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by wtvanhest 5y ago
That seems like an important question. Maybe they will have a lot of individual batteries that they can charge simultaneously. Alternatively, maybe they could swap out the bottom of the fuselage or wings.
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by wtvanhest 5y ago
I have worked in FP&A for the past 6 or so years after working in the investment world. For a short time (8 or so months) I supported a CIO and had to approve the NPV analysis of every tech project that the company did. The thing that m
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by wtvanhest 5y ago
I’m talking about Naples, Florida. I should have specified.
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by wtvanhest 5y ago
I grew up in Naples. If you have only been there 6 months, you haven’t lived there during the summer yet. That said, I actually love Florida’s climate. The problem with Florida for me is the lack of outdoor activities, especially in the s
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by wtvanhest 5y ago
Not sure why you need the extraction, but for me personally, I had my teeth shift ever so slightly which threw off my bite. Pain was excruciating. The solution was a tiny amount of polishing a few of my teeth so my bite was better lined u
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by wtvanhest 5y ago
True fit is more of a conversion boosting tool rather than a tool to help the consumer. I worked at Levi’s Corp for 3 years and was surprised to learn that clothes have large tolerances in sizes to keep costs down. True fit says you should
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
I started learning how to program some solidarity for fun and just to understand the whole concept better. While I agree that in the short-run 1-5 years, it’s extremely unlikely that something wins agains ETH, but... in the long run, 10-20
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
First, congrats to everyone at Coinbase. What a great step in their journey. I’m going to hijack the negativity here and ask if anyone has any advice on writing a first smart contract. I feel like I cannot fully understand ETH or BTC light
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
In the case of crypto, it probably should. The reality is that there is so much compute power aimed at BTC/ETH, that if you try to use a 'cheap' crypto currency, it is susceptible to compute power attacks or at the very leas
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
Mine comes and goes. I find that if I drink from a water bottle with a straw, I’ll get it periodically for about 24 hours after.
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
the hardest part of UBI for me to understand is how much of it will be eaten by inflation and how much will actually help people. I’d like to see a lot of research on that part of the topic. Maybe take a zip code and give everyone UBI in t
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
The real service is their hosting: "If running it yourself is too daunting, we can host it for you on your own dedicated virtual server for as little as $5 per month."
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
This is like the classic DropBox comment [1]. The activities you describe seem easy to you, but are really hard for the average person. Authentication in Webpress? I imagine that is more than a 10 minute activity. [1] https://n
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
Personally, I’d rather take the J&J which uses old, proven tech. In 5 years we will know a lot more about nRNA vaccine long-term safety, and I’ll be much more comfortable taking an nRNA vaccine at that point. When I’m eligible, I still
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
Reinforced cockpit doors were not implemented on planes until around 2002. Meanwhile, hijackings fell dramatically after only basic fight security that was implemented nearly 20 years before that.
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
Hijackings were extremely common prior to flight security. TSA was another level, that was extremely frustrating throughout the 2000s, but at a minimum it prevents wildly unstable people from boarding with weapons Check out this list http
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
I have been buying small amounts of bitcoin since around 2015. I have a very small portfolio, but growing? Recently I have had friends that are very far from the tech scene, but well versed in investment risk pick up BTC as institutions an
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
Your Miami example is a very politically charged statement that the left makes in this country while the right makes an opposite statement that there is no global warming at all. Both lies are used to gain political power by Politicians. Bo
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
It’s absolutely true. Most spreadsheets in BigCo are viewed by at least 3 or 4 people. No one likes it when they open a spreadsheet from someone else with a macro because it dramatically increases the learning curve. If you just had custo
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
That really isn’t the point of my comment or this case. If someone wants to challenge the constitutionality of the ccw permit, that is a different topic
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
This one is tricky. On one hand the CCW permit is for the personal benefit of the person receiving it. If the company needed armed staff, they could simply hire full-time armed guards. There is no reason head of security at Apple needs to
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
It is all be public records. The source of the original data is the court system. If a 3rd party physically scrapped it from the court system, others should be able to digitally scrape it.
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
TBH, I had the same thought. Theoretically if the return was that good, they would not need to break up the capital investment and manage lots of individual relationships. They could simply raise the capital they need at a very low price
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
In the vast majority of cases, the good investment opportunities are already restricted to people with substantial assets or income. The vast majority of 'investment' opportunities available to people without substantial assets or
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
Maybe... but after we had a baby, I bought life insurance to protect the family from the unforeseen loss of income in the event anything happens to me. I was talking to the person doing my physical and he mentioned that most men he sees are
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
I'm sure you have talked to your exec team at length about the pluses and minuses of that type of structure. That structure feels like a great trade-off that gives employees enough flexibility to reduce their housing costs, while also
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
Probably be much more informative to talk to non-c-level employees who do not have an incentive to modify the story.
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
I found that mine seems to be mechanical. If I drink out of a water bottle with a straw, it is typically worse the next day. Also, if I drink alcohol, it makes me clench my jaw and my tinnitus is bad the next day.
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
The math is the same regardless, and slightly more favorable if you consider tax implications to do buybacks. This article is so light on insight and information that the title is clickbait.
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by wtvanhest 6y ago
Oh, I should have clarified, I was wondering about in home purifiers

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