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heimatau
6y ago
> I am not convinced that design software specifically actually empowers engineers to be any faster at designing new and novel engineering I don't adhere to a luddite attitude. It's my opinion Autodesk's tools are deeply l
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heimatau
6y ago
Wow. Crazy. Google is starting to leverage their position. They now selling 12.8x this buy in corporate bonds. I think this is the beginning of many plays by Google/Alphabet. [1] - https://twitter.com/zerohedge/sta
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6y ago
As an emerging EE, I fully agree. I honestly believe it could be done with solid quality. Early today I saw this very old video of Elon at SpaceX with their design software [1]. It's amazing to me that this video was six years ago. R
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6y ago
The article mentions that it was banned [1] and links to this [2]. [1] - "...The Polyester Prince, a book with enough entertaining anecdotes about Ambani’s business career that he got it banned after publication." [2] - https:&#x
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heimatau
6y ago
Sounds like she is constantly violating your boundaries. Based on the abusive behavior of the past, it seems like you're also enabling the bad behavior. When dealing with adults, put clear boundaries in place (don't come to my hou
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6y ago
>> 1% of sales It's 0.57% of sales [1]. I tried to find out how much in returns they deal with but...I suspect that returns is a higher number or at minimum comparable. [1] - https://www.supermarketnews.com/retail
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6y ago
Btw, this 'report' isn't new. It's almost a year old based on 2 years old data. The pandemic has changed some things.
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6y ago
That's less than 1% of Walmart's total sales. It's not a major loss for them. Especially when Amazon is offering many products at a much cheaper price-point. I don't support either major retailer, I'm just providi
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6y ago
This video has edited the children's mouths and the teachers. This is an intentional edit when they speak. It's really trippy to watch. Because it's fairly good in some instances but...also terrifying.
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6y ago
Not only that most US Military ships are powered by it.
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6y ago
Libraries are mostly funded by cities/states (harder to defund). Same goes for public schools. But...make no mistake, there is a power struggle going on. It can be seen with the reduction to these functions to expand the police departm
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6y ago
I appreciate this suggestion. It can act a journal, as you mentioned but...it's a linear overview of the things churning in your mind. And something great can come out of it but regardless, it helps you in more than one way. I apprecia
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6y ago
I've felt this way from the get go. Albeit, I'm not a single family (we have two parents) but...I'm an advocate for homeschooling. I have been for about a decade now. I've noticed a lot of different parenting styles grow
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6y ago
I actually highly doubt this is true. Collusion doesn't seem likely, especially with jail time very probable. Some of the scuttlebutt says that these guys are tied to multiple crypto hacks. But my personal opinion is that this is just
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6y ago
I'm very grateful for the rollbacks. I was against Newsome but how he's handled this pandemic is better than both Dems/Repubs. I understand he felt he was too 'heavy-handed' in the beginning but it was the correct
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6y ago
Hmm. I didn't know this and it's a very helpful to me. This means that a private entity could create a mild solution and solve this overnight. Especially since there are multiple organisms eating plastics currently and researchers
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heimatau
6y ago
Why are looking an only YC? Find some other investor because you're already doing what very few companies are already doing.
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6y ago
The craziest thing with this is that this is even a discussion. US citizens should have a 'right to privacy'. But that's been stripped away due to post-9/11 reforms, among others.
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6y ago
I was disappointed in the last few seasons but they were still very good. I've thought about multiple storylines from time to time. Lovely sci-fi TV.
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6y ago
>> ... The Fed hasn't bought a single share of stock. This is not aging well. https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/primary-and-secondary-mar...
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6y ago
> Wouldn't the mega-wealthy be the ones who'd be least likely to need to sell anyway? Versus people with investments that they want to liquidate for a buffer after losing a job, or retirement? Yes but...they want profit. They w
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6y ago
> ... The Fed hasn't bought a single share of stock. 1. This is actually currently being debated within the Fed. 2. I didn't say the Fed is buying stocks. They are buying the stable assets that the mega-wealthy have in their po
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6y ago
This is not true. The mega-wealthy aren't needing to sell their assets because the Fed is doing unlimited QE. Since the mega-wealthy own most stocks, they don't need the liquidity when their "stable" investments are back
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6y ago
> I eventually tracked every single package we had ever shipped and presented evidence of this fraud to them. They offered to pay us 30 cents on the dollar if we signed a waiver forgiving the rest. Did you get your full dollar? I don
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6y ago
This is a stellar summary of Trump's skills.
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7y ago
I'm getting off the platform after this. I had a tiny final trade (wasn't able to sell due to this) and still waiting on my first amount of funds to get through KYC to go to my bank account (I sold on the previous RB downtime).
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7y ago
If you're younger than 50. I'd go. Take basic precautions but don't worry. If you're older than 50, still go but take extra precautions. And take any symptoms very seriously.
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heimatau
7y ago
This is not debunked. Not peer reviewed from what I've gathered from that article, just a lone voice. Yes, ecosystems are very complex but given that complexity, let's not smear an attempt to describe the cause and effect relation
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7y ago
This could be good for Colorado. I had to watch this video [1] for my biology class. It's interesting how the wolves changed the entire ecosystem by just changing the behavior of deer (they avoided grazing near the river because that&#
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7y ago
I come to HN for the comments. You don't disappoint. I'm glad we have multiple people whom thinking critically enough about a publication to demystify it. Nate says it's simply primal. Eldritch talked about the cognitive bias
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