straight USD or the BTC/ETH itself. I'm not sure how a "bank run", or heavy withdrawal of USD, would cause any more problems than processing delays.
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by dahdum 6y ago
> Case in point: I was shadowbanned on HN for linking to a video where the BLM founder described BLM as a Marxist organization. It’s her own words: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM5zUwiCTzw BLM the organization has div
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by dahdum 6y ago
I don't think they hold much on their balance sheet, otherwise they wouldn't have needed multiple rounds of financing through 2018.
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by dahdum 6y ago
That seems to be the minority view among pundits and analysts, and disregards the large amount of funds jumping into the fray to squeeze the shorts. Trading against shorts instead of fundamentals isn't market manipulation.
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by dahdum 6y ago
In this case people buying stock weren't hoping on a greater fool to sell it to later. By a large margin, more shares were sold short by a handful of hedge funds than even exist. As the price rises the expectation was/is they are
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by dahdum 6y ago
I think you're entirely right, but Citadel is the customer Robinhood is protecting. The retail investors are the product.
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by dahdum 6y ago
Collectively I doubt WSB posters alone moved GME to any large degree, but the media attention, feuds, and popular memes allowed them to punch well above their weight. Attracting attention about GME, a stock with more shares sold short than
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by dahdum 6y ago
> This is an instance where people believe that it is ethically unacceptable for Amazon to do what they've been doing, so strongly that they are relicensing open source software to prohibit Amazon from continuing to benefit from the

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