Sylveste

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by Sylveste 4y ago
>People keep acting like there _should_ be a backup to formula There are backups, which are safer than the alternative of starvation, which has a 100% fatality rate. A homemade formula which killed 25% of children would still be 400% saf
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by Sylveste 4y ago
>The market has lost all of its gains during the pandemic No it hasn't. Not even close.
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by Sylveste 4y ago
Grants are for claiming. Why leave money on the table? Your competitors won't.
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by Sylveste 4y ago
> This isn't the media's job. I think maybe this is the problem both specifically here and more widely, there's a major outbreak of 'not their jobitis' going on. The media are 'not my jobbing' this and
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by Sylveste 4y ago
>Of course, if your child is literally starving, you should look to a less than ideal, short term solution. Yes. That's the issue we're having here. People are encountering that situation of being unable to find formula, meanin
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by Sylveste 4y ago
So, if infant formula is unavailable the course of action you recommend is simply letting the child go and making another one, because it won't be possible to guarantee that any alternative food source is 100% perfect? That's the
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by Sylveste 4y ago
The same solution only powered by POE and buried in a pelican case filled with dessicant sacks in your back garden
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by Sylveste 4y ago
>the consumer who buys into the hype There's a consumer? So many of the companies that go pop in these situations are solutions in need of a problem; companies trying to singlehandedly invent a market out of thin air and convince co
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by Sylveste 4y ago
>The question is she did not where she was, guess there is no gps map. And more importantly she has to fly the thing. I would imagine she had a smartphone. Gmaps/Amaps is no match for Skydemon but it's a million times better th
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by Sylveste 4y ago
>Or maybe the better analogue is, how do you fulfill your end of the deal as a short seller and return the shares owed to your counterparty if the company disbands in the meantime? If you're short a company and the company goes prop
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by Sylveste 4y ago
>If you win the bet, you won't have anyone to collect from. They have $78B of assets, not $78T. It wouldn't rival even the smallest of national defaults. Heavy rhetoric but a bit OTT don't you think?