jmalicki

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by jmalicki 7y ago
"I assume he thinks it’s BS because there is no way someone driving away to a forest to take a walk is a higher risk of spread than someone walking within 1km from their home. So banning walks in nature can’t have much effect in itself
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by jmalicki 7y ago
So in other words, after one famine where a large fraction of the population dies, the market will be better afterwards? Especially with anti-price-gouging laws - this process is explicit forbidden from happening during a crisis.
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by jmalicki 7y ago
The US sells lots of arms to, for instance, splinter terrorist groups that are not separate countries - including the Taliban! Over the long term it's been the leading state sponsor of terrorism! This isn't trying to call Taiwan
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by jmalicki 7y ago
From your link on MSB "for an amount greater than $1,000 per person, per day, in one or more transactions." - so, no.
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by jmalicki 7y ago
This 3M product brochure explains it more clearly than anything else I've seen. https://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1794572O/surgical-n95-vs... Surgical masks: 1. keep the wearer from infecting the patie
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by jmalicki 7y ago
In the second study, they are claiming that people were infected through their building's ventilation.
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by jmalicki 7y ago
"The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One" - https://www.amazon.com/Best-Way-Rob-Bank-Own/dp/0292754183
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by jmalicki 7y ago
I see that the CDC bans blood donations for 3 years after being diagnosed with malaria [1], but can't find any citation that blood donations are banned for taking chloroquine itself... do you have a citation to that effect? [1] https:
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by jmalicki 7y ago
(2014)
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by jmalicki 7y ago
It explains a possible mechanism of action of one of the most promising COVID-19 treatments.
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by jmalicki 7y ago
I have been buying fewer Staples and more perishables - because no staples are left on store shelves, and meat and produce are the only food left to buy.
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by jmalicki 7y ago
(2014)
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by jmalicki 7y ago
It's called Sift https://sift.com/
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by jmalicki 7y ago
"By the numbers: The IMF lowered its forecast for growth from the 3.2% it predicted in July to 3%." The 0.8% would be extra growth on top of that if the US-China trade war stopped.
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by jmalicki 7y ago
I don't know why this has been downvoted, it's basic economics.
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by jmalicki 7y ago
> it was apparent that I'm more capable than Jim, or to put it other way Jim doesn't really have an idea what he's doing In other words, you're leaving because you believe the value of your shares are approximately $0
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by jmalicki 7y ago
You could perhaps give the title, names of the creators, links to reviews, etc.? As opposed to "trust me, as some random dude on the internet, that you should download this, potentially risk prosecution for pirating, and waste 38m of
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by jmalicki 7y ago
While land value appreciation (which gp cited) isn't part of GDP, rent (and imputed rent) are part of GDP, so that still flows through to GDP (at least to the extent that rent and property values are related).
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by jmalicki 7y ago
Elon Musk has 3 (SpaceX, Tesla, the Boring Company). Jack Dorsey has 2 (Square, Twitter). Steve Jobs was CEO of both Apple and Pixar.
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by jmalicki 7y ago
"a custom high-entry password that's different from the user's local password?" You mean an RSA private key? (no really, that's exactly what it is... you can put your private key in your password manager and copy i
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by jmalicki 7y ago
1) Use U2F, rather than OTP 2) Do you have a Nano? I've personally only ever had this issue with yubikey nanos, not the normal ones - and when you're not intending to authenticate, you can remove your keychain that has your yubik
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by jmalicki 7y ago
It happens with linens for hotels, why wouldn't it work for dishes?
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by jmalicki 7y ago
There's literally a whole book by a Stanford biz school professor about this exact subject. One of my pet favorite tips: pretend you're a research psychologist observing a patient with a rare mental disorder (doesn't solve al
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by jmalicki 8y ago
How did NeXT fail? Apple bought them, and then released NeXT-based designs with Apple branding, down to the APIs! I only use a MacBook today because it's a NeXT derivative.
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by jmalicki 8y ago
Now you have a baseline for future comparisons, isn't that interesting?
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by jmalicki 8y ago
Most people would say they're against climate change. Advocates of climate change would want to encourage climate change.
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by jmalicki 8y ago
Completely standard in the US... I am surprised that's legal that they're not charging you for that (since it likely means they're not paying the restaurant that money)
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by jmalicki 8y ago
The Chipotle example is news because it is precisely not working as intended by the employer - it is preventing Chipotle from mounting a single deep pocketed defense for all of the cases together, and forcing Chipotle to address the claims
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by jmalicki 8y ago
"That sort of treatment is typical of the level of professionalism I’ve experienced from the Inyo County Sheriff’s Office. And I have taken away a very valuable lesson from it all. If I ever find myself in a dire situation in the ba
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by jmalicki 8y ago
One common thing is for cattle to be allowed to graze on public land, and it keeps them from wandering out of bounds...

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