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91.
by et2o 5y ago
Absolutely still have to lie about hours. Still feels pretty toxic today. Hard to believe it was even worse 15 years ago.
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by et2o 5y ago
I was thinking exactly this. They get all kinds of perks at McKinsey, I just get dumped on by everyone. We don’t get retirement benefits, travel expenses, anything that is standard in corporate America and we have essentially no freedom to
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by et2o 5y ago
This would destroy an already distressed and shrinking industry. EV motorcycles are comparatively very expensive and with limited range. None of the major manufacturers outside of Harley Davidson have commercialized an electric motorcycle y
94.
by et2o 5y ago
Plumbers in NYC can make >200k
95.
by et2o 5y ago
Off in one direction or just randomly?
96.
by et2o 5y ago
I don’t have much of an opinion here except that it is silly to write “I am aware of the details” when someone gives you a helpful explanation and you are obviously not aware of the details, as you had just asked a question betraying.
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by et2o 5y ago
This is perhaps the most confusing element of it all, to me. I can hardly imagine a legitimate reason to do this. Defeats entirely the purpose of a hash.
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by et2o 5y ago
https://www.fuelly.com/car/ford/f-350_super_duty/2021?engine... Not sure about that
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by et2o 5y ago
The EPA does not even produce fuel economy estimates for vehicles as large as the F-350, but data I can find gives about 13-14 mpg in real world use, perhaps about 20 mpg on the highway in ideal circumstances. Meanwhile the 2021 Outback (wh
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by et2o 5y ago
If they are intentionally not displaying 69 to avoid a childish joke, that is dumb.
101.
by et2o 5y ago
Metastatic melanoma? I haven’t seen any data showing close to 50% survival rate, where are you looking? Just managed a young patient with metastatic melanoma and very poor prognosis.
102.
by et2o 5y ago
Totally, that’s an even better idea probably.
103.
by et2o 5y ago
Totally. We use hand pumps for angioplasty, similar idea (but much smaller and higher pressure balloon).
104.
by et2o 5y ago
This is a actually a pretty good idea. Later on the maybe can impregnate the balloon with helpful molecules… I’m struggling to think right now what would be most appropriate. Pro-thrombotic molecules might work but might also have negatives
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by et2o 5y ago
Stock buybacks aren’t capital gains, until the stock is eventually sold to trigger the capital gains event. More recently, we have seen that wealthy people just never sell the stock and take out low interest loans against it, effectively pa
106.
by et2o 5y ago
Well, this certainly transcends traditional liberal vs. conservative dogmas.
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by et2o 5y ago
This is nearly certain to be oversold. The etiology and composition of brain tumors is highly diverse; they don’t all share the same biology and the study design here (100 “CNS tumors” vs. “normal” individuals) leaves a lot to be desired. I
108.
by et2o 5y ago
This wasn’t “shady,” this was essentially a sting operation where they eventually seized 90 million dollars in cash and arrested over 100 people. Not bad. The bigger result was that it poisoned trust of banks by there kinds of criminals.
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by et2o 5y ago
Interesting to think about how PFD might be used to deliver oxygen in humans, but not sure there is a use case when we have ECMO
110.
by et2o 5y ago
I just got 10/10. This is not particularly difficult yet.
111.
by et2o 5y ago
Not that serious
112.
by et2o 5y ago
A comparable Porsche to any of the Tesla models is a lot more though. Probably 2x as much, if you compare the Taycan to the Model S.
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by et2o 5y ago
People were doing exactly that (well, mutual funds), which is why Buffet started selling BRK.B shares.
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by et2o 6y ago
Don’t get the vaccine then, because you are getting small pieces of mRNA.
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by et2o 6y ago
Encode smaller bits of the same protein? Who cares. Otherwise, the mRNAs aren’t present in high enough quantities to do significant signaling or silencing things, and it’s going in the deltoid... not really a medically interesting place. Yo
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by et2o 6y ago
I’ll take your word for it. I can think of many fulfilling things I’d rather be doing if I didn’t have to work everyday.
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by et2o 6y ago
The biggest issue with nuclear power isn’t the acute risks of radiation from meltdown, in my opinion, but more the management of the waste which will remain radioactive and highly dangerous for millennia.
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by et2o 6y ago
This is like a Murakami story
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by et2o 6y ago
It is obvious that "refuel times affect daily range." The question is whether slower "refuel" times on long trips are a net negative to ownership of an electric vehicle. Most people would say no. It’s not exactly 1:1 equ
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by et2o 6y ago
Did you read the rest of my comment? Quite an uncharitable response. I address exactly that... I still think EVs are okay for a family that does a lot of road trips. You are describing... me. I routinely make a ~12 hour drive. We take a bit

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