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4y ago
They would never do that as it emphasizes the problem and draws more attention to it.
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4y ago
>Are there any benefits that dealerships offer today over direct sales? Competition. In a decent sized city you will get multiple dealers for the big names (Toyota, GM, Ford etc) and they will compete against each other. Because of this,
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4y ago
What I don't get about Neumanns new project is it actually solving a problem? As I understand, the problem with carbon offsets is not that you can't track them, it's that you can verify that X company actually planted a tree
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4y ago
I tell myself those people are in debt mostly for self preservation. My household income is great, but my wife drives a 2012 minivan and I drive a 2007 station wagon. I could not imagine spending $1000 or more a month on a new vehicle.
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4y ago
We are now up to ~4.5% for fixed interest mortgages and ~2.5% for variable rate mortgage. But in the depths of the pandemic, the rates went near 0.
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4y ago
I think it is important to note that the story is of 1 person that completed MAID and 2 that contemplated it. The headline perhaps implies more cases.
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4y ago
Mortgage rates of 1.x% probably didn't help.
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4y ago
You are referring to those comments in the top right of the page? If so, that isn't obvious, it looks like a demo image.
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4y ago
They other option is to not worry about those things. Start with a free product and see if people will even use that. Then worry about payment and subscriptions once you validate that people will use it.
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4y ago
When I lived in an apartment building, a guy in the next building decided he wanted to learn to play the saxophone and practiced on his balcony everyday. I hate the advice "just start playing" :)
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4y ago
My nest once asked if I wanted it to "learn" my habits and adjust accordingly. I clicked Ok thinking it would create a nice schedule. Instead it set temperatures to 14C at random times and be all over the map with when to heat the
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4y ago
"It gives me energy reports from the same month of last year." I have 2x Nests in my house and I don't know if I'm missing something, but I only get a usage history for the past week. I feel like a "smart" ther
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4y ago
I was acutely involved in similar work a while ago (I was a donor for many C diff, IBS, Crohns patients and autism patients). The science/theory may have changed, but the potential link between gut microbiome and autism for awhile was
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4y ago
https://www.openbiome.org/ A non-profit I believe, but it is a company collecting and distributing fecal material for transplants.
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4y ago
I work in a hospital and use to consult with labour and delivery units on all things infections. I received a lot of calls about moms seeding their babies themselves. They would often ask the staff for gauze which they would use to seed the
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4y ago
Interesting, I wish they would bring that to Canada. I hate seeing my recycling bin full of one time use cardboard boxes. There's a small chain of hardware stores in North America called Lee Valley (think specialty hardware and tools,
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4y ago
But which of those things has changed over the past 30-40 years? All things being equal, it seems like social media has amplified the problems. Kids were always bullied, but they could escape it when they went home or left school. Now it fo
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4y ago
I live in Canada but have family in the US. When I was there many years ago I ordered some stuff on Amazon and got the option to delay delivery to a more efficient time, and in return was offered some coupons for either future orders or the
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4y ago
The argument I heard elsewhere is that the draft was circulated a few months ago and therefore if they were against the decision, they likely would have leaked it then. However, that argument collapses when you consider that it circulated i
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4y ago
She should apply for tele medicine. I knew a few nurses that took this on during the pandemic and were making about $50-60/hr from home. I suspect there are fewer opportunities like this now, but it's worth a shot.
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I work in healthcare but not as a nurse. I'm in a somewhat obscure field that became pretty important during the pandemic (infection control). No one outside the hospital knew we existed before the pandemic. Then the pandemic hit, cons
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Because the title (at least when I am reading this) states "Payment startup"
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Twitters stock price has been flat since IPO... I think the board and shareholders have been ok with them thinking long-term seeing as how they have 0 returns.
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Honest question, why can Elon, and only Elon solve the bot problem? Software devs have been trying to solve this problem since the beginning of the internet and yet bots still fill every space on the web.
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4y ago
More like a few thousand people putting in $1000 here and there just got shown reality.
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I wonder if it couldn't "see" the jet since it has an all white underbelly and perhaps it blended into the sky or some hanger behind it.
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Imagine explaining that to a banker.... scratch that, I'm sure they've heard crazier reasons for taking out a line of credit on a house.
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4y ago
I work in a hospital in a large city (>1 million). I review admitting diagnoses on a regular basis, it's very common to see 'listerine ingestion' or 'hand sanitizer ingestion'. We have policies about where we pla
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4y ago
Many stores also won't carry it due to shoplifting concerns. I've seen many drug stores with signs posted on the door that they carry only alcohol free Listerine.
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4y ago
The last auction for Listerine royalties ended with a winning bid of $561,000 on $32,040 revenue over past 12 months... or 17.5 year pay back!
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