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by drited 5y ago
Interesting thanks! So I guess you change them weekly then?
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by drited 5y ago
How often (if at all) do the filters require washing to keep them going for that long?
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by drited 5y ago
Having taken the Moderna mRNA Covid-19 vaccine I'd be curious to hear HN'ers thoughts on this part of the article which I wasn't aware of until reading just now: 'Moncef Slaoui, head of Operation Warp Speed until January
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by drited 5y ago
The Datastream excel plugin from Refinitiv is one paid option used by professionals. Or if it is just for personal use you could probably scrape yahoo's historical data tables (check their terms of use etc first of course)
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by drited 5y ago
How long would you expect someone in a high volatility profession to be out of work for? The logic would really only be flawed if someone became long term unemployed or didn't have enough cash reserve to cover a few months of temporary
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by drited 5y ago
Australia plus something else is good though as it both gives you easy to protect reinforcements in Australia plus the ability to influence the board elsewhere. For example Australia plus South America.
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by drited 5y ago
Agreed! There's often a little jostle during the starting land grab to get Australia: easy to defend and those extra reinforcements really matter in the early game.
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by drited 5y ago
The book Brain Rules by John Medina is worth checking out for some suggestions on possible answers. I don't think science has definitive answers yet but if I remember correctly it's thought that the circuits involved in what the b
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by drited 5y ago
EU based startups led by female CEOs may be interested to know that the EIC Accelerator program aims to fund a portfolio of companies with at least 35% led by women. At interview stage gender balance is a factor in prioritization with compa
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by drited 5y ago
This is getting to be a mindless discussion so this'll be my last response on it >> Issue 100 million shares at 0.01 cents per share and go public. That's now a $10k dollar public company. Next, you do an increase in capital
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by drited 5y ago
>>'took him months to learn' You say that like he didn't have two giant companies to run. He wasn't studying bitcoin all this time. >>Q1 profits Company valuation depends on decades of earnings. Current earni
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by drited 5y ago
While a popular opinion, that does sound more tin foil hat to me than the alternative that he updated his knowledge in the last few months and/or had his opinion on Bitcoin changed by communication from others in the organisation. Tesl
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by drited 5y ago
From the perspective of a farm /plant owner with a commodity product who is trying to compete internationally that's kind of a 'let them eat cake' solution though isn't it (not robotics - a wage hike)? Margins can&#
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by drited 6y ago
Try the Immersive VR app on the Oculus Quest 2.
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by drited 6y ago
You should have googled the situation before you made that assertion. Her father is in jail for 22 years due to the atrocity of the crimes he committed in his attic against that 10 year old girl. Per news coverage of the matter in the Guard
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by drited 6y ago
Spending time with my kids (but that isn't a change from normal times). Since I live in a rainy country which enforced a 5km movement restriction over the winter and have young kids who needed home schooling and minding in the evening,
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by drited 6y ago
Those are terrific resources, thank you!
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by drited 6y ago
This was amazing to read thank you for taking the time to discuss all of these VR tools and how they are used. I have a friend in a similar situation who is getting an Oculus Quest 2 soon and this information will be very useful to them. Be
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by drited 6y ago
What about if you could sit next to your friends in VR to share the excitement even if they're physically remote from you?
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by drited 6y ago
Add the ability to watch the game with all your friends next to you in VR sharing the excitement just like you would if you were in the stadium sitting next to each other and that's a killer app IMO. I think the sky sports app in oculu
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by drited 6y ago
Yes true but a green shoe (to the hedge funds who need to exit) could be done more quickly.
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by drited 6y ago
If part of the 200 paid for your long position in the share was paid for with a margin loan, then you may only have put 40 of equity in the account with the remaining 160 paid for with a loan. You're exposed to a maximum loss of 200.
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by drited 6y ago
If it gaps down stop loss orders won't execute at the stop loss order price (because there is no buyer at that price). Therefore previous paper profits are not locked in with certainty with stop loss orders. You need prices to swoop do
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by drited 6y ago
Yes and if it gaps down their broker won't be able to sell fast enough to cover the margin loan. The broker can then usually come after the person's other assets (ie traders can lose more than the cash they transferred to the acco
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by drited 6y ago
The company could issue new stock (to get a lifeline of cash from inflated price) I know someone who tried to convince VW management to do that during the Porche/VW squeeze. They didn't but I see no reason why another management t
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by drited 6y ago
This isn't really a 7th option because it overlaps with some of the previously mentioned ones, but perhaps individuals who don't supplement with vitamin D are more likely to catch Covid-19 because they also don't take other p
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by drited 6y ago
That mole star map idea is a really nice one.
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by drited 6y ago
Yep plus the boy who cried wolf risk (ie that would only work once if at all)
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by drited 6y ago
I sense you didn't read the 1500 words? Most of it is about the very item you raise, i.e correlation not causation.
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by drited 6y ago
The OP was critiquing the media reporting on the study not the study itself so I think your suggestion that the OP misunderstood the point of the study is off base. The OP did not claim that the study sought to answer the questions posed. T

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