whall6

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by whall6 3y ago
What is the ignorance you’re seeing here?
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by whall6 3y ago
What exactly is the issue you’re seeing?
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by whall6 3y ago
Instagram bios
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by whall6 3y ago
Location: Houston, TX Remote: In person only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Excel, Python Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hallwyatt Email: hallwyatt3@gmail.com I work as an analyst in investment banking at J
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by whall6 3y ago
Excellent share, thank you!!
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by whall6 3y ago
If foster children were raised so well that people were jealous, maybe that would create an adverse incentive for people to create more children than they can handle and desert children that they’ve already had?
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S&P has risen 2,200%+ since then as well
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by whall6 3y ago
I’m having a hard time understanding the seasonal energy storage component. Can you dive into this a bit more? I wasn’t able to find much on your website. I work in the energy industry and this is one of the largest issues that utilities (a
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by whall6 3y ago
Just do what they ask and reprioritize yourself.
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Agree, the context of this quote was investing. There are unfathomable amounts of ideas out there, so the best investors say “no” to 99.999%. This doesn’t apply to a career, where in 99.999% of cases, the “yes” person gets the promotion.
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by whall6 3y ago
Agree entirely.
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by whall6 3y ago
Maybe we have different goals, but if you want to grow in your career this is terrible advice. I get it, we can’t do everything, but surely there’s something you can put to the side.
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by whall6 3y ago
The best advice I’ve ever received is to treat everyone I work for like a client. In that vein, asking a senior leader what other tasks you should deprioritize is asinine.
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by whall6 4y ago
Likewise, is there any literature or other resources that you could refer us to? Im highly interested in this topic especially because I’ve seen the reverse pattern in the city where I live: a building that’s not as tall designed to look bi
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by whall6 4y ago
There are enough “cash cow” securities that maintain a same / similar share price by distributing heavily for this to make sense. The price wouldn’t show the whole story and the cash could go much further over 100 years than just sitti
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by whall6 4y ago
It’s funny that you say it’s just Texas because even as a Texan that’s not Texas to me.
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Never
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Personally I’d choose the school with mediocre academics but is well known when I enter the job market over the school that has great academics that nobody has heard of.
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by whall6 4y ago
As an artist, connect with your top listeners on Spotify / Apple Music and give them a onetime use link to buy $20 tickets and allocate the rest of the tickets by auction.
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by whall6 4y ago
I say Yes. This represents an attractive opportunity to get in on an artificial ground floor of a large business who’s demise is (very) likely overhyped.
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by whall6 4y ago
Right so the question is, when did this become the case? When did cities become unaffordable and why?
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by whall6 4y ago
Major ratchet and clank vibes
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by whall6 5y ago
Aren’t there like way more police per capita in the UK though?
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by whall6 5y ago
Genuine question from a non-programmer: why? Is it because the volume of requests increases load on the servers/costs?
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by whall6 5y ago
I don’t understand why this is getting downvoted considering this is almost verbatim what Taleb preaches.
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Can’t really imagine a jury putting this guy in jail so it doesn’t really matter
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Which number is reality? How can we know what is the true number. We are only confident to a _degree_. I get that there is an obvious incentive for o&g to bias downward, but we shouldn’t lead ourselves astray thinking that an outside au
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by whall6 5y ago
This is where I stand. Just because their current trajectory puts them in the ground, doesn’t necessarily mean that in 6 months they actually will fail. Considering every startup ever has had a runway (i.e. how many months until we fail), t
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by whall6 5y ago
Non-GAAP is understood to be biased. It’s the company’s version of their financials. This is not the same version that is audited and required to be submitted on a quarterly basis.
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by whall6 5y ago
> projected a 1–29% cereal price increase in 2050 I agree that everything in this article could and probably will happen. However, how could even a 29% increase in cereal prices lead to a societal collapse? I didn’t see anything that wou

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