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by dd36 6y ago
A tool that does that on Reddit would be useful too. I don’t need commondreams and theroot opinion articles...
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by dd36 6y ago
Google for sure favors sites with its analytics code.
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by dd36 6y ago
Right, I prefer not having to talk. Email is convenient. It's almost like they have to log in their CRM that they had a call so it looks like they're doing something? Why doesn't replying to email count? Are they afraid they&
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by dd36 6y ago
It's happened twice in the last week. Is it some sort of filter? I've never had a question that couldn't be answered in a few sentences. My questions certainly haven't risen to needing to schedule a phone call yet that&#
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Ask HN: Why do fintech salespeople refuse to communicate except by telephone?
3 points by dd36 6y ago|7 comments
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by dd36 6y ago
*Accomplish anything good.
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by dd36 6y ago
So, sprayed with more bug poison? I wonder if this disconnect becomes detrimental to the land.
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by dd36 6y ago
But they sponsor charity and community events...
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by dd36 6y ago
If many restaurants, event spaces, etc. fail then it’s possible many people will have to liquidate their savings. This sell pressure would push down prices and likely cascade. The market thus far has been protected by stimulus funds, genero
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by dd36 6y ago
Fed’s ever expanding balance sheet. It failed to reduce its size prior to the pandemic.
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by dd36 6y ago
Why would they switch? JPM isn’t going to prioritize them.
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by dd36 6y ago
Like classes of people...
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by dd36 6y ago
It was that way prior to 2005 and everything was fine.
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Building a Law-and-Political-Economy Framework: Beyond 20th-Century Synthesis(yalelawjournal.org)
1 points by dd36 6y ago|0 comments
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by dd36 6y ago
It’s also because of the undermining of labor unions. They haven’t returned.
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by dd36 6y ago
‘would of’ followed by ‘would have’ in the same sentence! you’re grammar trolling, aren’t you?
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by dd36 7y ago
Right. I agree.
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by dd36 7y ago
How would Amazon not use sales data of comparable products to evaluate the launch of a new white label product?
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by dd36 7y ago
I think it’s because many (most?) people would prefer Ruth’s Chris failing over their local mom and pop. I think I’m in that boat and I like Ruth’s Chris, except the one in SF - was not impressed.
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by dd36 7y ago
A solution: virtual avatars.
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by dd36 7y ago
Renewables aren’t subject to huge price swings.
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by dd36 7y ago
EPA isn’t enforcing right now.
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by dd36 7y ago
I agree. The OP suggested a quick and immediate bounce back soon. I’m pessimistic about that for the aforementioned reasons. “Nobody knows for sure” is a reason for short term pessimism not optimism.
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by dd36 7y ago
We’re talking in the context of a recession. Continued social distancing will happen for a significant portion of the population until there’s a vaccine. A vaccine is far from a sure thing, especially anytime soon.
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by dd36 7y ago
If I were taking that side, I wouldn’t have qualified my statement. Gov’t and courts consider it secure. HIPAA compliant, etc.
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by dd36 7y ago
http://www.wbur.org/commonhealth/2020/03/25/coronavirus-vacc... There are many seasonal coronaviruses that cause colds. We’ve never been able to create a vaccine. There was a NYTimes article in last fe
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by dd36 7y ago
If there’s no vaccine, which reports suggest there may never be, and you can be reinfected, lots of economic activity won’t come back as people will not be going to restaurants, airports, movie theaters, etc. like they were before. Most of
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by dd36 7y ago
Or, donors are heavily invested and politicians work for donors.
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WattsApp by Reggie Watts(apps.apple.com)
1 points by dd36 7y ago|0 comments
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by dd36 7y ago
Faxes are considered secure.

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