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by jjeaff 4y ago
I have two exception for the buy it cheap rule. I first look for a high quality option being sold used. Sometimes you can get the better option for cheaper. This is of course only worth the time on more expensive stuff. Then, I also have st
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Of course there is. You aren't denied service at a hospital even if you don't have health insurance. That is a free rider problem.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
The plaintiffs in the case were several gop attorney generals. Related cases were also carried out by the Trump admin. And several courts had previously upheld that the ACA was constitutional because it does not force you to buy health insu
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Most all urban and suburban areas. I think it's usually municipalities that have these requirements.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I use an entry level mirror less DSLR, the canon M50. And I think it was about $350 and it can connect directly via USB.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I'd say there is a good chance they can claw back some of the endorsement money. A celebrity endorser is more than just some vendor, it is someone that is lending credence to the scam either wittingly or unwittingly.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
My guess is that self driving cars are already far, far better than human drivers at not hitting pedestrians.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Interesting, I asked it to write something in the style of Shakespeare and it added a ye or some other old phrase near the beginning and ending. It seemed that the rest was regular modern English.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Don't even have to watch and I can guess the why. He built up a business using the dense, relatively wealthy New York ecosystem, despite the difficulty created by heavy regulation. Now, his business has either grown large enough online
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I thought SAP was extremely expensive.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I also try to go with 15% tip as my standard, 18-20% for exceptional service. But I have noticed that receipts and other tip suggestions are starting to pretend that 18% is a bare minimum tip. The tip suggestions on a recent restaurant rece
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Actually, the merchants are fully responsible for fraudulent charges. So Amex has little incentive to be secure.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
>At merchants not using 3DS, that is true – but these merchants also bear the full liability for any fraud happening As far as I know, the merchant always bears the full liability for fraud, whether you use 3ds or not. The sales pitch fo
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by jjeaff 4y ago
You mean the supposed influence peddling referenced in emails that were dated in 2017? After Joe Biden was no longer in office?
825.
by jjeaff 4y ago
I migrated from LastPass years ago and ran across this error. Sounds like they still haven't fixed it.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I'm not quite sure what the long game would be of buying up land. Obviously, in an escalation of contentions between the two countries, the US would simply seize said land.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Is there a way to read that article without a financial times subscription?
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I don't think most crypto is built to obfuscate. It's built to bypass centrally controlled monetary system. With the exception of some specialty crypto created to obfuscate, it's really not nearly as good at hiding transactio
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I am no expert on this. But I believe in the case of a buyout, all the outstanding options and RSUs would be automatically vested and exercised. Lockouts wouldn't make any sense now that the company is no longer public.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I believe they are rather similar to the fire tiles you can get to line the inside of a blacksmith's furnace. They are quite light, but also very fragile.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
The point of the machine is to have a count to audit against and avoid problems like dangling chads or partially filled in bubbles.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I think the marginal utility decrease is actually rather high for quite a lot of the people that play the lottery.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Well, you are actually pushing their wage downward, but not to $2.13. The lowest would be the minimum wage of the area since the company is required by law to make up the difference.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
He's not wrong about value. Plenty of valuable things in society have not fundamental value. High end art and luxury brand clothing are two examples. And no, a $50m van Gogh does not have utility because you can enjoy it. Because you c
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by jjeaff 4y ago
I don't think that Theranos had a lot of traditional VC funding. Tim Draper was the first investor and apparently neighbors with Elizabeth Holmes and pretty much the only VC I saw on the list. But he was the first investor so there may
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Earnings reports are out and FAANG companies are showing drops in revenue. So I don't think their layoffs are entirely due to over hiring or simply using a looming recession as an excuse.
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Is it the case that they hadn't caught the error until the public found out? Or just that they hadn't made any statement about the error until they had to? Because if they didn't actually correct the error until it was called
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by jjeaff 4y ago
He has made huge political donations with the money he stole. But I don't think even that will protect him. He stole money from the wealthy and if there is anything that the American justice system does well, it is methodically going a
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Exactly, the distinction is the good 'ol days, when there were only 3 news channels so there was no way to cover all the specific cases of non-meritocracy going on, and today, where there are many ways to communicate the long tail of a
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by jjeaff 4y ago
At least they were just an intern. Look up the Tyson foods CFO. He was just arrested for public intoxication and breaking and entering when he blacked out and wondered into a strangers home and fell asleep in their bed. I saw his mug shot a

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