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by jjallen 4y ago
I was just going to mention melatonin related to this. I know that heavy doses of melatonin slow or kill cancer[citation needed]. And you have to think this is somehow related to this research. Although you would expect the opposite of canc
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by jjallen 4y ago
Shouldn't the title be "likely required recapitalization"?
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by jjallen 5y ago
I strongly doubt this. If this was true, seasonal affective disorder would occur in the summer and not the winter, don't you think? And our ancient ancestors didn't evolve where it is dark. Nor did we evolve where the length of da
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by jjallen 5y ago
Changing the time twice a year has never been a big issue for me. Even with a toddler with a sensitive sleeping schedule. It changes on a Saturday night. It's almost not noticeable. One day a year you get one less hour; another day you
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by jjallen 5y ago
I wish there was a straight forward, linear way of calculating prison time for dollars spent. IMO there should be a 1:1 correlation (or something along those lines) for how much prison time someone does for each dollar. It seems that a dece
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by jjallen 5y ago
But still not as trivial as an Airtag. You need an iPhone and an Airtag. That’s it. No extra service. No waiting non-Prime or non-Apple shipping for a tracker to arrive. The first results in Google for me are $50 and are about 10-20x the si
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by jjallen 5y ago
Trivially possible? I wouldn’t know how to use or where to buy a GPS tracker. I’m sure it’s not super hard. But not as easy as an airtag. But now anyone with an iPhone can buy a $25 device and track anyone. I would guess that Airtags are a
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by jjallen 5y ago
Why would they do that though? Why would they show you a low quality result if there was a better one available? I have pondered some of these sites as well. I think the answer is that they are actually helpful to some people.
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by jjallen 5y ago
Thanks Lee. So what are your plans for this funding? I know that Vercel just raised $100M a few months ago (it seems).
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by jjallen 5y ago
We don't _need_ to. It is to lower prices that are fairly high and OPEC doesn't want to increase supply. So governments are doing what they can to increase supply and retaliate against OPEC.
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by jjallen 5y ago
Still settling into life in a new country (US->Switzerland) after having moved during the pandemic with a one year old and dog (I do not recommend this, but it might have been our only change) I'm also building a SPAC tracking/
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by jjallen 5y ago
Yes, I have been wondering what that even means. So many idioms and phrases don't make sense (ignoring the fact that some are historically outdated which is the cause of some of them not making sense)
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by jjallen 5y ago
In American English we just say "batting an eye".
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by jjallen 5y ago
I hope someone else noted that this is not new evidence. What they did is reanalyzed existing wood samples and determined an exact year that they were definitely in Newfoundland. They did through dating of tree rings based on known cosmic r
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by jjallen 5y ago
Yeah, in three years with the Pros now (or whatever it is -- 2-3), I have basically never run out of batteries. You can always put one in the charger to charge while the other stays out.
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by jjallen 5y ago
They may not work to hide the name brand option. They just choose to not offer the brand's products in the store at all, right? We don't hear about Wal-mart deciding to place Procter & Gamble's laundry detergent on the fo
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by jjallen 5y ago
What exactly is "monopolization defined"? This is the definition of a monopoly in India? Or where? I know in the US a majority market share is the primary determinant of whether a company has a monopoly or not. Does Amazon.in have
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by jjallen 5y ago
This seems like it could make public companies even more short-term focused. Execs would be wondering on an hourly basis what stockholders, etc. are thinking about metric fluctuations.
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by jjallen 5y ago
These sound like two separate problems. That is only 500 people you are talking about. What about the other 7.4B of u s? Also, they are the ones who are supposed to fix that problem.
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by jjallen 5y ago
I'm only long a subset and just want to be notified of actual news (primarily defined as publications and SEC filings from the companies), not deadlines to be the plaintiff to sue the companies, for example.
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by jjallen 5y ago
Was just going to say basically the same thing, though you are wrong about Business Wire (the source of some original press releases with high value). This site would be better with way fewer sources, paradoxically. Probably 5-7 are all you
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by jjallen 5y ago
Everyone should be able to write. If they can’t they should practice. Pretty much everyone needs to write articulate emails but not publicly speak, it seems. I invite you to open your mind about this practice. I strongly agree with this app
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by jjallen 5y ago
You know how people, especially software developers, complain about being interrupted by others at work? I, as a dev, have recently realized that this can sometimes be a good thing. It gives the brain a few seconds to unconsciously proces
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by jjallen 5y ago
Sure, don't translate, but the input also has to be comprehensible. So there is always a challenge of not seeing the translation but still understanding. If you never look something up, there are some words you will never know. There i
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by jjallen 6y ago
There is a company, S3 Partners, that is tapped into many large WS players that has daily short data. It is not perfectly accurate but is largely so. They sell this data, of course, and publish tidbits of data about salient stocks on Twitte
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by jjallen 6y ago
Assuming it passes some absolute measure(s) of quality. You could be the best on Kaggle and still have a mediocre model.
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by jjallen 6y ago
I start to get this clarity and energy around the 24 hour mark. It is unmistakable. Each time I hit that point I get the clarity and energy, and remember that it happens each time. Pretty interesting. So much energy I can't sleep and e
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by jjallen 6y ago
Can you suggest reading material for those that would like to learn a lot more about this topic? Specifically US unconventional?
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by jjallen 7y ago
Arguably he wasn't rogue, judging from John Arnold's account of the situation[0]. He just made way to big of a trade. Think his account is somewhere between 10-20 minutes in this video 0. https://www.youtube.com/wa
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by jjallen 7y ago
Sorry to miss it, but how does this answer my question? I asked why they weren't prepared on Friday. Storage has been expensive and getting more expensive for weeks. We've been in a massive contango for weeks. Why weren't the

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