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by giarc 3y ago
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=JFK-HND Here's the route. Once you pass Southern Ontario, there's basically no populated areas along the route.
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by giarc 3y ago
My comment was about the fact that if you are taking off from a land locked city, you have to wait till you are over the ocean before going supersonic. So there is more time just travelling at regular speed. With New York, Toyko, London etc
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by giarc 3y ago
That route works as they can get out over the ocean very quickly. Getting out of Paris, Berlin, Riyadh, New Delhi and other land locked major cities would be slower.
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by giarc 3y ago
I would play around with your home page a bit. The first two images are basically the same. It's not until your 3rd image where the use case is demonstrated (and not very well). I think you should show a quiz as a popup on a demo e-com
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by giarc 3y ago
Seems like it's back up now.
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by giarc 3y ago
Lead magnet is a pretty common term for those in marketing/ecommerce.
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by giarc 3y ago
Sorry but isn't 'UK' and 'solar installation' an odd couple? My perception, based upon 40 years of western media consumption is that it's hardly sunny in the UK. I'm ready to be corrected though :)
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by giarc 3y ago
Sure I'll give you that. However I then followed with population level data from two of the large Canadian provinces representing nearly 20 million people.
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by giarc 3y ago
It's not really a competition at putting out wildfires, moreso detecting and tracking them. There are 3 separate prizes, so to speak. $5M Autonomous Wildfire Response Track $5M Space-Based Wildfire Detection and Intelligence Track $1M
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by giarc 3y ago
>you can't take those numbers at face value because how many people who need MRI aren't prescribed one to begin with. Citation needed (that isn't your n=1 story). If someone's problem was bad enough, they'd book
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by giarc 3y ago
Well yes of course, why or how would you include those people? I'm just here defending the publicly funded Canadian health care system. When people go online and make false claims, it devalues the system we have. Is it perfect? Definit
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by giarc 3y ago
I suspect the number will go higher since right now you are limited to 25 queries every 3 hours. They will definitely introduce higher tiers which removes or expands that limit.
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by giarc 3y ago
>I would like to see the source for your data since clearly in my case I literally provided the links to the government sources.
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by giarc 3y ago
Next time just come on up to Canada for your scan!
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by giarc 3y ago
http://waittimes.alberta.ca/CategorySummary.jsp?rcatID=18&le... In Alberta, where I live, median wait time for an MRI is 9 weeks. 22% are completed in less than 3 weeks. 14% are done in 4-6 months. As for Ontario, you c
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by giarc 3y ago
All appointments are triaged. Some people get them 2 minutes after seeing a doctor, some people wait 6 months. It all depends on need. Source - work in a hospital, have an MRI scheduled next week. Sure it would be nice that everyone gets an
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by giarc 3y ago
6 months is hyperbole. My coworker fell in Costa Rica, hurt her knee and came back and had an MRI the same week. I saw my doctor in mid-March and she ordered an MRI on my neck, it's scheduled for next week. Do some people wait 6 months
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by giarc 3y ago
I thought it was all AI generated.....
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by giarc 4y ago
Didn't the US have control of NordStream 2 simply by sanctions placed on insurance companies? I recall reading that no insurance company would insure the pipeline since it would go against US sanctions and additionally no company could
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by giarc 4y ago
Your gas stove isn't a heating appliance and therefore is probably exempt. "In a vote held late Wednesday, the board of directors of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) adopted rules that will require new water h
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by giarc 4y ago
Unfortunately this is a 'vote with your feet' situation. If you don't like who is managing your 401k, then work for another company (which is drastic, I know). The other option is to simply write to your plans administrator.
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by giarc 4y ago
Sure, but where I live the minimum wage is $15/hr (and many pay more than that to attract workers).
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by giarc 4y ago
At quick stop restaurants, I always feel guilty hitting the $0 tip option and I feel like I might get worse service because of it. I wonder if they should implement something similar to Tim Horton's charity camp set up. They have tap d
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by giarc 4y ago
Famous last words?
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by giarc 4y ago
I don't disagree that a trillion dollar company should be able to prevent this, but to be facetious, do they want to? To your suggestions... 1- who is going to phone that number? They have millions if not billions of advertisers. Also,
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by giarc 4y ago
The problem is real but this guys response is a bit over the top. In one tweet [1] he claims Google should know which one is the real restaurant. Does he think there is a person at Google reviewing all search results? Does he not understand
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by giarc 4y ago
Ginseng needs shade(1), farmers should install solar over ginseng crops. However, I suspect they need to drive equipment through at times. I wonder if there are solar installations where the panel can go perpendicular to the ground to allow
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by giarc 4y ago
"making it more widely available to the public in the coming weeks."
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by giarc 4y ago
They tend to cut corners when they can. Some current models are catching fire and I believe the suspected source is they put smaller gauge wires on the trailer harness and this is resulting in fires. It's not just "the vinyl on th
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by giarc 4y ago
Remember during the crypto boom and companies stock would pop on PR that they were accepting crypto payments. There were even companies that were wrongly attributed to having moved into the crypto space and still got the pop. I wonder if Ch

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