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by jdhn 5y ago
He mentions that asset prices (primarily stocks, but also housing) was rising during the earlier portion of the last decade, but I'm curious to know what is take would be on why we didn't see a lot of inflation outside of those as
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by jdhn 5y ago
Tried to access that site, and my internet provider (AT&T Fiber) marked it as a spam site and wouldn’t let me proceed unless I added it to a whitelist in my router. Very odd.
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by jdhn 5y ago
What makes you think I didn't get it? >any other identifier is worse than the spike protein against the natural waves of different variants Source?
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>2) Natural immunity is more variant-specific. How is it more variant specific? The gene therapy shots only expose you to the spike protein, whereas natural infection gives you exposure to the whole virus. As we see with omnicron, this v
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The only criticism I can see coming is that this should've been done months ago.
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If bitcoin is coal, then what's the crypto equivalent of fracking? The reason I say fracking is because that's what really made natural gas the preferred fossil fuel electricity provider (concerns about carbon dioxide helped, but
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>NFTs are a very small off shoot of what web3 is about to offer. What else do you think web3 can offer besides NFTs? I'm genuinely curious because I hear a lot of rumbling about web3 but don't really see much being done other t
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by jdhn 5y ago
So I’m supposed to believe that bitcoin is doomed because it’s environmentally unfriendly, the price is falling, and that there’s hundreds of competitors? These are all things bitcoin have faced before, and will continue to face.
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by jdhn 5y ago
Completely agree. You want the libertarian paradise, then you should accept the risks that come along with it. Personally, I'm fine with having it being the wild west, and I only invest money I can afford to lose.
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Ford still makes crate engines based on the 302 & 351, and Chevy still makes small & big block engines despite the fact that these architectures aren't in any production vehicle (the LS series of engines are based on Chevy&#x27
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by jdhn 5y ago
I'm admittedly not a fan of Stellantis, but knowing Dodge they'll give the Hemi one hell of a sendoff. They already have the crate Hellephant, wonder if they'll try to cram an emissions legal version of that in a Charger&#x2F
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by jdhn 5y ago
Rocket is known in the Detroit area for having a boiler room culture and a cult like mindset. Not surprised to hear that the person on the other end of the line was manic, probably was under intense pressure.
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by jdhn 5y ago
I just moved to another company late last month. Before I left my old company, multiple people were either quitting, or moving to new positions within the company, and as a result the company was having a rough time filling all their open p
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by jdhn 5y ago
How is this news? We've known for some time that the vaccines are leaky, and they appear to be working in regards to keeping the doctors out of the hospital and only afflicted with mild symptoms.
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by jdhn 5y ago
The problem with this is how you indicate to users that tooltips exist via the long press action. I personally never knew that long press to show a tooltip was the "generally agreed upon way" to show tooltips, and it would be a lo
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by jdhn 5y ago
I think it's kind of funny how Google is using this as an example when their own Gmail app in iOS has the "Write a new email" action as a floating action button with a pencil and the word "Compose".
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by jdhn 5y ago
I was surprised that there's such a difference between low and below average. You'd think that there would be less of a gap between the two.
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by jdhn 5y ago
Ford is definitely embracing some of those fundamental changes. They're building billion dollar factories, and have been highlighting OTA updates as a key part of the Mach-E experience.
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by jdhn 5y ago
>I realized when I moved to the US from the UK that the number of people I heard on a ~weekly basis who lost possessions or even lives in a house fire went from effectively zero to more than zero. Where on earth did you move to where hou
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by jdhn 5y ago
No they won't. Does anybody think that the West can shame China into doing anything? India may be more receptive to overtures, but China does its own thing, and at this point doesn't care what the West thinks.
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by jdhn 5y ago
Property taxes in Michigan are unexpectedly high, and car insurance costs are VERY high. I believe Michigan is the most expensive or second most expensive state to have car insurance in. That's before you live in Detroit. If you live i
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by jdhn 5y ago
>There’s not a strong path in Michigan to become rich (or even nationally upper-middle-class) How are you defining "nationally upper-middle class"?
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by jdhn 5y ago
I'm curious, where in Michigan are you going where you see all this racism, homophobia, and hatred?
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by jdhn 5y ago
I'm glad to hear you like it there. I just moved out of Michigan this summer as I couldn't tolerate the winters anymore, and the local job market isn't that good for my field. You're right about brain drain, although I&#
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by jdhn 5y ago
I'm really curious to see if this experiment works out. Looking at their website, it seems that they don't have any land whatsoever, so does that mean this is going to be 100% virtual for now? They also don't offer degrees, s
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by jdhn 5y ago
>I believe that the Framework DIY Edition is bringing more new users to the Linux desktop than anything in recent memory. Framework DIY orderer here. I plan on putting Linux on it because I wanted to try something other than Windows. I&#
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by jdhn 5y ago
L-Citrulline DL Malate gives you a fantastic pump in the gym.
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I'm curious what the overall take will be on this. Normally, this action would be frowned upon if it was a private company, but I'm assuming that people may be more open to it being done by Treasury because it's "for the
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I've used it only a little bit, but Morningstar[0] has detailed writeups about funds. Some of their stuff you have to pay for, but I find that their free content is enough. [0] www.morningstar.com
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by jdhn 5y ago
What a great read. I love seeing these little weird slices of Americana being preserved for future generations.

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