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by sauwan 5y ago
I'm guessing that vaccinated people get tested at a much lower rate when they're feeling cold like symptoms, so the denominator there is probably significantly reduced.
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by sauwan 5y ago
I'd be much more likely to start my own company if I didn't have the burden of health insurance for my family.
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by sauwan 5y ago
If the CCP didn't have such a startling surveillance system and tight grip over any international narrative, I'd be inclined to agree with you. But they have done themselves no favors in their handling of the situation. I'm n
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by sauwan 5y ago
Maybe my wallet does that automatically, but that has not been my experience.
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by sauwan 5y ago
Is there a way for stakers to safely pool?
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by sauwan 5y ago
Small drives will probably not see much of a shortage. If you're looking for a 10+tb drive you might run into some issues in the short term. Things are not either "green" or "not green". Something can be "more
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by sauwan 5y ago
Overinstallation of renewable production is likely one of the lowest cost ways to hit carbon reduction goals. But costs routinely go negative already, even in the midwest, largely because of the renewable tax production credits where produc
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by sauwan 6y ago
Many economists argue that the 2008 stimulus didn't do enough, and that where it did provide stimulus it was applied at the wrong places (towards the top rather than the bottom). That's why we're seeing this response to the c
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by sauwan 6y ago
Or, just maybe, it's someone who truly cares about the ramifications of a cryptocurrency that requires the cumulative power of a medium size nation to run?
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by sauwan 6y ago
Maybe. Would he have been margin called without their earlier action?
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by sauwan 6y ago
Why is RH in a tough position? They're a market maker, not a market controller. This should just be a reminder to everyone that if you're getting commission free trades, you're not the customer and your interests come after t
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by sauwan 6y ago
Just waiting for my trades to close so I can cash out. I was only holding VTI and a tiny amount of BTC, so I have no horse in this race, but I'm certainly not waiting for them to pull other shenanigans on me.
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by sauwan 6y ago
Have you ever seen how we do conventional agriculture these days?
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by sauwan 6y ago
Is he providing value or simply extracting value?
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by sauwan 6y ago
Have you read the book? That's quite the oversimplification. She says the deficit doesn't matter because a government that prints its own money can wipe out the debt with a few clicks of the button (if they so choose). The debt nu
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by sauwan 6y ago
Nate's probabilities are based on the electoral college, not the popular vote, so calling which way individual states goes is by definition necessary for a good evaluation.
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by sauwan 6y ago
I had the exact same experience. It's intolerably bad on Windows. Can you give me an idea of what worked well with Debian? I hadn't even considered that as an option.
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by sauwan 6y ago
>Unless granted by a government, monopolies don't exist in free markets. Well, if we're going to make unsubstantiated claims: That's entirely unfounded and demonstrably false.
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by sauwan 6y ago
FTA: >An in vitro experiment by HU researchers showed that 99.7% of the SARS-CoV-2 viral culture was killed after a 30-second exposure to 222 nm UVC irradiation at 0.1 mW/cm2.
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by sauwan 6y ago
a) The internet and chat applications can be used for illegal purposes. Should web browsers and chat apps be restricted? b) same with GPS, web browsing, email on the device, etc. Call recording is a very useful function to many people. Enti
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by sauwan 6y ago
Good grief. Please be careful and work with your doctor... ETA: This is probably sarcasm isn't it?
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by sauwan 6y ago
I agree. I left the page immediately when it wasn't clear what the pricing would look like. No use investing any of my time into something I don't know if I can afford or get into my work budget.
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by sauwan 6y ago
Can you elaborate? As a statistical noob, this feels like a huge effect (1 of 50, or 2% - vs - 13 of 26, or 50%).
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by sauwan 6y ago
Seriously? Why do Apple users tolerate this?
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by sauwan 6y ago
This guy also predicted significant inflation back in 2010 during the last crisis which...didn't happen. Take it with a bag of salt.
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by sauwan 6y ago
It must be a typo. March 22nd was a Sunday, where May 22nd was a Friday. It seems unlikely that it would take over 2 months to accept it, considering so many other articles are being rushed to publication in fractions of that time. ETA: als
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by sauwan 6y ago
No one's saying they shouldn't. If the current business model isn't sustainable, then it's a predatory lock-in scheme to monopolize the market and then take advantage of the people who've become dependant on your pr
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by sauwan 6y ago
>The combo of M4A, UBI, and affordable childcare will lead to an explosion of entrepreneurial spirit, small businesses, and startups. Unequivocally. Which is why it won't happen until citizen united is overturned. It would be a majo
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by sauwan 6y ago
Well, I think part of the solution is to require schools to provide an option for payments to be a fixed percentage of wages after graduation for a set number of years. Everyone's interests are then aligned, and the school now has to b
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by sauwan 6y ago
Right, it's a weird situation, where lenders don't want someone going into bankruptcy right out of college when they have nothing to lose. But preventing loans from being discharged in bankruptchy has created the perverse dynamic

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