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isthispermanent
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Just want to be clear that the site has no affiliation with Ark Invest. It is a third-party.
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isthispermanent
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It's going to be an interesting decade. ARKG is probably the least understood of them all.
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isthispermanent
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Sure thing!
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isthispermanent
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The data is updated every day. They are actively managed so they'll send trade data via email if you request it.
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Show HN: I built a comprehensive Ark ETF tracker
(cathiesark.com)
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isthispermanent
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ah yes, a lovely typo. thanks for pointing it out. fix deployed
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https://www.npmjs.com/package/@twig-tools/logs hmmm, does it not show up at that link? i just checked and it is listed as public
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isthispermanent
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I’ve been developing a lot of serverless over the last 18 months. And oh boy, the logging tools for cloud based infrastructure are either a) to heavy or b) painfully tedious to dig through when all I want is to read console.logs. So over ti
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Show HN: Twig.im – simple console.logs for cloud development
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It’s failing for huge swaths of the population that live in bad geographies. You’d be shocked at the disparity between one public school and the next. You’d be even more shocked by the percentage of people who can’t do percentages. Now some
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The healthcare industry is a mix of players of all sizes. There are pros and cons to what we have. We do have the absolute cutting edge treatments in the world here. However it does seem like what some have access to is paid for by those w
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I take that as a possibility, but not a given. And even if it is a given there’s nothing to say a better, more efficient system couldn’t be employed. For example, current day drones would excel at rural mail delivery. Bread and butter busin
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isthispermanent
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I don’t think wealth should ever be a barrier to entry for anything. The idea of privatization and inclusion are not mutually exclusive.
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> USPS would have an easier time hiring the right people if they weren't hamstrung by billionaires weakening their foundations True. Intentional dismantling of an organization that can’t protect itself seems slightly out of bounds.
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What would be your idea to ensure scaled, cost-effective production of the ideas that come from these institutions? And we can’t consider an idea validated until it is brought to market.
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I would disagree. Billionaires and mega companies are able to pioneer and validate ideas that smaller companies may not be able to due to financial or operational restraints. But once an idea is validated smaller competitors come in and sta
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The idea that it’s purely narcissistic is without merit. Privatization is about fostering competition to ensure better products are created. Just because the USPS works as is does not mean it couldn’t be better. This is a classic “I like th
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Not infeasible no, I agree. But, if you want to know what draconian policy really is, you can look at NZ. That place is no joke. It's state-managed isolation or a quarantine facility for at least 14 days and until you test negative.
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What I'm saying is that if Sec. Clinton were in office the red states would be doing exactly what they're doing now. It wouldn't have made a lick of difference. I should have been more explicit on that. > Contrast this wi
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This is what I'm talking about. I want to preface this with: I've voted blue ticket my entire life... The numbers just do not back this claim up. NY/NJ/CT all have the absolute worst outcomes so far. NY and Gov Cuomo cou
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I don't think anyone is arguing that Sweden's outcome is better than Norway's. I'm certainly not. What I'm saying is that you can go without a lockdown and avoid the doomsday scenario that was so proffered about. Ev
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Tests per 1mm/pop: US - 140k Chile - 71k Kuwait - 106k Singapore - 172k (most definitely not a 2nd or 3rd world country. HDI 7th in the world and GDP/pc 8th in the world. Both higher than the U.S.) src: https://www.worl
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1. All sorts of problems with that Statista chart. Just for starters it doesn't take into account number of tests being performed per 1m/pp. 2. Would it be astronomical? Total speculation. That's just a hysterical statement t
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Except for your NYT article, these are all pieces from more than 2 months ago. And the NYT has been exceptionally poor at reporting on covid with an even hand. What it fails to mention is that though Sweden's economy will contract by t
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Yes. This is largely the problem. Unfortunately, I don't think it would have mattered whether it was a left or right president. The side not in office would have done the opposite. Everything is a political proxy war right now.
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Ah ok, thanks for pointing that out. I was under that assumption.
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I agree, both sides are negligent. The only place you can go for real news is first and foremost the raw data. And second, Twitter.
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In the pursuit of making sure people are fearful you would encourage using the term "ground glass" when discussing the lungs of an asymptomatic case? Because if you had ground glass in your lungs you would absolutely feel it, an
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I'm implying that common might mean not bad. That burden of proof is on the writer. The writer has failed to meet that burden regardless of which way it is, good or bad.
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If it's something that's common and "there are many things that can cause it", what exactly do I need to be worried about? Serious question, give me some context writer. For all I know GGO's are extremely common, co
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