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What would the United States get out of this? Nothing.
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$4,000 to $10,000 for a single tree removal is incredibly high. In a very high cost of living area I can have a very large tree removed by a licensed insured removal company, the best in the area, for $1,500. Are you in the Bay Area? NYC? T
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Given your situation maybe an EV is indeed unworkable for you. Doesn’t mean it’s the same for everyone else.
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Kyle Gann’s albums are excellent too. Hyperchrimatica is a highlight: https://www.otherminds.org/recording/hyperchromatica/
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The counterargument to THAT is that human safety levels aren’t acceptable. They are tolerable perhaps, but I wouldn’t call the number of accidents and fatalities we have today acceptable.
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A great story and really happy to see Hua Hsu’s name and writing again. I always enjoyed his music writing in the 2000’s, mainly about rap and hip-hop. Cool to see this pop up here.
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In times of uncertainty and volatility and especially inflation, if you have enough money to pay off your mortgage, you might not want to actually pay it off. Assuming you have a fixed rate mortgage at a low interest rate, not only will the
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Curious - what album?
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Those cases don’t fit the standard definition of a monopoly. A monopoly is “a situation where there is a single seller in the market” (OECD). In both those cases many alternatives exist using a reasonable market definition. Just because a c
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Video is only three minutes long but should be required watching for all managers. Thank you for sharing.
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An AWS B2B play seems like a bad fit for facebooks culture. On the other hand I agree going deeper into ecommerce and payments (without the crypto baggage), it seems like a no brainer.
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I want to buy an XC90 but there’s very few to none new ones available anymore, and 2023s are $10k more. Oh well.
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You mean Dave Cutler?
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> Can someone explain to my why, if it's such a slam-dunk that Delaware will force Musk to pay $54.20/share for Twitter in October, why the current share price is just $37.74? Because the market (aka investors) doesn’t believe
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A 10 hour workday is 600 minutes. (Who works an 8 hour workday anymore? So 2019.) To write 250 individual non response template emails every day. It means she sits down at her desk at 8am, writes an email every 2.4 minutes for 10 hours stra
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Securities and commodities are regulated differently and subject to different laws.
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The Midea U window AC units are a really good product. I am easily cooling a roughy 1,200 square feet space with only one of the 12k BTU units and a few ceiling fans, and it typically gets into the 90’s F here in the summer with significant
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You could’ve said almost the same exact thing in 2001, after the dot com bubble well and truly burst. Pets.com was a laughing stock. So was that stupid Super Bowl commercial where they shot a hamster out of a cannon. Turns out those compani
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Amen.
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I’ve seen similar situations up close multiple times before. This guy has been at Amazon for 20+ years. He is going to intentionally implement A LOT of Amazon culture. He is going to find the Amazon people that work there, pull them closer
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This looks like a Python library that wraps APIs from a service named Quiver, which scrapes and indexes the alternative data listed. The datasets look interesting. There isn’t much info about the company on the website though. Can you share
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The harmonium is very uncommon in western popular music. Nico’s early albums from the 70’s feature it prominently, that’s the highest-profile example I can think of. Desertshore is a favorite.
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Japan has a much higher debt to GDP ratio and doesn’t control the worlds money supply. https://data.oecd.org/gga/general-government-debt.htm
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It also lets the eventual buyer do a lot of customization. Buy a concrete shell, complete with the finishings you want.
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Get a company to come out and do lead testing. They will give you the results, recommend abatement contractors, and maybe give you some tips and recommendations. Where I live the people that do the testing are required to be different from
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Testing a whole house for lead paint isn’t expensive. Testing is done with handheld analyzers that give results in seconds, a whole house takes maybe a couple hours. And some states do indeed have a central registry of lead results. Mine do
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It is worth mentioning that it’s straightforward to get paint tested for lead content too. Here in an older part of the US there are many companies that do testing. It costs a couple hundred dollars for a typical single family house and you
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It looks like Microsoft 365 Family will get you 6 users, 1 TB storage each user, a custom domain, plus a bunch of Office apps for $99 a year. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/p/microsoft-36...
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Even God Couldn’t Beat Dollar-Cost Averaging - https://ofdollarsanddata.com/even-god-couldnt-beat-dollar-co... Made the rounds here a couple days ago. “Don’t time the market” is most certainly not stupid advice.
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That is very interesting. Do you have a link to more info about this? The only thing I could find was where they advertise their third party property management partners, not where they do it themselves. The service you describe could be in
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