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by tlogan 5y ago
Question: would antiproton with antielectron orbiting around it be stable as normal hydrogen atom? Did somebody made an experiment like that?
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by tlogan 5y ago
Large layoffs is always a politic game and in many cases very smart people working of cool projects ended up being laid off. I was in one large corporation (not large anymore) which did something like that. And sure, cafeteria was still ful
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by tlogan 5y ago
Sure - but as a taxpayer of Oakland what one can do? I was with them when they said “no money for Raiders”. They mismanaged the money anyhow and one cannot elect anybody else because they need to be democrats. I’m just explaining how dynami
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by tlogan 5y ago
The stadiums are rarely profitable. If there is no public funding, then stadiums would exist only in very few places. As far as I know majority of the stadiums in Europe are also own by municipalities. Also are cities really investing in so
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by tlogan 5y ago
I’m not sure but this NOT how Middle East work. At least not in Lebanon and Egypt. Anyway this is just wrong - even is some other countries do that.
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by tlogan 5y ago
Just remind everybody what is going on in Ukraine: https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/russia-presses-offensive-as...
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by tlogan 5y ago
San Franscisco is definitely unsafe now. Before, I was able to walk dog on the ocean beach in morning and everything was was fine. Yes there always homeless people. Now I’m getting harassed by scary looking 100% drugged out young homeless a
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by tlogan 5y ago
Excellent! I hope this will at least make Putin less popular. And hopefully he will be replaced with somebody else. The biggest mistake Putin made is that he was under impression that Russia can survive alone and isolated. That might be pos
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Why Does the U.S. Buy Russian Oil?(wsj.com)
6 points by tlogan 5y ago|1 comments
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MasterCard Statement(mastercard.com)
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by tlogan 5y ago
It seems to be morale. Here [1] is a click of Ukrainian asking Russian soldiers if they need tow back to Russia. My point is that Russians and Ukrainians people like each other: the problem is that Ukrainie does not have puppet like Lukash
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by tlogan 5y ago
Lukashenko is not doing well health wise. And yes it does seem like is the only one keeping Belarus independent and not Putin’s “dump ground”.
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by tlogan 5y ago
Am I the only one which is surprised that Putin actually invaided Ukraine? It is true that majority of people in Ukraine are very much against Putin but they are very much connected with Russia so this looks like killing your own people. So
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by tlogan 5y ago
I wonder what will be excuse after Putin invades Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania …
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Trump's Truth Social tops downloads on Apple App Store; many waitlisted(reuters.com)
52 points by tlogan 5y ago|86 comments
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by tlogan 5y ago
This really does not mean that you do not need a buesniess plan. You definitely need it. But in case of startups that should be only for you: not for investors. For investors you make a different version called pitch deck.
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California legislators push to mandate vaccines for employees of all businesses(sfchronicle.com)
6 points by tlogan 5y ago|5 comments
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by tlogan 5y ago
I just do not understand why certain "left leaning" officials cannot accept they were wrong. It is how science works. Just say - "we were wrong by claiming that vaccinated cannot spread COVID so we will lift COVID restriction
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by tlogan 5y ago
What about that Federal government lifts all COVID restrictions, mask and vaccine mandates? England, Sweden, and Denmark already did that. That will kneecap this convoy before they can even start. Again, this is all about politics . Some p
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by tlogan 5y ago
I believe they do not like federal COVID vaccine requirement and crazy patch work of requirements between state lines. Anyway this is all about politics: Biden says that he is for small blue collar workers (aka truck drivers) but he also do
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Facebook removes 'Convoy to DC 2022' group(washingtonexaminer.com)
47 points by tlogan 5y ago|28 comments
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by tlogan 5y ago
We add link to accounts page to manage notifications - but we clearly say that certain notifications can be disable only by deleting the account. But even that does not help: some people just do not understand how to manage their email: th
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by tlogan 5y ago
So this is basically a complain that one can't use something marked as an annual plan for just one month. They do say “ Annual plan, billed monthly” don’t they?
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by tlogan 5y ago
I 100% understand your reasoning but you, as PM, need to understand that you are not alone in the room: there is a huge gorilla in the room. Office 365. Did you consider how this might be used by Office 365 sales people to convince exiting
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Denmark has lifted all COVID-19 restrictions(apnews.com)
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by tlogan 5y ago
The problem with “just raise taxes solution” is that there is no guarantee that money from taxes is going to be evenly and correctly distributed and spent. This might work for relatively small and single-nationality countries.
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by tlogan 5y ago
I think that we all agree with education part. But that is very hard to implement. Let’s take an example of San Francisco: public schools were closed all of 2021 and that really hurt low income families. Of course private schools were open.
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by tlogan 5y ago
Question: how it can be that Mexico unemployment is lower than US?
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by tlogan 5y ago
I do not know what to tell you. This is like Albania pyramid scheme in late 90s. When I see Matt Damon, Tom Brady, Elon Musk, etc promoting NFTs it reminds so much of that. Now I see ads on YouTube telling people to take their 401k and inve
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by tlogan 5y ago
Slowly all countries will drop all COVID restrictions. Sadly it will be very slowly and our young ones will continue suffering :(

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