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by jdhn 6y ago
Honestly, it's probably cooler there in the summer than Austin due to the elevation. It also gets legitimately cold in Reno with snow that will stick around longer than a day.
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The problem with Miami's flooding isn't that the sea is washing over it, it's coming from underneath it due to the porous limestone. Short of raising all the buildings and roads, how do you solve that?
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I've always been surprised that Reno isn't mentioned as a place for Silicon Valley to go to. It's only a 4 hour drive/1 hour flight to SF, near Tahoe, no income tax, and drastically lower property taxes than Texas. Coupl
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Why would you go to Wyoming, and not Nevada?
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I like how they call out that it has 20% of the capacity of a lithium ion battery of the same mass. I'd rather be realistic about technological advances, and then be pleasently surprised when it shows up in consumer products rather tha
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Frankly, if this did come from a lab in China, I doubt there would be any repercussions. What would happen, additional tariffs on Chinese products, or sanctions against certain CCP officials? I believe the latter is more likely than the for
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by jdhn 6y ago
Is it possible that the virus got there due to it floating around in the air, and not because it originated in animals?
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by jdhn 6y ago
We really need a Church Commission 2.0, but I fear that won't happen.
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I really feel that at some point in the future, we're going to look back on lockdowns with a highly critical eye, and the people who were most vocal about supporting said lockdowns will be coming up with excuses as to why they supporte
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>Are you willing to have 5% of the population end up like me... short of breath, and pretty much unable to do more than 1/2 hour of physical labor per day? I can do grocery shopping, and that's it for me. Honestly, yes.
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As a product designer who works in the enterprise space, it's good to know I'll have a long career barring any personal failures due to programs like this.
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>Yes, this effectively puts options out of reach to small investors, but... maybe that's a good thing. What a fantastic way to ensure that only The Right People (TM) can make money off of anything else other than trading shares.
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As a Michigander, I find it funny to see people argue over growing cities and whether their cultural cachet is growing or fading. People here would kill to have the problems that Austin has.
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Good! Maybe we can determine how much money was spent on slush funds for the leadership instead of, you know, promoting pro 2A laws.
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1) All accounts were banned from buying these shares, even ones whose accounts had cleared funds. 2) If margin requirements were the problem, why not inform the user that due to the unusual circumstances, the increased margin cost would be
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The way I'm interpreting the statement is that these issues are happening today during the production of Covid vaccines that have already been approved and are being sent out.
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If this is in any way true, you need to contact a journalist ASAP. Alex Berenson would love to hear from you. If this isn't true, then you should delete this immediately.
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by jdhn 6y ago
If neither company exists, why not name names anyways?
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by jdhn 6y ago
BBBY has been brought up in a few DD (due diligence) posts. If you go to WSB and search for BBBY you'll come acorss them. GME is obviously the focus of attention, and therefore the lions share of posts are about them.
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Earlier today someone claimed to put their parents life savings into BlackBerry. As WSBers say, that's truly a diamond hand move.
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>Vaccine+masking/distancing should be enough to get rid of it. It's not clear vaccine alone will do that. The public is treating the vaccine for like the vaccine for polio, which is that once you get it, you're good. If 80
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by jdhn 6y ago
>Alder found the locals to be rude, lacking in integrity and terrible drivers. I'd probably be rude too if people like the author kept moving to your city, driving up housing costs, increasing traffic, and changing the culture. Also
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by jdhn 6y ago
Can you elaborate further? As someone who had admittedly never visited Dallas/Fort Worth, I have this image in my head as the whole area being one giant suburban sprawl with some tall buildings in a "downtown".
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For me, it's the exteriors. The Model S is my favorite looking Tesla that's currently in production, and that's because the proportions are right, and the front bumper isn't one giant expanse of plastic, but is instead b
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by jdhn 6y ago
In my opinion, there needs to be more emphasis placed on users who live in states such as Florida where there aren't as many government subsidies for rooftop solar as there are in other states such as New Jersey. This will help change
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I don't think we're going to see a lot of importation of oil from Saudi Arabia the way we historically have. As electric car marketshare grows, the need for oil will go down, even if people start driving again. Combine that with d
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by jdhn 6y ago
The vast, vast majority of "bitcoin evangelists" couldn't care less about the actual mechanics of Bitcoin. They don't care that it was created as a digital F-You to fiat currency, and they don't care that it enables
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by jdhn 6y ago
We're only a week into the new year, and the price has gone up like crazy. Personally, this seems like an unsustainable rise to me, but at the same time all assets (stocks in particular) are rising, so I'm probably wrong.
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At this point, Bitcoin is one of the best performing assets of the year, which is something I never thought I'd type out, espeically since we're still in the first week of the new year.
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Damn, this is a long but good read!

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