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by rdtwo 4y ago
Bitcoin does not solve that problem. The reason he has a ton in gas is that it was government subsdised and sold a a fixed rate to worthless currency. So to get paid you needed to trade worthless paper for gas and then for something of valu
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Are you sure they got it wrong? Most of the unicorn investors had a plan to pump and dump. The retail esg pension fund typically gets stuck with the losses
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Don’t you have a HOA that can vote to make it happen?
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Why not go a step further And for a premium constantly hold spots in line. Usually the info you put into the automated system can be bogus. The app seems to just navigate through to the call back screen which while handy isn’t probably quit
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by rdtwo 4y ago
I mean if you can’t be profitable paying below market wages then you can’t be profitable
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by rdtwo 4y ago
I bought skis the other day And the menu showed an option for 1-5% tip. Like who does the tip even go to? Super confusing
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Each one is slower but you can run 4-6 in the space if 2 so net it’s probably a wash
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by rdtwo 4y ago
They will never be allowed to strike so it doesn’t matter
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by rdtwo 4y ago
They won’t. They never do always some fall guy
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by rdtwo 4y ago
These huge tanks are really hard to build. The pressures are really high on tanks that talk and the unsupported length is quite long. This results in large outward deflection (bowing) of the tank.
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Where did you go that the local grocery Marts weren’t just stuffed full of dried and canned foods? Fresh food is a huge luxury
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Because put down the burger is a shit publicity campaign. It’s both unpopular and ineffective. Instead of wasting time and money on that you need to develop a campaign to introduce less impactful food to people’s diets
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by rdtwo 4y ago
This was always a subsidy for rich people by poor people. The power generated by rooftop solar isn’t not worth 30 cents
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by rdtwo 4y ago
I don’t really understand the geodome fascination. They aren’t very space efficient structures because of all the low hight space at the perimeter that’s difficult to use.
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by rdtwo 4y ago
It’s like one private pay visit at a really good clinic. They can then help guide you somewhere that’s covered by insurance. Mental health is full of quackery so best start at a top notch place
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by rdtwo 4y ago
I bet his people could bribe for better treatment. Seems unlikely that he would suffer the worst of it. if he does i guess he’s suffering the consequences of gross mismanagement while he waits for prosecution for fraud.
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Nobody knows the mechanism. Is it “immune debt” or is it secondary immune weakness due to covid? Or just bad luck? Lots theories little evidence
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by rdtwo 4y ago
You shouldn’t put so much blame on individuals. The excess death are mostly a result of really poorly executed public health policies and messaging. Government officials, lied to everyone and sowed a lot disinformation and that caused mistr
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Artificial barriers… real training barriers have some lag but can be overcome pretty quickly in a pinch.
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Hence why many fled for huge pay raises as travel nurses
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by rdtwo 4y ago
If you never fixed the criterial pipeline sure you would have a temporary shortage because that was your bottleneck. But there are plenty of people with equivalent skills, past or military experience that could do the job or be trained quic
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by rdtwo 4y ago
You can kind of. You can raise the pay for nursing assistants and lower the credential bar for actual nursing, and raise pay to entice those that quit to come back. There are probably enough skilled folks out there to make that happen
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Why would you assume a free market system in healthcare?
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Because they won’t be able to earn it on their own. The class mobility window in the USA is really closing fast
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Random does not prevent cheating. Cheating happens because students know the problem style ahead of time. It’s like doing leet code, vs knowing the question and then redoing it with a slightly different question
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Harsh… I think a doctorate often means you are difficult, out of touch and got stuck in a bubble too long
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Very common to see techs that are better in every way than new engineers but don’t get recognized as such
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by rdtwo 4y ago
I can’t scale down work to 1/4 hours and just get paid 1/4 it’s all or nothing.
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Yeah but it’s everywhere, you have to keep earning or you become irrelevant. Otherwise I’d be working 10-20 hrs a week
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by rdtwo 4y ago
Inventory is not going to survive the scalping bots sorry

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