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by et2o 7y ago
What’s the volume of salt? Not sure if I’d rather have a fly buzzing around or salt all over my house
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by et2o 7y ago
I wish you would just let us download it instead of getting added to some early access list. I'm probably going to forget about this by the time you let me download it...
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by et2o 7y ago
that is not how 99.99% of embezzlement works. No one in finance is using 0-days (or whatever) against their own companies. It would be much more "routine" types of practices, which might be noticed given minimal oversight.
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by et2o 7y ago
This is a really cool idea. Could you perhaps post a minimal example?
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by et2o 7y ago
I think it likely should not be GRAS. It’s not a typical food additive or ingredient, it’s a psychoactive drug which rarely can cause side effects. I think FDA regulation is appropriate.
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by et2o 7y ago
Looks like it here. Monero is much harder to purchase in US
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by et2o 7y ago
These are not very meaningful concessions. They will just appoint an advisory committee of their friends, who will then rubber-stamp anything that gets put to them. They can’t even veto price increases, and the 10% annual increase cap (whic
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by et2o 7y ago
It’s not phone only. I use it all the time with my phone in a different room.
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by et2o 7y ago
Related discussion here in WaPo article that broke some of this story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22297963
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by et2o 7y ago
Source for Kushner phone call claim?
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by et2o 7y ago
Don’t understand the gun paragraph
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by et2o 7y ago
This is a good start. However when trying to build phylogenies and understand evolutionary relationshios there are many next steps beyond sequence identity.
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by et2o 7y ago
Definitely some truth to this buf, also a bit different for highly specialized software which people are using to do the same things consistently. Almost like looking at an airplane cockpit and thinking it's too complicated.
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by et2o 7y ago
It's a software bug that affects 7 runways worldwide due to a combination of heading and lat/long.
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by et2o 7y ago
The scientific claims of this preprint are almost certainly false. https://theprepared.com/blog/no-the-2019-ncov-genome-doesnt-...
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by et2o 7y ago
This is interesting. Do you have any particular notable examples?
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by et2o 7y ago
The people who buy the planes were the people pushing for this in the first place
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by et2o 7y ago
This is just a standard academic publication. It’s also from 2016. I’m not really following this train of thought. They report isolating a novel coronavirus from the bat population in that province in China. It’s not clear to me that this i
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by et2o 7y ago
Toyota Touts Chemical that’s Faster than Automobile
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by et2o 7y ago
That’s a lot of work and not equivalent
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by et2o 7y ago
They're used to listen to different things. The diaphragm is in my experience much more important. TBH I never even use the bell. Some pediatricians like it for infants because it is physically smaller (but they put a smaller diaphragm
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by et2o 7y ago
Agree. This is a prime example of a blowhard programmer making a bunch of naive and half-true accusations. I see things like this in healthcare constantly.
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by et2o 7y ago
Visa is extremely unlikely to be disrupted. Their Network links almost every bank in the world. It would take decades for a competitor to sign up all the random banks out there. Furthermore the intermediate steps are not really that lucrati
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by et2o 7y ago
Can you recommend an unbiased site then
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by et2o 7y ago
They have called these things scooters for over twenty years at this point.
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by et2o 7y ago
Is this smell or industrial pollution not measured in the Air Quality Index? This is not at all scientific, but I just looked at AQI for Pittsburgh, Palo Alto, and NYC: * PGH: 34 * Palo Alto: 32 * NY region: 50 List of City rankings from Am
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by et2o 7y ago
It seems like a status or marketing play
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by et2o 7y ago
This is just “not even wrong.” Yes, if you used a no fee broker to buy and sell (everyday...) the constituent 500-5000 stocks typically in a large index fund you could avoid the very low management fee. In practice, that’s ridiculous. The m
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by et2o 7y ago
Yes, of course ETFs take a cut. They are not run by non-profits. They are still a reasonable baseline and standard marker for the broader market, given their typically quite small management fees. More importantly are you suggestinging indi
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by et2o 7y ago
I was not commenting about myself. Simply correcting your mistakes. You are not a very sophisticated retail investor and it’s wrong for you to opine to others like this in the face of substantial evidence.

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