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by puppymaster 3y ago
car manufacturers seeing the same sales data would then secure lithium supply 12 months ahead for an expected 12x growth, which then turns out to be only 5x. From macro data pov, the graph is still trending up. This is why guidance is impor
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by puppymaster 3y ago
Nowadays when i try to scaffold quick ideas, I just start a cloudflare worker. You get a url, cron, key-value store and express-like JS server going with a click of a button. I don't even have to npm -i. I can definitely see the appeal
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by puppymaster 4y ago
Bad analogy. Auditors have conflict of interests and risk losing clients if they keep asking too many 'wrong' questions. Reputable ones will refuse to sign the final audit. Less reputable ones will even help clients cook the book.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
Good lord gonna add this thread as another exhibit for why I sometimes hate HN.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
Yep. As a HF mentor used to tell me - Wealth buys optionality. Variance is the outcome.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
Last thread we have folks asking for full spectrum bill to target social media just to make it fair. Nah. I just want pinpoint TikTok ban with no vague and broad language for others. This bill is anything but that.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
I can see that, in a lighthearted conspiratorial way. FACTA basically makes most foreign banks refuse to deal with Americans.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
and it's not just one of those fake democracy - it's as free as a true democratic country can be, as experienced anecdotally and demonstrated in their constant top 3 finish in Freedom Index.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
Preach. I was gonna click on comment and type the same thing. Stop trying to change Japan (by all means discuss it for all we want). The entire system, the one author referred to as 'traditional', is based on racial purism and whi
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by puppymaster 4y ago
Not Taiwan. 78% of >75 years old has second shot. 70% has 3rd shot. Source: https://covid-19.nchc.org.tw/dt_002-csse_covid_19_daily_repo...
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by puppymaster 4y ago
you are talking about supply. OP probably referred to demand.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
Bonds usually get bid up during recession. Risk free, safe asset. The problem right now is Feds performing QT and raising rate in the midst of recession fear.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
And books and movies are being or have been made about Assange and Alex from both sides with no repercussion. Case in point. Here's another one: Show me a China documentary that outlines the overreaching adverse effect of state digital
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by puppymaster 4y ago
By reading and applying critical thinking in evaluating said material. Unless you are parroting the infamous FSB playbook of 'question everything it will muddies the truth'.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
while many struggles with the mental gymnastic, for me it has always been clear-cut. Government might be bad, and if they did bad, can we criticize it? Did any harm come to Joseph Gordon-Levitt or Adam Driver for portraying real life events
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by puppymaster 4y ago
yep. It is great when you are optimizing a process. But you can't optimize a wrong direction. In some cases it makes it worse.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
Diminishing returns after a certain price threshold but true still.
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by puppymaster 4y ago
If anything QT starts in 10 days.
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by puppymaster 5y ago
Give Divinity Original Sin 2 a try! I think you might love it.
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by puppymaster 5y ago
Supposedly, there were even handbooks on how to crush these protests. Look at Belarus, Myanmar and Iran. So far the oppressors are winning.
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by puppymaster 6y ago
and 35% of Chinese doesn't mind Taiwan independence. What is your point?
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by puppymaster 6y ago
I like how Apple is approaching this. Basically they are looking for their next TSMC for car, instead of building out their own gigafactory.
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by puppymaster 6y ago
Not that hard for me. Americans have criticized, sued and raised awareness about their government misconducts, with little repercussions. Joseph Gordon-Levitt didn't get persecuted for playing Snowden. Adam Driver didn't receive s
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by puppymaster 6y ago
They are trialing 2nd version of the system and it's better in every way - as in all the things you wish can be improved, they went ahead and did it (more solid bike, faster card swipe, better lock)
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by puppymaster 6y ago
one could also argue having to use a car once or twice a week means you are using it more than 95% rule. back garden doesn't fit the rule as well since you are using it 100% of the time to park your motorbike. it really comes down to h
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by puppymaster 6y ago
Could it also be you only care about transaction cost because everything else works so well? The time I spent on customer support with paypal/visa/plaid, ridiculous documentation from other payment processors and payouts snags mak
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by puppymaster 6y ago
I do. They have the nicest fabric on pants. Ditto on the slogans though.
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by puppymaster 6y ago
They did try and it wasn't enough. Or as you put it, wasn't the 'right' candidate. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2020/07/14/lord-brown...
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by puppymaster 6y ago
Correct me if I am wrong but OP was referring to actively supported by more than half of the population in Crimea (pro-russian) but widely condemned outside. I remember reading the same when the war broke out and was used by Russian as just
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by puppymaster 6y ago
I don't see an abnormal trend if you increase the coverage to 3 or 5 years. The number of people searching for related keywords is about the same for 2015, 2016 -> 2019 for those regions.

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