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voisin
2y ago
Sorry, I do most of my emails from my phone or iPad using their app rather than the website.
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2y ago
I am a Fastmail user. I wish they would break out their Calendar from their Email app so that I could easily switch between them when composing emails and needing to reference my calendar (when mobile, using the app). I assume this is a pre
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2y ago
> destroy small business On the All-in Podcast they said it was only on unrealized gains over $100m. This is meant to target the Bezos and Musks of the world who can avoid taxes by borrowing against unrealized gains.
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2y ago
I believe it is only on unrealized gains over $100m.
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Longest Medically Documented Repeated Fasting History: A Case Report
(liebertpub.com)
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Indeed, there seems to be a serious correlation.
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2y ago
> total avoidance of germs is quite harmful This isn’t the argument being made in the article.
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B.C. brings in 'bell to bell' school phone ban
(westerninvestor.com)
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How about our Prime Minister LARPing as a Democrat and spending a ton of money on a school lunch program that as far as I can tell (being an avid consumer of news across the country’s political spectrum) no one has ever suggested was an iss
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Caltech, long a bastion of male students, enrolls first class of majority women
(latimes.com)
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No smoking in your own home, California city orders residents
(thetimes.com)
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Half of Canadians support mandatory national service, survey reveals
(biv.com)
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2y ago
> There are no bad products, only bad prices. This sounds nice as a bumper sticker but have you actually given this much thought and concluded it is true? It seems totally incorrect to me.
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2y ago
I have heard about isometric exercises helping reduce BP (there was a study posted on HN in the last 4 months or so), but I haven’t seen that they have to be hand exercises - are you sure of this?
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Reflect Orbital – Sunlight After Dark
(reflectorbital.com)
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Great. Can we please dismantle Boeing now and start working on creating an environment for future aerospace manufacturers to start?
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2y ago
Doesn’t animate on my iPhone 15 pro either.
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2y ago
You should read “Tripping over the Truth: The Metabolic Theory of Cancer”[0] [0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23496164
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Canadian freight railroads shut down, dealing a blow to North America's economy
(cnn.com)
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I don’t understand how the traditional auto companies can be so far behind and somehow keep falling further behind. 2027 is so far out, meanwhile Tesla has already been selling for what, a decade?
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Ford to shift EV strategy by building new lower-cost pickups and commercial van
(westerninvestor.com)
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Mike Lynch, the UK tycoon who defeated US fraud charges, missing at sea
(reuters.com)
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Billionaire Carl Icahn settles for using company to secure personal loans
(westerninvestor.com)
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The Cheating Scandal Rocking Elite High-School Math Competitions
(wsj.com)
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You pull the barbell up from the ground (like a deadlift) while dropping into a squat, and then get it up over your head while standing up. It is much more explosive than either the deadlift or squat separately.
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2y ago
I think you could make the same argument about the externalities of many of the components of the S&P 500 too. E.g. you also have to be cool with knowing that your ETF gains are largely contingent on the destruction of the natural envir
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> they'd have to start charging those 2 billion users Why couldn’t they simply show ads like any third party site? Ads can still be a business model for them, but those separate businesses couldn’t be subsidized by ads shown on othe
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> And I'd do the same with Meta, Apple, etc. I agree re Meta, but I am not sure Apple should be in the same category. I think Google and Meta use a small subset of golden goose businesses to subsidize perpetual money losers that pre
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2y ago
Could you elaborate on your point I a bit? I think you are making a good point but I am not fully grokking it. Are you looking at the investment on the utility’s level or the individual level? Wouldn’t high variability provide an “insurance
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> No one wants to sacrifice their standard of living How about we just get out of the way of renewables? Many jurisdictions are downright hostile and obstructionist for any renewable investment.
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