et2o

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by et2o 5y ago
In Q3 2021 they had profits of about 8 billion... This is not a big deal and it's unlikely they'd lose everything. Certainly poses little to no systemic risk.
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by et2o 5y ago
This article is nutty
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by et2o 5y ago
Sixt
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by et2o 5y ago
You could actually offer discounts and still come out ahead, likely far ahead as you’d be both guaranteeing a car and offering a cheaper car. Win-win, you just lose the terrible customers acting unethically.
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by et2o 5y ago
They actually are going the other way and offering discounts for prepayment since it ensures they will have a customer. The math it pretty easy: if the discount % is < than the no show percentage on regular reservations they’re making mo
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by et2o 5y ago
Paying ahead of time is often an option now. I just did it.
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by et2o 5y ago
I’ve never had it take longer than 5 minutes for them at the computer… when and where has it taken them 3 minutes?
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by et2o 5y ago
ICD10 codes are all based on real Things that have happened
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by et2o 5y ago
Could you post your study proposal and the IRB response? This does not seem realistic.
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by et2o 5y ago
You are the first person in this thread to concisely state the major ethical failings. These 4 things are universally required in human subjects research (or IRB-exempt HSR) and it's black-and-white unethical to omit them.
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by et2o 5y ago
New Zealand is lower than almost all other western countries and is about 1/10th of the US
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by et2o 5y ago
You’ve replaced your trackpad cable 6-12 times? That’s is incredibly uncommon. I never had any problem with mine.
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by et2o 5y ago
At some ports already after they are offloaded they are transported around the yard on programmed platforms. The platforms deliver them to waiting trucks. It’s not “autonomous” but I think it’s functionally close. And probably better to hav
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by et2o 5y ago
Much funnier now that it's been explained to me. I certainly lack even human intelligence at some moments.
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by et2o 5y ago
I don’t find this April Fool’s joke (2017) very funny. What are they parodying exactly?
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by et2o 5y ago
You have a cartoonish view of reality.
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by et2o 5y ago
Seems like Apple should be easily able to identify the original owner of the AirTag. Do they do this if the police request this [or substitute whatever lawful mechanism]? I assume this kind of tracking activity is criminal but am not sure.
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by et2o 5y ago
You can’t figure out why he’d personally rather be a billionaire and not be liked by everyone vs. not have any money? Which would you prefer? The people who are so negative about this are completely unrealistic. UCSB is putting students in
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by et2o 5y ago
Researchers in pharma are working extremely hard and almost always in good faith. I know this is probably tongue-in-cheek but it's not true.
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by et2o 5y ago
This is such a cool story. What a man. I wonder what his patients remember of him.
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by et2o 5y ago
Amazing find. Just curious-why would anyone buy this today? For retro-computing/nostalgia??
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What's this thing? Metal sphere with a cut out [solved](old.reddit.com)
2 points by et2o 5y ago|1 comments
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by et2o 5y ago
It scales fine for me on 4K. Do you have the most recent Mac OS?
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by et2o 5y ago
Thank you for this link! It's worth noting that an $85,000 house back then would be much more extravagent than an $85,000 house today as housing inflation has exceeded official inflation rates. Probably more like a 3-400,000 house if I
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by et2o 5y ago
Methylene blue has a fascinating history in medicine. It was already well known as a treatment for methemoglobinemia however. It's a ready electron acceptor. It's used for a few other conditions today, without a lot of evidence.
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by et2o 5y ago
Chromic guy sutures are still used everyday in hospitals across the country in certain surgeries. They dissolve very rapidly.
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by et2o 5y ago
Young tech employees with valuable transferable skills vs. typical food bank user (not meant as a slight!) are different populations most likely.
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by et2o 5y ago
This is a great point. I would have loved to buy an EV (or trade in my current gas vehicle which I don’t use all that much for an EV), but the logistical annoyances of charging it in a busy city appear to be substantial.
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by et2o 5y ago
A snorkel is for air intake for combustion. Not required in an EV.
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by et2o 5y ago
It seems obvious now but even 2-3 years ago I don’t think it was so obvious. Aside from Tesla, other auto manufacturers have just been dithering around.

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