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by erosenbe0 4y ago
You forgot to add female.
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I don't know if Coinbase would take that much BTC and immediately cash it out to USD and transfer to your bank. The part that should be no problem is the American bank itself, if you ask first for instructions. Coinbase is a legit Amer
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MIT grads need to stay in their lane. This kind of incompetent deceit at the highest levels of power and influence is supposed to only be possible with a degree from or Harvard and Yale. edit: what I mean, trollishly, is that I expected mor
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Twitter's lawyers will pursue billions in remedies through every conceivable route, for decades if necessary.
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Try a grody dental clinic in a low rent, low income area and you might find less of the extractive pricing.
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It varies. But often it is less regulated or more efficient. There will be 10 suppliers of a generic medication rather than 2 or 3. 8 years for college and med school won't literally include 2 to 3 years of vacation. And so on.
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FDA 2.0 the complete rewrite is a good idea. Things used to get overhauled more regularly. The last however was probably 20 years ago with the creation of the Department of Homeland Security. Since then, crickets.
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Veterinary medicine technically deals with property, not really loved ones. Numbered dairy cow or muddy sow needing a c-section is an asset, not a loved family member. Pets are loved but they are property with negligible economic value, un
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Not even close! Supply of veterinarians has been artifically constrained by insufficient expansion of veterinary schools, which has caused truly nasty market effects. Pet pharma is relatively highly regulated with American consumers paying
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Sorry. I was responding in the context of automotive. There have been so many articles about the automotive chip shortage mentioning Intel. It's seems like filler by uninformed journalists. Intel is not a top dog in auto and most of In
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Doubtful the story you heard is correct. Too many mainstream articles on semiconductors are just vague, uncheckable facts combined with filler that seems to have been suggested by Intel's PR department, even when Intel is totally irrel
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Non-profit space is almost always dominated by healthcare. Charity and charities are bit players.
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It's the scandals on stuff like Albendazole that make y'all evil, not the cancer drugs. I mean the FDA forces us to live like we are in some Soviet style dystopia. Some ancient commodity antiparasite drugs that are cheap as salt -
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Noble. Thanks for standing up for a cause. Amazon and other large caps have some sketchy patents but shouldn't we judge as follows: A) Does Amazon use its patent portfolio largely on defense, never broadly asserting sketchy patents? B)
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The families I know with very expensive sedans often drive their other vehicle in snowy weather.
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Does it work if the spot is full of snow and ice?
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From a layperson perspective maybe something like Fermat's Principle is what you are curious about. It also seems one can usually encode/send combinatorial problems into some other space or representation and decode them back into
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Yep. The air quality issue does create anxiety for several relatives who live or visit Silicon Valley. There can be a few days a year that are intolerable for those with particular sensitivity and they must cancel their engagements and head
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Mostly just being sparky as far as hellscape but the air quality can be nasty in Palo Alto several days a year. Some people are indeed forced to take time off work and head out of town.
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Hopefully the visit will not coincide with an epic fire, in which case it will indeed feel like a hellscape.
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ST, Infineon, ARM, NXP, and ASML are based in Europe. So nothing to sneeze at.
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HGH seems to increase insulin resistance so without other interventions (e.g. metformin) it may be pro-aging. Exceptional athletes in general may not have the same lifespan as age-matched healthy counterparts so not a good population to loo
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I hope you're stance assumes you know why the candidate reversed. If you don't know for a fact that it was a cynical or frivolous ploy, then it can't have much bearing on their reputation. Perhaps they accepted the offer, clo
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Any time a company or team needs short-term superficial progress you may see the lying and then the churn mill. Stakeholders or taxpayers are duped over the long-term but someone is clearly making out no worse for the wear.
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I can agree with that take. "The processes" ideally would filter the less suitable to more marginal positions of influence.
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So we are saying that Harvard and Yale are overrepresented when it comes to leaders of superlative moral depravity, perfidy, and mendacity?
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This has been obvious since 1865. We only have a United States because self-educated Abraham Lincoln picked up the pieces left by elite New Englanders like Buchanan and the justices who decided Dred Scott.
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True, all of the top schools have a problem with either attracting or nurturing unethical clowns of blockbuster proportion.
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Harvard and Yale have 10x horrible negative character connotations compared to MIT or UChicago, and it gets worse all the time. McNamara (Vietnam), Kissinger (illegal bombing of Laos), Clinton (impeached), Bush (WMD lies), Ted Cruz and othe
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I thought Harvard was just a terrible school for uppity people? There are maybe five U.S. senators with Harvard degrees who can't pass a 7th grade climate science unit. You don't see this from MIT, Chicago, Berkeley, Northwestern.

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