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7y ago
I'd put myself in the growther camp. In comparing it to ebola and SARS I think it is very different. With ebola the rate of death was very high, and very fast. It couldn't spread quickly due to areas of infection dying out quickly
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I feel like with Google, once something gets into the hardware/infrastructure space and needs support, large amounts of money(they have 121.2 billion in cash!) and any bit of customer service they get lazy and either shut it down or tr
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7y ago
Growing up reading LOTR, Silmarillion, etc and ignoring the portrayal of Balrogs in LOTR movies, In the actual text I see: "and its wings were spread from wall to wall" (referring to the Balrog confronting Gandalf). Wings in the s
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7y ago
Really unexpected for a company as well run as Disney. A few things: -Disney+ - Seems to be doing incredibly well. -China market - Both parks and movies will be extremely hard hit near turn, also with Mulan coming out soon will prb be
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7y ago
Fun Fact: if three cities(San Jose, San Francisco, NYC) in America were to loosen up housing planning rules, America's GDP would be 4% higher, that is incredible in of itself, source: (paywall - https://www.economist.com
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7y ago
I think it seems fine as well, you can still accommodate parking in a different way. Perhaps make a multi story garage, or make it underground, but not if near the coast(flooding). And if you want less parking structures maybe make more liv
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Overall a good well written article. I would have like to see some mention of the outdoor activities there, red rocks, Mt. Charleston etc. Also how the residents feel about the looming threat of water shortages(being its a city growing rapi
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Florida has been a popular destination for multiple large hedge fund owners from Connecticut, (Paul Tudor Jones, Eddie Lampert), and many ultra rich NYers are moving there as well. I wonder if CT and NY would get less inequal in the next fe
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7y ago
I couldn't agree more wth you, how dumb do they think people are to write off dozens of eye witness accounts to hysteria, And I really disagree with this statement Vice makes: ">That’s because the drones never existed." is
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> They seemed to have chronic supply problems This is absurd as both Co-CEOs(Jen Rubio and Steph Korey) come from supply chain backgrounds, so they should at bare minimum get the supply chain right. Would never spend a dollar with them,
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I too work at a smaller tech company, market cap is near the ones you posted and one thing many people forget is the share price upside on those sized companies is enormous(also downside too!) I came in during a low point in the companies s
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7y ago
As a parent and engineer in the bay area COL is more extreme than other higher cost areas in the country, My company gives a 15% paycut from the sf bay area to say Colorado front range and these were a few things I noticed (having lived in