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by hattmall 2y ago
Not really. It's worth it and very effective for business with significant liability risks. The corporate structure of a basic gym will have like 6 entities if it's done properly.
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by hattmall 2y ago
This wasn't so much theater. Even with all that we still had shootings, just mainly in the parking lot. This was well before Columbine and after every one joked how it wouldn't have happened here because too many students would h
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by hattmall 2y ago
This doesn't really detail any money laundering scheme. This is just how to access scammed money. Simply cashing out a large deposit of tether isn't laundering money. You still need a legitimate way to explain how you earned the
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by hattmall 2y ago
Can you expound on "better placebos" are you speaking in the context of acupuncture exclusively?
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by hattmall 2y ago
I'm happy that died around me. QR code menus suck.
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by hattmall 2y ago
Wow, that's funny I've heard a few of my friends lately talk about Plex servers and stuff. I'm just like, uhm Plex was like 10 yrs ago! But would be interesting to see how Plexs numbers have grown lately.
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by hattmall 2y ago
My high school was Ft. Knox, armed guards, metal detectors, ID must be worn and visible at all times. No backpacks, waist band exposed. Class doors automatically lock when the bell rang, anyone in the hall would be escorted out. No hall pas
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by hattmall 2y ago
The defense to this is multiple LLCs and licensing schemes. Just like the troll, don't hold any assets in the vulnerable LLC. If Walmart sells a bootleg shirt the IP holder can't sue the company that cleans the parking lot.
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by hattmall 2y ago
Why tho?
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by hattmall 2y ago
Because you want to move ahead of the 5.05 seller and be sure your shares can sell for $4.90. If the $5.05 seller is trying to sell 5 million, but it's taking a long time. They might drop down to $4.85 or something. It's all game
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by hattmall 2y ago
>If the clearing price is $5 and someone puts in a huge sell order for $5.05 there is no reason for the clearing price to drop. Except that the market is all game theory. If someone who bought a million shares with an ideal exit of $5.10
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by hattmall 2y ago
Yes, but if she HAD a VISA she would have been allowed to return to Mexico. She entered Mexico with a Temporary Tourist Card for entry from Canada to exit through the US with specified dates or less than 72 hours. That card became invalid w
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by hattmall 2y ago
Stop asking generative AI for "Information" and ask it to generate ideas. I guess there needs to be a basic disclaimer and and 1 line tutorial before every query.
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by hattmall 2y ago
I like https://www.phpliteadmin.org/ For sqlite
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by hattmall 2y ago
>But how? By making it more profitable to cure instead of treat. The only real way to do that though is to severely disincentive rent-seeking activities. IMO that should be the primary function of the government. Instead we have a govern
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by hattmall 2y ago
Lifeguards are for emergencies to help people that can swim. People that don't know how to swim shouldn't be relying on lifeguards. In fact the appropriate response here wouldn't be to provide lifeguards but to open a swimmin
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by hattmall 2y ago
Yes, the agent saying "We have to send you back to Canada" is because she wasn't allowed in Mexico. By default her tourist card would have only covered entry from from Canada. The first CBP agent almost certainly attempted to
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by hattmall 2y ago
It's not disputed. https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/17/us/brown-university-doctor-de...
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by hattmall 2y ago
>If they had simply booted her back across the border They can't. And this is entirely her fault for trying to enter through Mexico. Telling them she will return to Canada isn't helpful because what are they supposed to do? Tel
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by hattmall 2y ago
You are disadvantaged as an outsider because you don't know who is buying or selling and how much they are trading. You don't know the demand levels at various price points. If, for example, you want to buy Stock A which is curre
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by hattmall 2y ago
Ok, but why can't they do it without that? Why are billions being spent on providing supplies to countries instead of developing their domestic industries? In fact doesn't providing them with supplies make it impossible for their
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by hattmall 2y ago
The more interesting dynamic with Nvidia though is that most of its revenue is actually fueled by bubbles as well. Teslas earnings are much more grounded and natural.
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by hattmall 2y ago
Valuations aren't attached to reality. Look at Crypto, NFTs, Quantum computing etc. You can have a completely non-viable money pit but if it hits the right hype cycle mix you can make huge exponential gains. It's just about what o
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by hattmall 2y ago
How woefully behind is American Healthcare, Education and retirement exactly though?
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by hattmall 2y ago
Sure and people thought taxi medallions were one of the strongest appreciating asset classes. I'm certain they will try but market inefficiencies typically only last if they are the most profitable scenario. Private equity is already b
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by hattmall 2y ago
At a high level yes, but there are multiple levels of teams below that. There are many cases where senior engineers spend all their time reviewing plans from outsourced engineers.
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by hattmall 2y ago
Consumers will tend to do what they are told and the manufacturers will lobby the government to create liability protections for consumers. Insurance companies will weight against human drivers and underwrite accordingly.
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by hattmall 2y ago
If there is profit in taking that risk someone will do it. Corporations don't think in terms of the real outcome of problems, they think in terms of cost to litigate or underwrite.
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by hattmall 2y ago
I don't think I would use it if I were paying the real costs, and not a ~90% VC funded mark down.
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by hattmall 2y ago
It's not simple at all, that's a huge reduction to the underlying premise. The complexity is the reason that AI is a threat. That complexity revolves around a tremendous amount of data and how that data interacts. The very nature

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