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by mizzack 5y ago
> Looks like a pretty even split unlike what this report from the UK shows Israel's overall vax rate is higher than UK, so that would be expected to a degree.
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by mizzack 5y ago
What's going on on page 12? 35,251 unvax cases, 34 deaths 4,087 full vax cases, 26 deaths (!?) I'm guessing the vax population still skews older?
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by mizzack 5y ago
Pfizer's CEO literally called the vaccine a "durable revenue stream" and talked about boosters through 2024 in the last earnings call.
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by mizzack 5y ago
We have a one room primitive cottage on a few acres of Crown land and taxes aren't more than ~$100CAD/yr.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Half of the posts on that sub are neither from AOC nor "murders". Just another political spam subreddit outraging its way to the front page.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Unless it's a literal arena.
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by mizzack 5y ago
> exploding case numbers https://usafacts.org/visualizations/coronavirus-covid-19-spr... What?
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by mizzack 5y ago
Most risk is covered by lease terms. Failing that, there's eviction... until the government intervened and changed the fundamental contract. And, no, no one is going to buy your house if it has non-paying tenants that can't be evi
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by mizzack 5y ago
Judging by the number of genuine sibling replies here, I'd wager on it being the former.
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by mizzack 5y ago
This is nothing but a bunch of appeal to authority and presumption masquerading as compelling argument. People propagate and buy it simply because it's long winded, neatly organized, and presented by someone claiming to be an authority
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by mizzack 5y ago
FYI, Fidelity, with nearly $5T AUM, is currently down.
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by mizzack 5y ago
A lot less than $20B. That's why creditors are eating losses.
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by mizzack 5y ago
> The current system will not work. It seems like this pandemic could be the catalyst for facing this reality and finding a solution. Good news, everyone! That's exactly what's going to happen. https://www.weforum.or
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by mizzack 5y ago
We were comparing carbon input to food output, gram for gram. Caloric/nutrient density is completely relevant. You've thrown that basis out the window by adding additional foods and reframing the argument.
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by mizzack 5y ago
...conveniently ignoring that beef is 10x as calorically dense as asparagus.
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by mizzack 5y ago
> lower stress, lose weight, keep active, get sleep, weightlifting is good, cardio is good but maybe not too much, IF may be good It's annoying that these things seem like hand-wavy common sense advice for improving general health a
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by mizzack 5y ago
Dietary cholesterol has very little to no effect on serum cholesterol levels. Eat those yolks, folks.
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by mizzack 5y ago
> sucrose and fructose double liver fat production when compared to glucose Of course it does. Sucrose is 50/50 fructose/glucose and fructose uses the liver as the metabolic pathway but glucose does not. Pretty clueless that th
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by mizzack 5y ago
It's absolutely disingenuous to use CFR to drive home a point about absolute deaths rates in a population. People with asymptomatic infections (which are the majority of them) do not have any reason to get tested, so they do not count
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by mizzack 6y ago
You can still run a mesh without a wired backhaul. It's just not as fast/reliable. Also, 5.8GHz does not penetrate walls as well as the older 2.4GHz standards.
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by mizzack 6y ago
The ends of the horseshoe are touching.
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by mizzack 6y ago
Wait til you find out about IV crush
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by mizzack 6y ago
Yeah except that the $14 contract price I quoted was per share, so a single contract in that scenario would be $1400 premium. So: If you think it's going to go up to $100, your $1400 turns into $3.4k If you think it's going to go
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by mizzack 6y ago
Uh, ok? Then the capital requirement is completely different, which wasn't the point of my example. 100 shares @ $73, $7300 total cost = $16800 value AH (+130%) 1 2/26 $80c @ $1400 premium = $8800 value AH (+529%)
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by mizzack 6y ago
IV shot to like 900% this afternoon. e.g. 3:37PM, $GME trading at ~$73. 2/26 $80c were around $14. Which would you rather have? ~19 shares of GME @ $168 = $3,192 currently 1 2/27 $80c @ $168 = $1400 premium + $7400 intrinsic = ~$8
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by mizzack 6y ago
Your pesticide/herbicide primary concern is a defining feature of GMO staples: glyphosate tolerance. I.e. you're going to find a lot more Roundup in GMO end products than non-GMO.
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by mizzack 6y ago
I've had this happen after getting assigned on a short leg. Massive negative balance in the UI, locked account, angry margin call emails from RH. The messaging around this is terrifying because it is all boilerplate risk management stu
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by mizzack 6y ago
"You'll own nothing. And you'll be happy." Such a bummer that mentioning The Great Reset gets reflexively downvoted here. It encompasses some of HN's favorite topics: ethics, futurism, finance, etc. and I'd rea
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by mizzack 6y ago
Officially? Who knows. But the shorts bleeding the hardest covered during the dump this morning. Also notice a handful of trading platforms started re-allowing trading on GME and AMC after that.
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by mizzack 6y ago
Almost certainly. Don't expect the SEC to step in here, either.

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