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s/road/sidewalk Of course there are places (many of them in the US) where a road or street exists but no sidewalk so you have to walk, bicycle or run on it.
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5y ago
I didn't really understand from the article how "Ali" made money from the scam. Can anyone shed light on that?
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So no one should jog or run on public roads either? No doing push-ups in a public park? Glad you're not the dictator of the world.
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5y ago
I could say the same about roads and highways, given that long stretches of the Autobahn are seemingly always in construction and/or certain stretches have been in construction for years. When you're "done" with infrastr
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5y ago
On the other hand, choosing where to go is an emotional argument. By the time someone has made the decision to go to the US because of advertising and marketing, the fee for ESTA or a visa are secondary concerns. Even more so if the decisio
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I've lived through minimalism brought about by moving every few months for a project, and I still miss some stuff that I had to throw away or that got lost. Some important things like documents that could have been filed better, some e
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5y ago
You are a lot more charitable than I am. I believe the big tech companies use dark patterns to get us to sign up, improve their metrics and hoover up our data.
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5y ago
I just checked mine and it said I had exposures with increased risk on 9 days. I wfh and only go to the grocery store etc. Seems useless to me so I just disabled the logging.
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Yikes, I didn't know about that! Thanks, some interesting responses there.
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Ask HN: Are you prepared for a recession? How would you prepare for it?
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I like the idea. What do you define as a startup for this? Should it be listed on the stock market to be able to be invested in?
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5y ago
Can I steal this?
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5y ago
How much do you know about the stock market and trading? No offense but I want to know whether I am speaking with someone who has been trading for a few years and has come to this conclusion or someone who read it on a headline somewhere.
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5y ago
Yup, I bought a Thinkpad after even 5 minutes perusing through both the Thinkpad subreddit and the Dell one revealed that Dells are plagued with issues and it is really just dumb luck if you get a problem-free unit, and their support is not
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5y ago
Watch the Ampel get into the stock market at its peak and put off an entire generation from the stock market, yet again.
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5y ago
When I was completely new to investing I put my money into AAPL, TSLA, AMD and TSM based on my experiences with them. That portfolio would have done extremely well had I stuck with it. I think the dogmatic "nobody can beat the markets&
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Thank you for the chart. Germany is further down the list than even I thought, admittedly. How sad ist that. Here I thought that at least Germany having a good social safety net and free university would mean it is somewhat easy to pull you
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5y ago
This is a strategy for ruin. You can easily backtest this yourself. Just go back in time and buy a stock that was -20% and see how many times you make a profit. The market has inertia. What goes up usually continues going up and what goes d
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5y ago
I live in Germany and its the same. Not that that's a good thing. People here are old-fashioned and still believe in "Concrete gold." Fact is, as soon as you've got a meaningful amount of wealth, you're going to wan
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5y ago
I'm not so sure that buying is always a bad decision. I live in Berlin, and see where you are coming from. Germany has strong tenant protection laws, and you generally don't get much or any freedom when buying an apartment in a bu
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5y ago
This is like meeting a celebrity. Awesome work on homebrew!
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5y ago
Would it be possible to have an input for model year, make and model? I also wonder if adding maintenance history or at least one datapoint, the last maintenance done, would add some resolution and give better results for old cars that are
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5y ago
What if the probe contained a slow-acting poison and he would drop dead of unknown causes in 3 weeks?
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Of course the entire rest of the chain is cleared of all wrongdoing, because the CEO, the VP and the product manager didn't write the code. Nice.
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Permabear. https://smallcaps.com.au/another-jeremy-grantham-super-bubbl...
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How do you make sure you are aligned and that you both see the problems, challenges and opportunities that one party sees? This looks more like a traditional company than a tech company, which is not helped by it being based in NYC. The CEO
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Our team manager is not too eager to have the whole team at once in the office because if we all get COVID at once, it would be bad for productivity.
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5y ago
Cringy rapper is more like it.
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Yes I think forced hybrid is the worst of both worlds. If I can't use the fact that my job is remote to move somewhere that's cheaper so I can have a proper office at home, then I am stuck living closer to work and working in a s
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5y ago
In Europe I haven't come across a business using Zoom instead of Google Meets or MS Teams, or even gathertown as someone else mentioned. Mostly because they already have licenses for Office or G-Suite. Is it a US thing?
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