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by jdhn 5y ago
What is APOC?
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Your type of reply is common with people who want to avoid the very real question of why the rules are bent when trades go wrong for certain people. Please tell me why you think somebody who shorted nickel so heavily to the point that they
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by jdhn 5y ago
I'm tired of people supporting bailouts under the guise of "social good".
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The Fed is 100% stuck, and they know it. The idea that raising rates 25 bps multiple times this year will do anything to inflation is laughable, and the fact that their quantitative tightening is just letting MBS's run off the balance
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It's Jalopnik, which is a Gawker Media owned site. Ragebait is all they know. All the good car writers left years ago.
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Caught covid (omnicron) at the airport in December 2021. Wasn't fully vaccinated at the time and I had gotten my one Pfizer shot back in July or August 2021, so I don't think it did much, if anything for me. Day 1 I had a killer h
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Then that's something that will have to be accounted for. Personally, I'm tired of paying for Europes security and want us out of there as soon as possible.
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>Recreating NATO (and dissolving decades of institutional investment) and calling it the EU Army and then excluding the United States from backing you up just does not seem like a smart idea. Why is that? I personally would love to see a
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Based on the article, the Russians will probably be upset, but may not do anything other than talk tough. Any attempt to sail through would probably be seen as a huge escalation that could potentially drag in NATO, and I don't think Pu
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by jdhn 5y ago
Please cite your sources that using social media is just as addictive as smoking.
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>Everyone knows they have an addiction but without collective action the spell can't be broken. Sorry, but it's literally as simple as closing the tab. I stopped using Facebook on a regular basis in 2019 by uninstalling the app
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Honestly, I don't feel bad for SpaceX's competitors. More competition = more advancement, especially in a field where it seems that things move slowly and are expensive.
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>do we really want the ability for anyone anywhere to anonymously fund any political movement? Yes.
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Thanks for the answer!
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>Furthermore, bidding in combinatorial auctions can be challenging in both a computational and UX sense. Can you elaborate on how it's challenging in a UX sense? I'm curious to know what the challenges are.
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>Why create just for the sake of creation? Because you can? I don't necessarily disagree that there's too many videogames, but of all the things to get upset about, too many video games is really at the bottom of the list of th
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One of the reasons that there's not really a "dumb" car anymore is that backup cameras are federally mandated. So you have a camera for backing up, and you need a way to display that. So auto manufacturers say "Hey, we h
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>It bugs me that nobody is making a PHEV type F250 class service truck. The market that the F-250 plays in is a completely different market from the F-150 market, despite the fact that the model numbering is very similar. People who buy
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by jdhn 5y ago
The Venn diagram of “memecoin faithful” and people who want to make easy money is almost a perfect circle.
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All Foot Locker has to do is start selling exclusive NFTs with their shoes, and they'll be considered an innovative blockchain company in no time.
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They're building the plant near Columbus, which isn't near the Great Lakes. If they wanted Great Lakes water they would've chosen Cleveland, which is very close to Lake Erie.
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Because alcohol has been purposely drunk by people for literally thousands of years, and the vast, vast majority of people are able to drink without having a problem?
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There's been massive inflation in the previous 13 years of money printing, it's just that it all went to assets such as stocks.
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>Would you go as far as quarantining entire blocks of 500 apartments based on one positive covid test, and not letting people out even to buy food? If the consequences that will come down upon you are severe enough, you'd probably r
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Cuomo's decision is what led to NY having a ridiculously high death count when compared to other states. I'd say that this is a terrible thing to ask unless they have proof that the omnicron variant doesn't cause a heightened
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The article says that we're still not sure how the fruit reproduces. With all this money on the line, how is it that nobody has figured this out?
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I honestly don't know, but I've never heard it talked about as a tech hub unlike how Miami is being talked about.
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I'm surprised Tampa/St. Pete/Clearwater didn't make it in there. I guess people moving there are either using other companies trucks to move in, or are just hiring people to move them in.
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AT&T fiber in a rural area? What's the closest major city?
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I wonder how Ford will combat this. I know they're limited as to what they can do due to state laws, but from what I've seen they're not a fan of high markups.

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