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by sithlord 5y ago
I am for sure pro-Kytch in this, but seems a little backwards that Kytch has obviously acquired Taylor machines to build there devices, but now Taylor has to turnover all there Kytch devices.
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by sithlord 5y ago
Guess its hard to believe that their is a world outside of the United States. Already do whatever it takes to pin some BS on someone that opposes them and has them executed. This would be no different.
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by sithlord 5y ago
I think the big unreliability I have seen, and often hear people complain about is, work gets done 90% of the way then they just basically stop showing up. Or some of the work is bad, and they have no desire to show back up and fix it. I g
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by sithlord 5y ago
You think that the type of contractor who is already unreliable will be do better having to log into an app to do things, than literally answer a call or text from their phone!?
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by sithlord 5y ago
I think they are really saying that because of their dayjob, they can invest - and then that generates passive income
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by sithlord 5y ago
I am 100% sure most companies can and do have those exact same risk factors, they don't really mean that much. Any company that operates in a highly regulated area (finance/health/gambling/etc) are going to have regulato
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by sithlord 5y ago
Have you looked into the Warsaw Calculation of calculating insulin? I did it for awhile and pretty interesting. Only real issue is its pretty inconvenient, requires breaking up doses more. But it also takes into account for fats and prot
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by sithlord 5y ago
That's mobile autoformatting for ya, you are correct. I would correct, but edit limits...
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by sithlord 5y ago
they "renew" by "improving" their existing product enough to make it obsolete, and to get a new patent. Per the article below this has been happening since 1923 https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/m
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by sithlord 5y ago
So a user couldn't just change their timezone? What if they moved? Also who is this to protect? The user? What if they work midnights or their days are backwards?
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by sithlord 5y ago
This is probably true - and I am not here to point fingers - but I will say that the insulin manufacturers are at some fault too, they do just enough to keep renewing their rights to their insulins every time they come around.
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by sithlord 5y ago
Not likely, also lets not forget - as a Type 1 diabetic, you also take long acting insuling (unless you are on a pump). So, for example, a pump uses only fast acting insulin - and it gives a small amount (known as "basil") every
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by sithlord 5y ago
This is so incredibly wrong - and trying to claim something you know obviously nothing about is hilarious. The different between NPH (regular insulin) (maybe R too, not sure??) sold by walmart and Fast Acting insulins (Novolog, Humalog, Api
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by sithlord 5y ago
Just to add (and to maybe repeat what a few have said), those who may want to start playing who never have. Although ball golf and disc golf share some of the same rules and name, don't get caught up in the trap that you need to have a
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by sithlord 5y ago
Breaks in much faster (ie becomes understable) which can be a good with lower arm speeds. The big thing with disc golf, is that you want a consistent flight with whatever you are throwing. If a disc starts to become unpredictable (often ti
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by sithlord 5y ago
its part of youtube premium
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by sithlord 5y ago
Part of the challenge of fining someone is, to fine them in such a way that it is painful, and achievable. Fining someone 100million for 1 million in trading would be a punishment that no one would be able to pay back. Also, would just im
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by sithlord 5y ago
There are roughly 6,000 hospitals in the US - they sampled 100 and concluded 17% of those were fully compliant. My question is, is that even CLOSE to enough of a sample size to make any meaningful statement?
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by sithlord 5y ago
for reference: https://www.rhdtlaw.com/non-compete-california
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by sithlord 5y ago
your experience is literally in the most HCOL city in the United States.
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by sithlord 5y ago
More like, so middle managers can lord of their kingdom. Executives will keep in their upper offices, or on their yachts
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Dave Ramsey sues former employees for making blog posts about leaving company(twitter.com)
119 points by sithlord 5y ago|101 comments
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by sithlord 5y ago
robinhood isnt the only one selling their requests, they basically all do it. I'm not a robinhood fan - I moved all the investments I had out of their years ago. But, to think they are the only one selling order flow is disingenuous
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by sithlord 5y ago
Although robinhood's app was pretty revolutionary, I think their real "innovation" was removing the cost of trades, basically forced the entire market to remove that. Before, it would cost 4.99+ to execute a trade, so if you
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by sithlord 5y ago
you say "My Man Spouse is doing the domestic science"
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by sithlord 5y ago
I wonder if moviepass somehow survived if it would have been able to negotiate with theaters. The writers assumption that the executives were "clueless" almost made me stop reading the article, as they clearly don't understan
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by sithlord 6y ago
These companies could easily cut their marketing budgets in half and basically be profitable. They could also cut their R&D and focus only on their main money streams and be profitable. There is just no reason to be profitable, when y
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by sithlord 6y ago
Unsure exactly what you mean, church costs - donations = taxable "profits"? Not sure I really agree with taxing donations - I do think that it would cut down on how much churches bring in (as in people would be less likely to don
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by sithlord 6y ago
My guess is it has to do with their prioritization of only hiring people with "significant ruby/rails" experience. Kills a lot of the talent pool, which doesn't make sense as easy is it is is to pick up a new high level
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by sithlord 6y ago
Youtube could easily just obliterate a channel today, for some video posted 10 years ago if they deem it bad enough. Doubt if you had your own platform you'd delete yourself for something cringe you said 10 years ago

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