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xadhominemx
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xadhominemx
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The situation is not good but let’s not lie. Green card holders returning from overseas have always been at high risk of encountering issues upon reentry. Overseas visitors working informally have likewise always risked detention and deport
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xadhominemx
2y ago
The USA hosts 35 million foreign visitors per year. These enforcement actions are absurd, but if you have your documents in order and are planing a normal tourist trip. you will be fine.
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xadhominemx
2y ago
You know how to use Google, right?
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2y ago
It will actually happen because it’s nothing new. The 500b is almost all wages for existing US-based employees. They are looking for a carve out from the new China tariffs (same as last time). Note - they made a very similar announcement 4
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2y ago
Micron itself was often touch and go until several competitors went bankrupt around 2010
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2y ago
Most of the market cap is in the technology giants with global reach.
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xadhominemx
2y ago
Did you receive your physical at a hospital?
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2y ago
UNH makes low operating margins. If they they took those margins to zero, there would not be a noticeable increase in the amount of care they fund.
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2y ago
“As patient you need to track who is in an out of networK” I just specify my insurance provider/plan in zocdoc and generates a list of doctors who are in network and their calendar of availability. I think this was a bigger hassle 10 y
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2y ago
Ya but the vibe is different because Stanford is much smaller
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Both programs are very good, the specific PI is going to be much much more important than any generic advice you glean from this thread. Separately, the environs are very different. Stanford is pristine, quiet, safe, boring, isolated, VC-or
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2y ago
I’m not a bible thumper but I also don’t promulgate cringe noble savage mythology either
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2y ago
Or maybe they rape and beat their woman, suffer from high infant mortality and often die excruciating deaths after moderate injuries like a broken arm or cut.
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2y ago
“the inhabitants have to be closer to everything that is real and important on their island than we modern people will ever be and likely have” They undoubtedly have their own absurd mythology describing their origins and the workings of th
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2y ago
PFOF does not violate the spirit of the law
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2y ago
Robinhood makes the majority of their revenue on options and crypto. Vanilla equities is becoming less important.
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xadhominemx
2y ago
It’s pretty easy to learn how fidelity and others make money on fee-free index funds. Perhaps something to look into before accusing them of committing a crime.
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I am not Google. There is a lot of information about this case at your fingertips.
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2y ago
They were not fabricated although it may have been challenging to secure a conviction and in any event Ross was going to be sentenced to many decades in prison.
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2y ago
Part of my parents neighborhood burned down in a similar (but much smaller) firestorm a number of years ago. Similar situation to the Palisades fire, where the homes were destroyed but the landscaping mostly survived. Most of the homes were
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xadhominemx
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The problem is that this only works if your spouse used an apple application to tell you this information. If she used messenger/IG chat/whatsapp or gmail or her work email there’s no way for Siri to know about it.
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2y ago
“The Fed” is the US Federal Reserve The Finnish central bank is called the “Bank of Finland”
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2y ago
You are correct. Striking how many HN commentors are so often confident and yet wrong...
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Yes, there is a shortage of housing in the largest metros. The unoccupied homes are in small towns with declining populations.
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Remote workers don't want to live in run down rust belt and rural communities
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2y ago
So the LA Metro has 8% of the population of the US and 2% of the vacation homes?
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2y ago
Most of these homes are in regions with declining populations and scarce opportunity for employment.
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2y ago
We care very much about North Korea as they have nuclear weapons and share a land border with our ally
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Hyundai is still navigating the transition but seems poised for success, you’re right
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2y ago
Depends on the price point. Cheap Chinese stuff is poor quality. More expensive goods are just as good as those marketed by western brands (and are often made in the same factories)
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