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6y ago
I run Ubuntu 20.04 on 3700x/Gigabyte Aorus Ultra/2080ti/32gb ram/970 evo plus and so far everything is OK, although I can't seem to pair my headphones via bluetooth. Had some lock ups with vscode but that seems to h
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7y ago
But .org has a semantic monopoly on “gTLD for NGOs”. If I want to start a new non profit I want a .org, not a .com. One is not an alternative for the other.
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7y ago
> Fortunately it's also what allows you to move somewhere else where it works much better. You mean like moving from .org domain to something else? The whole point is that certain resources (like gTLD) are global in nature.
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7y ago
But the young adult has agency over outcome while the bank doesn’t. Normally the bank would take collateral to align interests.
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7y ago
Asset values can just increase. Alice who has $10 and 0 units buys 10 units from Bob who has 10 units and $0 dollars. Alice then sell back to Bob 5 units for $10 dollars. Alice now has 5 units (worth $10) and $10, Bob now has 5 units (worth
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7y ago
State worker pensions are generally product of union negotiation.
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7y ago
Yeah, that was my intent, when (while) it is suffocating competition things are ok to good, not so much after.
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7y ago
When the monopoly suffocates competitors it is usually by offering goods and services at below market price (which benefits the consumers). Edit: maybe “while” would make my intent clearer? I understand it leads to worse pricing/progre
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7y ago
OP was sarcastic.
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7y ago
Bailouts are there to create incentives for the future. In the future companies know they can save money by going to tax haven but potentially not get a bailout.
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7y ago
I work for a large healthcare org. We just had a hiring freeze and have to work hard to justify extending existing contracts with our contractors. At the same time, I am unsure how this will long term impact the org. Utilization of most ser
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7y ago
Hedge funds can benefit from PPP as well, after all, in terms of employee count they are a "small business" and they are negatively affected by COVID: https://www.pkfod.com/insights/are-hedge-fund-managers-eli
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7y ago
but they WERE going to stay open anyways. This is literally free money. They burn 2.4M/year and recently raised 10M. They could stay open even without this free money. This money is a bonus, it doesn't fully pay for the burn but i
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7y ago
TLDR: Lepton mixing was proposed as a possible source of CP violation in the 60s but experimental evidence obtained only now. They only got 3-sigma statistics which is not quite the standard 5-sigma, but more experiments are upcoming. Poten
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7y ago
But how do you fight against profiteering we saw in the beginning with Amazon resellers of PPE. They would scour stores, creating scarcity, then resell at large profit to the same people who would normally buy from the very same stores that
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7y ago
There is nothing concrete in what he said. US cities don’t even make the list of top50 most dense cities. Chinese and Japanese cities where coronavirus was contained are on the list: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news&
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7y ago
They own minority of voting shares and control minority of the board. Since Adam’s shares are still his he has the control.
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7y ago
But then that’s a physical move. Plenty of companies have their executives/leadership in a location that is different from the taxable entity. If all the headquarters and executives physically resided in Caiman islands or Ireland or ev
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7y ago
Owner and servicer are different companies. Servicer does not own the loan, they simply paid an upfront cost to have the right to collect payments from homeowners (from which they take a cut). So the owner can sell their MBS to Fed to reduc
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7y ago
More complicated is that the shorts on MBS which mortgage servicers use to hedge their exposure to non performing loans are also losing money. As Fed buys more and more MBS the loan services can no longer recoup money via their hedge, can’t
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7y ago
Can't have livelihood if you aren't alive!
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7y ago
And just as i posted this we went into hiring freeze, sorry folks!
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7y ago
Kaiser Permanente Medical Informatics | Machine Learning Engineers and Scientists (Data Science Team), Backend Engineers (Applications Team) | San Diego, CA | ONSITE after the virus subsides Medical Informatics team develops clinical decisi
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7y ago
My story does not imply that at all. Prevailing interest rates are low so investors seeking returns are willing to take increased risks, especially if the bond is still prime (so as to match their mandate). Thus the rise of BBB. At the same
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7y ago
There is a twitter thread that looked into public court documents: https://mobile.twitter.com/chick_in_kiev/status/124049711317...
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7y ago
This interesting and really shows the power of social distancing. I believe this is also why China/Korea/Taiwan/Singapore were able to overcome the disease. The virus doesn’t spread well without close contact.
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7y ago
I still don’t get your point? All I am saying companies shouldn’t debt finance buy backs. It doesn’t matter the source or target.
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7y ago
Capital market participants? Lots of people buy bonds... I am not sure where you are going
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7y ago
Mitochondria do produce a lot of free radicals. Probably energy expensive to maintain cells like that.
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7y ago
I already answered this in a sister comment. There are at least 3 candidates (Chloroquine , Remdesivir, Favipiravir ) and they are all unlikely to work.
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