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harambae
4y ago
This is how I view it as well. And there'd be a analogous method for getting medical costs lower in America by increasing competition (within reason, I understand why no one wants to go back to the days of snake oil remedies in an unre
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harambae
4y ago
> $100k watches are enough to start a new life on, in some random part of South America, Africa, or Asia Not trying to derail your overall point, but are $100k watches ever actually fungible to this extent? I figured it was just conspicu
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Ferrari subdomain hijacked to push fake Ferrari NFT collection
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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4y ago
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harambae
4y ago
But those stimulus checks was a tiny part of the overall stimulus, which included PPP "loans" (that are widely forgiven)
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harambae
4y ago
The average price over the previous month (with Meta at least)
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harambae
4y ago
Because college students yolo-ing on Gamestop options isn't especially productive for society. But, as I said, my bigger issue is the massive PPP fraud. And my issue with massive fraud on the scale of hundreds of billions of dollars is
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harambae
4y ago
GME is in a league of its own, now having a cult-like following around the prospect of a "Mother of all short squeezes" (MOASS) at some indeterminate point in the future. (I'm avoiding using excessively loaded terminology lik
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harambae
4y ago
> Could you please elaborate? College students who weren't planning to have any income anyway before Covid hit. And that's at least still a relatively "legitimate" payout compared to the screw-ups like sending money
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Living in a Stranger's Abandoned House Might Be Your Best Rental Option
(vice.com)
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4y ago
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harambae
4y ago
Someone is going to have to define, a little more explicitly, what a mail-order bride is, since the actual catalogues which inspired this term haven't existed in 2 decades. Meeting any partner who isn't currently a US Citizen if y
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Drop $290K on This Prefab Home and Go Off-Grid in Under Two Weeks
(autoevolution.com)
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4y ago
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The Extraordinary Wealth Created by the Pandemic Housing Market
(nytimes.com)
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5y ago
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Car Prices Expected to Remain Elevated in 2022, Prolonging Buyer Pain
(wsj.com)
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5y ago
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The odds of a home price decline hitting your local housing market in one chart
(fortune.com)
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5y ago
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harambae
5y ago
The relevant German proverb here is "Bäume wachsen nicht in den Himmel" "Trees don't grow to the sky" The question for many of us is how long you want to wait for the inevitable correction, because it could, worst c
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harambae
5y ago
Are you comparing a jet to propeller aircraft? I'd imagine the jet flies higher, smoother and quieter, although I'm not rich enough to own one so I haven't looked into it too much.
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harambae
5y ago
So with camera only how do you determine if a paper bag on the highway is empty or full of metal objects?
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harambae
5y ago
Housing prices are up in counties in West Virginia where the population is down since the pandemic and still continuing down. Land prices are up in the absolute middle of nowhere Ocotillo Wells desert where it's unimaginably hot much o
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harambae
5y ago
One thing I didn't see him explicitly mention, but if you can get your hands on blanks you can replicate any key bitting (even Medeco biaxial and angled) with a file and enough dedication (with the exception of moving/magnetic
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harambae
5y ago
> because a lot of people have finally realized you do not need to be "near" work Ok, but then why are all the house, condo and apartment prices universally up in the HCOL cities as well? It's not just you, I see this arg
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harambae
5y ago
The prevailing opinion on HN seems to be that it can't be solved. Of course, less than a week ago the prevailing opinion on HN was that Elon wasn't serious about buying Twitter, and didn't have the money, and it was all fake
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Young people are lonelier than ever
(vice.com)
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harambae
5y ago
What are some? (Not doubting, just curious) In Russia and some other countries there are cheaper competitors. In Phuket (circa 5 years ago) there were way worse replacements. Thailand had managed to keep Uber out of the tourist areas for ma
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harambae
5y ago
> 2) R&D into crazy moonshot ideas Self-driving cars is not such a moonshot at this point, and indeed may be the only way they reach profitability (still a while off, though, and Lidars need to come down in price)
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harambae
5y ago
Exactly, and when you're an American and you're in a cab in America that's the best case scenario -- you can probably avoid paying it with enough effort. When this happened to me in Vietnam is was a pretty ugly situation. I&#
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harambae
5y ago
> VC or Onlyfans? Well for men that's usually an easier decision
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harambae
5y ago
> There's no incentive to increase interest rates At some point the market decides this, if inflation persists. BND (NASDAQ) is already down over 9% YTD and that's supposed to be the safe half of split stock/bond investing
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harambae
5y ago
> and it’s likely that prices will return to previous levels at some point Wow, that's great news for Velodyne Lidar -- currently trading around $2 and was $28 less than 2 years ago. (Why bother with paltry 2x return on Twitter when
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3D printing could turn an Eastern Oregon town into a high-tech housing hub
(opb.org)
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5y ago
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The economic shock hitting the housing market is starting to do some damage
(fortune.com)
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harambae
5y ago
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