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by finnh 10y ago
No, because the "slightly lower annuity" will cost you only "slightly less" than one million dollars.
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by finnh 10y ago
it does a pretty good job with "sudo make me a sandwich" =) http://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=sudo+make+me+a+sandwich
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by finnh 10y ago
The British love a good queue.
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by finnh 10y ago
Just let me schedule it. Trying to "learn" the right time and amount probably won't work well with such small datasets, and has a high risk of annoying your customers. At most, send me a reminder email asking if I want to re
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by finnh 10y ago
With the 4-6 (+) shelf life you mention elsewhere on-thread, could you setup a seasonal subscription? "Camping time! Send me x ounces every: May [x] June [] July []"
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by finnh 10y ago
The ice or earth still provides the same function vis-a-vis whatever part of the vehicle is touching it; it's that contact that allows for the force differential between the air & the medium to be exploited.
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by finnh 10y ago
You might want to dive into the physics of "sailing downwind faster than the wind"[0], then =) [0] uh, just google it really
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by finnh 10y ago
Really? Now I'm wishing I hadn't given away our unused pressure cooker in our most recent housing move.
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by finnh 10y ago
Yes. There is no tip on top of fixed-service-fee restaurants in Seattle.
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by finnh 10y ago
That's not a sophisticated passsord scheme, then. Just complicated :)
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by finnh 10y ago
OP is talking about leverage against the government should they decide to lower the BI level.
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by finnh 10y ago
> Medicare is required to cover a number of classes of drugs. they can't say "no, we're not paying for it." > As a result, Medicare has no negotiating power. Unless you can walk away from the table, why would drug
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by finnh 10y ago
Excellent Planet Money podcast on the same topic: http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/04/25/306862378/episo... Basically, the history of light makes for a nice capsule summary of the entire
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by finnh 10y ago
She directed the movie, and provided the painting that was used for the "other half" of the style transfer - so was critical to creating both inputs and guiding the final result. That alone is more involvement than some PhD adviso
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by finnh 10y ago
Yes, but ROFR doesn't necessarily hurt you - it just slows down the deal. Also, the VCs who do this also structure the deal in certain ways to make the ROFR price unclear and therefore negotiable. But, you're right, some start-up
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by finnh 10y ago
There's a growing secondary market for illiquid shares of private companies; I would look into that before letting the options lapse. There a few market-making websites as well as VCs that specialize in this. You need to be pretty sav
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by finnh 10y ago
1) Our government broke the law left & right. 2) Our government has outlawed leaks. In the context of (1) the law (2) is unjust, and thus punishment is unjust.
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by finnh 10y ago
I'm with you. I use Araxis Merge. Stupid expensive, but considering I diff dozens of times a day ... worth every penny.
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by finnh 10y ago
The "transfer to Lightsail" step (from another AWS resource) is free, as long as you use the private IP.
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by finnh 10y ago
I dunno - waterproof bulldozer manufacturers should do pretty well.
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by finnh 10y ago
Yup. The markets can be irrational longer than you can be solvent. But there must be some arbitrage with derivatives or something, right? =)
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by finnh 10y ago
I think it's time to do some research and figure out the appropriate short.
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by finnh 10y ago
Deleterious or dangerous? (ie, does it hurt the supercap, or the thing shorting the supercap)? "When first I appear, I seem deleterious / But when explained, I'm nothing serious"
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by finnh 10y ago
I hope you two know each other IRL. If not, maybe you should - you both have a good sense of grammar. And humor. Made me laugh, at least...
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by finnh 10y ago
Do you mean when Chief Justice Roberts read it incorrectly, and then Obama decided to graciously _follow his incorrect lead_ instead of saying something different? https://lmgtfy.com/?q=roberts+obama+oath
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by finnh 10y ago
Well, the brother wrote an online quiz that gave out bogus medical advice.
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by finnh 10y ago
How many questions does it take before you are banned?
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by finnh 10y ago
I'm not sure I get this argument. Of course artists would rather be paid for product than time, and of course they want the aberration to continue. The world of tech would be pretty different if the "aberration" of stock opt
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by finnh 10y ago
Per that AWS page, you might want to add an asterisk that you lose read-after-write if you make a GET or HEAD to the keyname before your first PUT. So checking if the object exists will punk you down to eventual consistency.

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