SaintGhurka

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by SaintGhurka 11mo ago
A sufficiently compact electric motor enables mounting it in the nose-wheel of commercial aircraft, allowing it to be driven around like a golf cart. This means the plane can taxi without the use of its engines, just the power from the APU.
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by SaintGhurka 1y ago
>> The storm that caused such a problem is a once every ten years storm. This is incorrect. That storm set multiple records, most notably the longest freezing streak the state has ever experienced [1] Houston, San Antonio, Austin and
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by SaintGhurka 1y ago
Strange or not, it's correct. Culturelle contains inulin. That's the brand that takes up most of the space at my local CVS and Walgreens. Also the CVS-brand knockoff contains inulin.
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by SaintGhurka 2y ago
>> What happens then? Same thing that's happening in CA. Insurers pull out of the state and non-renew policies. I'm sure it was satisfying to see the regulator stick it to the insurance companies, but you can't force t
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by SaintGhurka 2y ago
Aren't jokes supposed to be funny?
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by SaintGhurka 2y ago
Same here. My CPAP changed my life literally on the first night. I woke up feeling 20 years younger.
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by SaintGhurka 2y ago
This subject brings up so much rancor that I think you might have missed the possibility that there was no sarcasm intended in the post you responded to.
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
My Model S75 would cost me about $8 to fully charge from empty at home. Maybe $15 at a Tesla supercharger. That's for 250 miles of range.
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
That would only work if 51% of the shares had a sell order waiting.
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
Hungary's red terror and the Hungarian soviet Republic were in 1919
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
Is there a reason you don't just let the lawn mower mulch them up and leave them on the ground? After I mow over my leaves they pretty much disappear into the grass.
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
That shows a bit of a pig-in-the-python situation where you can see the 2 biggest groups today are just 2 large group from 30 years ago moving through life. Over the next 2 decades, almost all of that 32.1% supply in the 65+ group will beco
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
>> Average home price in America is over $400,000 People just starting out aren't usually aiming for the average home. There are lots of homes and condos that are half that price - depending on location. >> which means a 2
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
> ending school at noon on Wednesday are going to apply selection bias. That's not unique to charter schools. My daughter's public elementary school in CA let out at 12:50 on Wednesday. https://wagonwheel.capousd.or
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
Serious question - If all the profits go to the workers' salaries and nothing is left to pass through to the owner, who would have an incentive to guarantee the workers' salaries if revenue falls short? Who would be willing to ri
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
>> (2) 100% free medical (few SW engineers apply, but most who are laid off would be eligible, if they cared) Could you explain this one? Do you mean via medicaid?
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
Or it could be a homicidal maniac.
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
Also, the test for lead looks suspicious to me. The shape of the turmeric laying in the bottom of the glass looks absolutely identical between the two glasses. Like they used the same sample, but added some color to the water for the &quo
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
> Unless there is a deployment, the schedule is one weekend a month right? Yes and no. I do a lot of work at home. I mostly work on our home-grown software that manages the organization (recruiting and personnel management). > How o
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
I joined the Texas State Guard and found a lasting connection with my group. When I'm there I feel like I'm with family. About half the states have a state guard. The organizational structure is military-ish, but we don't h
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
In addition to urgent care clinics, every doctor I've had holds a few appointment slots open for same-day or next-day visits. I just have to call them when they open. Just checking my doctor's group, they have multiple appointmen
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
I'd want to build dry-stack stone walls. I find them beautiful when well made and they last for hundreds or even thousands of years. Meanwhile the stone & mortar walls I see around my neighborhood don't seem to last more tha
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
If you watched the spacex youtube feed there's no denying it was a smashing success. The employees were clearly celebrating even after the Rapid Unplanned Disassembly.
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
>> this is the whole point of the US ethanol industry and farm subsidies in general Interesting. I never saw it as a food security program. I saw it as a way to advantage corn at the expense of oil on the global commodities market be
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
Not to mention cooling. How many people in the UK even have air conditioning?
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by SaintGhurka 3y ago
San Francisco Budget has been cut 2 years in a row. $692.3 million in 2019-2020 $667.9 million in 2020-2021 $657.4 million in 2021-2022 Source: your link. The article's headline says it's up 4.4% but that's compared to 2019.
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
This ignores the voices crying in the wilderness for months about dangers at the bank. "The risk for $SIVB is that deposit outflows accelerate at such a pace that it is forced to either raise equity capital and/or sell down its HT
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
You don't need 16 banks to eliminate all risk. You need one bank and a treasurydirect account. Anybody, including corporations and partnerships, can safely park excess cash at treasurydirect.gov. Buy short term treasuries and time the
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
Also he voiced the Backson in a Winnie the Pooh movie. A mysterious creature that had everybody scared out of their wits throughout the show until (spoiler alert) he finally shows up at the end and is the friendliest sounding character you
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by SaintGhurka 4y ago
> unless those stocks expected to be able to get some benefit from a weak jobs report like slowing the increase in interest rates, or a cheaper labor market I'm pretty sure it's the former. Higher rates wallop stocks in multip

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