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throwayEngineer
7y ago
I have been teaching people how to save money and time, and I've yet to meet anyone to change my mind on this. You either accept that people choose to live outside their means, or people have no control over their bodies and therefore
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I know that feeling. Banking cash feels irresponsible. But they aren't talking about us who are aware of the looming USD crisis and invest money. They are talking about those who don't invest.
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CNBC quality articles for you. I'm surprised they are considered mainstream media. Is that only because they have a TV channel?
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7y ago
Don't? My parents never paid for my college and I Graduated debt free with an engineering degree. Maybe having to pay for college will cause them to take internships to pay for college.
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7y ago
I don't read CNBC anymore, I found their articles are clickbait opinions. They don't seem to do investigations, but rather reporting stories with buzz producing titles.
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7y ago
Kind of confuses me when people say Apple isn't collecting your data. Are these people unaware or fanboys?
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7y ago
Citation needed
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I'm sure the people you intend to help with this idea, don't care. We already have diet soda, yet people choose full sugar. Edit, the downvotes + comments in reply really tell the story. People don't care if things are unheal
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7y ago
I run a website that focuses on math driven, low cost living. The longer I run this website, the less sympathic I've become. I see so much waste, I see so many excuses. I think this paycheck to paycheck lifestyle is chosen by the perso
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Over and over, government corruption is extremely valuable. I see my "Defense" counterparts are significantly worse programmers and claim to work less/never, but get paid 20k more per year than me. These people don't cre
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7y ago
This seems like an expensive risky overkill to trust Apple, when JavaScript solutions work on every platform.
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What would they synergize? Apple is known for marketing, which is already Elons speciality. Tesla cars are first revision technology, which means almost starting from scratch anyway. Two companies that live on reputation instead of quality
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7y ago
You may be a dying breed. As much as everyone wants to build full stack for every application, Excel is fantastic for complex math out of the box. Excel is the average persons database. I have found being able to expand on this has been inc
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That is the genuine argument. Not Everything is cheap. Did you want a third option where old people get medicine, but young people pay higher taxes? Pick your solution, someone loses.
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7y ago
What a simple solution. Hope that doesn't cause a black market of effective, expensive drugs.
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7y ago
How are pharmacists going to make 60$/hr if you don't pay them for every transaction? /S
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Anyone remember when NPR had correspondence in Syria with rebels? I thought it was odd at the time. Now in retrospect, NPR was cheering on the now Terrorists.
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Consider that the alternative, is expensive drugs that only the ultra wealthy can afford. What is better? A situation where the poor sometimes get ineffective drugs, or a situation where the poor get no drugs? If you picked G.) Other. You d
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If anyone wants to see an abuse if statistics, this is a fantastic case. Take a look at the conclusions drawn, and how the p values prove insignificant conclusions. Ie, less than 20kcal/day changes. You can see that at best there is a
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6 percent is Definitely not 0. Especially at 30k/vehicle price points.
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>A gasoline car is goods sold via dealership network at about zero margins Citation needed.
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Source? It's one of the most common medications. At scale I imagine even small margins create profit.
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I hope I can be forgiven to not read every single study the article references... But isn't there tremendous Economic incentive to prove asprin is dangerous? But there are lots of people who's job depends on high asprin sales. I a
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Bidets are cold water? And you need a "rag"?
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The worst is when you make a decision that will take weeks or longer to play out. I have been busy when I worked in a factory and had estops going off, but when the shift is over, Not my problem... Although don't make a mess.
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https://efficiencyiseverything.com/efficiency-everything-coo... The cookbook was my best seller. Hope you enjoy!
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Anyone else in history who seems universally liked? Da Vinci seems popular among everyone.
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I changed my book from 10$ to free. After 300 sales I decided it was better to let hundreds of thousands learn how to save money, than 300. My only regret is there is no positive feedback. With a sale, I get an email and paid. With a book v
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We are going to have the government deal with shitty Mods? Back when I was a kid, if the Mods sucked, you'd stop going to that website. Serious question, why do unhappy customers keep buying what bad companies sell? I stopped using Fac
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That's nice, but most companies can't brush off user complaints. I found a simple mouse acceleration problem on Ubuntu Desktop had me installing Windows. Apple is an exception, which is why it's so fascinating to study. Why c
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