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todipa
7y ago
Exactly. The primary inputs analyzed here are manufacturing inputs and if manufacturing has been outsourced so should the consumption of the inputs.
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An interesting parallelism can be drawn between those communities that embraced "progress" and those that didn't. Unfortunately or fortunately (depending on your views), communities that adopted technology thrived and are mai
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The success of a cities and nations has always dependent on a couple of variables: 1. Human capital (increasing size and quality) 2. Cheap real estate (ever decreasing share of real estate costs as an input of value creation machinery) 3. C
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7y ago
Why can't we ban nicotine?
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7y ago
It is usually free for those who pursue a Phd. Just takes a bit longer...
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7y ago
I have the Nikon full frame D850 along with the holy trilogy of lenses (14-24mm + 24-70mm + 70-200mm f2.8 zoom lenses). in 2018, for every picture I took with the D800/850, I took +200 iphone pictures. I still believe there is room for
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7y ago
Yes, but I think it is the community of reddit moderators that make reddit what it is today...
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"Coalition of fee-only planners wants the rule amended so RIAs aren't undercut by brokers held to lower standard of care" https://www.investmentnews.com/article/20190910/FREE/1909199...
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Coalition of fee-only planners are suing the SEC [pdf]
(napa-net.org)
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I'm not a doctor but are there any theories on how one might die from vaping?
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This article reminds me of the mini-trade war between Uruguay and Brazil in the 1990s (I was very young so I don't remember exactly when it was). Brazil decided to close the land border for 2 weeks. In the meantime, Uruguay's dair
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One of the most interesting articles on warfare that I've read this year.
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CO2 Concentration – Brazil vs. China
(windy.com)
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The way I handle this is to create a contact called SPAM RISK and add all the spam calls I get to that contact. My siblings do the same. Once a month, when we go to our parent's house, we sync this contact (we block this "caller&q
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tariffs or Tarrifs?
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7y ago
I posted this to showcase the potential impacts of a subzero rate environment.
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Denmark's Jyske Bank to charge wealthy clients for deposits
(reuters.com)
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Taxpayer service defunding is another problem: https://www.treasury.gov/about/budget-performance/budget-in-...
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I think we should ban the use of plastic where there are viable alternatives. Kids toys are mostly made of plastic when they could easily be made of wood.
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7y ago
If the magnetic field protects us from the sun, then, when it shifts in some unexpected way, could that leave us unprotected?
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Just tried to implement a freeze on Equifax. They couldn't verify my identity. Now I have to send a letter. Found a sample - https://media.dojmt.gov/wp-content/uploads/Z-Sample-Security... Still looking for o
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Once enforcement is involved, it isn't a kids game anymore. They will dig and dig until they get to the bottom of this. I hope they make their findings public...
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7y ago
I wish someone would compile a series of actions that I could take to prevent this from happening.
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How to find a good tax planning software. The predominant one on the market has a terrible UX.
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I didn't know that the payout was capped. "The fund for paying those $125 payouts is initially capped at $31 million out of the larger consumer fund. So, if more than 248,000 people claim them, each of them will get a prorated pay
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The Nitty-Gritty of the Equifax Settlement
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Chuck Rettig, the new IRS commissioner comes from a tax litigation background. He's got a lot of experience and is preparing for one of the next big tax battles which is how to bring crypto under compliance with the current tax regime.
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7y ago
I wonder if we will ever see 3-way authentication? Password, Biometric, and Cell Phone.
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I have an anecdote: I had a small fat cyst near my eyelid and the doctor removed in less than 45 seconds. I later got the bill for multiple cyst removals in both eyes, granted it was only $75, it still was wrong. I contacted the office and
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How come there are no startups disrupting this market and producing it cheaply?
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