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by giarc 4mo ago
Didn't they almost immediately retract that after it became clear so many of the GOP adjacent accounts were based offshore?
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by giarc 4mo ago
Here's the journal article from the authors mentioned in the article. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41762869/
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by giarc 4mo ago
I saw a headline about this the other day. I couldn't find it but did come across this article. https://www.zmescience.com/medicine/genetic/lab-grown-hair-f... No idea if ZME science is reputable at all.
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by giarc 4mo ago
I get the sentiment that this is unscrupulous, however, isn't 15 days enough time to find the right price? Or will that not really happen until first quarterly earnings report, which will not occur within that 15 day window?
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by giarc 4mo ago
Perhaps the attacker says that they email was also hacked and "this is my new email now". It sounds like this was a result of AI support and not a real person "And if you're part of the A/B tested accounts on which
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by giarc 4mo ago
It's probably a bit more nuanced then that. You have to look at the people that use Tiktok... are they generally more left or right? I don't know the answer. I would have said they are younger and therefore more left leaning, howe
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by giarc 4mo ago
Prof G Markets podcast just had an episode on this with Ray Madoff. They talk about the claim that "the top 1% of Americans pay 40% of the income tax". But Ray points out that is misleading because the 1% is basically lawyers, phy
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by giarc 4mo ago
>interesting how this never came up in the Quebec referendums It did come up. It's referenced in the Supreme Court of Canada case on secession. https://decisions.scc-csc.ca/scc-csc/scc-csc/en/item&#x2
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by giarc 4mo ago
She may just be happy that MHCare is out of the news. However, I'm not sure if this is any better.
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by giarc 4mo ago
It's a very complicated situation in Alberta. There were basically two competing petitions. A "Forever Canada" petition which supported Alberta staying in Canada, however it was built to force the provincial government to hol
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by giarc 4mo ago
MLMs were forced to do this but it doesn't seem to change their recruitment ability.
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by giarc 4mo ago
Can you power off and leave in neutral?
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by giarc 4mo ago
Not OP but, half truth is here "remains in complete compliance with all requirements of its state-issued wastewater discharge permit" and yet... "Neither hexavalent chromium nor arsenic appears in Tesla’s TCEQ discharge permi
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by giarc 4mo ago
I've never heard of moms doing fecal rubs, but I've heard of many that do vaginal "transplants". I work in a hospital and we get questions quite a bit, moms will often take moist, sterile gauze and conduct the transplant
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by giarc 4mo ago
That's a fairly invasive way of doing it. It can be given through pills now. https://www.lhscri.ca/news/innovative-poop-pills-show-promis...
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by giarc 5mo ago
>90% of the power of Excel was that it was functionally a database that a normal person could actually use. I really thought Airtable would take off because it was even more of a "database that a normal person could actually use&quo
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by giarc 5mo ago
Magic Pointer requires the user to be 18+... "1. Check responses. Internet connection required. 18+."
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by giarc 5mo ago
I think the idea is to distract from the Epstein Files. Or maybe it's the Iran "excursion". Or the gerrymandering...
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by giarc 5mo ago
But that's all based on societal norms. It's kind of understood (whether it's right or not) to leave popcorn etc under your seat at a theatre or a stadium. At Burning Man, it's obviously not acceptable.
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by giarc 5mo ago
Oh I agree - the most likely scenario is someone within the inner circle trading on this insider info but my comment was more of a devil's advocate comment. If you are NK and you have hacked some Trump adjacent staffers phone, and you
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by giarc 5mo ago
What if it's not insider trading and in fact the Trump inner circle has been compromised and foreign actors are trading on the news? You might think they wouldn't want to expose themselves just to make some money on oil futures, b
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by giarc 5mo ago
Yes, Elections Alberta provided the list to the Republican Party of Alberta. Whenever they do this, they salt the list with fake names so that if it gets leaked, they can then determine which copy was leaked. That's how we know this re
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by giarc 5mo ago
It is, but that's not the route they took. Another registered party (the Republican Party of Alberta) received the information legally, then shared it all with this group (likely illegally or at least against some rules). There's
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by giarc 5mo ago
The competition would have been at the luxury end. Apple would have been competing with Mercedes, BMW and Cadillac, not with Hyundai and Kia.
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by giarc 5mo ago
The US federal workforce is ~2.2 million people. Banning them all from trading on prediction markets isn't the right move. A cafeteria worker in some suburban admin office likely has no inside information they are going to trade on. Me
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by giarc 5mo ago
I'd be willing to bet it will be "Word of the Year" for 2026. Merriam-Webster had 'slop' for 2025, and 'polarization' for 2024. Is there a prediction market for this?
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by giarc 5mo ago
Always a bridesmaid, never a bride!
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by giarc 5mo ago
I read that as well... how could it be his first marathon? Or is it his first "big" marathon?
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by giarc 5mo ago
Maybe even placebo effect?
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by giarc 5mo ago
You might be joking, but he might just be that simple. Today he seemed to conflate capital punishment with crimes committed in a capital city.

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