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811.
by dmoy 3y ago
Yup exactly > The civilian sector has the same problem with truck drivers and maritime shipping. Hell, maritime anything. Even super local ferry work has a hard time recruiting.
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by dmoy 3y ago
Also the vast majority don't get their 20. It's like >80% leaving before 20 yrs. The bigger contributing factors to declining enlistment are: general lack of support for the military among younger people (the latest round of f
813.
by dmoy 3y ago
Sure, but those are tangentially related to the GP statement about profit growth. Samsung raw unit sales of smartphones have been decreasing since ... what like 2015 or something? So simply by keeping sales equal, Apple could overtake Sams
814.
by dmoy 3y ago
Yup this one is it, right here. It's absolutely about discovery costs. Document review is typically like a quarter of all litigation cost, and that's assuming the problem of "get all the docs" is solved already.
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by dmoy 3y ago
Or sometimes 'cus it's less pain-inducing for the wrists
816.
by dmoy 3y ago
I mean pedantically, both things could be simultaneously true: Company XYZ is the largest developer of proprietary software Company XYZ is the largest contributor to open source If we're talking about raw amounts, not %-of-company&#x27
817.
by dmoy 3y ago
For the Attention Of
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by dmoy 3y ago
Yea I do want to know what the costing on this is. It's a bit hard to figure for BYD because: (a) there's unknown government subsidies going on, and (b) they mine and refine their own lithium and make their own batteries (also ma
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by dmoy 3y ago
That's like knocking Toyota affordability because the Lexus LS whatever is >$100k. BYD has $10k cars and >$150k cars
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by dmoy 3y ago
> if BYD doesn't get there first I mean, BYD is already there. It's mostly a question of tariffs vs subsidies at a geopolitical level now.
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by dmoy 3y ago
Transaction fees on their main app
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by dmoy 3y ago
Also, iirc: Norway, Sweden, Germany, Austria, France, and Switzerland. Not all the same for all types of infractions, but all have some types of scaled-to-income/whatever fines for individuals.
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by dmoy 3y ago
The desktop version is the OG, though now it's like 5% of TurboTax users. > Does it offer the same as the site? Typically more, in fact. Still probably a rip-off compared to other places.
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by dmoy 3y ago
If your income is low enough, all of the main tools If not, then federal free through FreeTaxUSA. Depending on your state, the state taxes manually via PDF + paper may be extremely quick - like five or so lines, and a single table lookup.
825.
by dmoy 3y ago
MN and WI have very similar levels of obesity, now. Mostly cus MN caught up to WI lol.
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by dmoy 3y ago
Or more pointedly for phone service - the entire existence of MVNO carriers (though less extreme than the space launch area, where SpaceX is so much cheaper).
827.
by dmoy 3y ago
Dang I thought this was gonna be about tripping on LSD-like substances in rye bread in Salem before getting burned at the stake for witchcraft in the 17th century.
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by dmoy 3y ago
Thanks for all the context. I really wish journalists would include this sort of thing regularly. Especially in today's world where there isn't a limitation on physical print size.
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by dmoy 3y ago
Yup this is exactly it. As more countries limit civilian gun ownership, the ISSF has followed to keep participation at the international level broader. At some point I imagine 50m 3p will get replaced by 3p air - 50m prone is already gone
830.
by dmoy 3y ago
ISSF is trying to gamify the finals for bullseye competitions, and it's... well it's a thing. Idk if it's good, but it's probably more entertaining for the bundesliga cheering people
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by dmoy 3y ago
Add most ISSF bullseye rifle to that list. (Not to knock the people who do that vs less high tech bullseye disciples, because they're also definitely better - they clean house in the lower tech competitions too) I'm reminded of an
832.
by dmoy 3y ago
> Add "reddit" to get any sort of non-promoted human-driven knowledge Do note that depending on which sub you venture in to, it might be very much promoted stuff Random video game subs tend to be pretty good though
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by dmoy 3y ago
The only people who I've talked to at length who lived somewhere without police were Somali living in Minneapolis They do not have good things to say about no police (also tends to go hand in hand with no firefighters, and everything c
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by dmoy 3y ago
> How do you get this? I don't even know. Well one component that has changed there is that the marginal tax rate on the inflation-equivalent of a Google Director pay back then was 80-90%, so there wasn't really a point in enti
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by dmoy 3y ago
(the canonical talk on that topic: https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE?feature=shared )
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by dmoy 3y ago
What's somewhat interesting is that at both very low and very high income levels, the % of stay-at-home parent is higher. So for people near poverty, or people making top 1%-ish income, it's less than a 2:1 ratio, more like 35-40
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by dmoy 3y ago
In the US at least, it's like 2:1 ratio, maybe 30-35% of families with kids have a stay at home parent. So, less common, but not an incredible outlier.
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by dmoy 3y ago
What's the class? A class action lawsuit might be possible to bring if the class is everyone affected by a single manufacturer's field drug test, if there aren't many manufacturers. But if the lawyers think that the manufac
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by dmoy 3y ago
iirc all of those already account for inflation
840.
by dmoy 3y ago
Pedantic notes: 1. The 4% number comes from the Trinity study, which found that 95% of the time you have >$0 after 30 years. If you're >30 years from death now, a more appropriate benchmark might be 3% or possibly 3.5%. 2. $100k

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