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by dh5 1y ago
It cuts the other way as well. It's incredibly easy to file suit against larger corporations (e.g. your landlord in small claims) and just represent yourself and be confident all you're potentially out is the court filing fee. I&#
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by dh5 1y ago
I believe there actually often is a calendar association but only because the US fiscal year starts October 1st, and funding legislation needs to be enacted before then.
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by dh5 2y ago
This was controlled for as stated in the article: > The researchers compared outcomes for patients within the same hospitals who were cared for by doctors with different exam scores. This allowed the researchers to eliminate, or at least
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by dh5 2y ago
If you are running less than 30 miles per week or so and don't have multiple injury risk factors (e.g. prior history of injury, being older, female) you can fairly safely run at whatever pace you'd like and know that running more
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by dh5 2y ago
I think you deserve your 50 cents for this post.
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by dh5 2y ago
I'm guessing this definition of a safe space (e.g. able to say what you want, with possible racism included) isn't what nonconservatives would label a safe space.
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by dh5 2y ago
No one at this level is playing tournaments without massive preparation. This is especially true at the WCC where both sides have not just one but teams of seconds to help with prep. Ding has been a shadow of himself ever since he won the w
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by dh5 2y ago
"Zone" training is primarily a way for high mileage runners to get the physical adaptation of running with lower risk of injury on easy days. If you're running < 20 mpw there should be minimal risk of injury and you should
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by dh5 2y ago
Notation has changed over the years. Even twenty years ago you could pick up (admittedly dated) books using descriptive notation (e.g. P-K4). It's pretty clear what is the accepted standard for notation today though.
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by dh5 3y ago
The article's headline is a little misleading. It is only referring to college graduates that are "underemployed," i.e. have a job not requiring college-level skills in general, as opposed to a job that is unrelated to their
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by dh5 3y ago
Simon is Sacha's cousin (according to Wikipedia).
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by dh5 3y ago
Separately, retail investors also outperform the S&P on average: https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/who-you-calling-dumb-mone... > The average individual-investor stock portfolio has risen about 150% since
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by dh5 3y ago
How are search trends the same as ownership of the currency? Also in Argentina it's "dólar," not "dollar": https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=AR&q=g...
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by dh5 3y ago
I'm guessing it's more about the faculty being hard and/or expensive to retain for those majors.
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by dh5 4y ago
That and the ultra-stagnant economy which in turn leads to mortgage rates of around 1%.
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by dh5 4y ago
A quick search shows Garg's net worth is ~4B. Despite previous actions he deserves some amount of respect IMO for putting his own money on the line here.
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by dh5 5y ago
If you just count Manhattan at ~70,000 / sq mi it's certainly up there in terms of population density. The outer boroughs (and Staten Island specifically) pull down the average quite a bit.
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by dh5 5y ago
I'm not sure that calculation makes sense. If someone has already lived to 77 he probably has a much higher chance of living to 78 than the average person. And if someone has lived past 78 does that mean he's lost negative years o
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by dh5 5y ago
Here comes the 50 cent army
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by dh5 5y ago
Right, it seems London at 101 and Toronto at 92 USD pull down the averages of both those groups significantly.
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by dh5 5y ago
One company has also lied about "nearly all aspects of the business," so maybe its 5B valuation is based on not quite legitimate things.
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by dh5 5y ago
An arbiter 100% cannot stop a game because of that. Time management is part of the game in speed chess anyway, and for longer time controls there is usually a delay/increment so running out the clock in a clearly lost position isn&#x27
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by dh5 5y ago
Short selling provides a way and incentive for regular people to keep companies accountable. A recent example is Luckin Coffee ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luckin_Coffee ) which fabricated 90% (!) of sales in 2019 and
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by dh5 5y ago
Matt Levine had a great writeup about this: > If the price of IRON goes down from $1 (good) to $0.95 (bad), you just issue some TITAN (worth $65) to buy some IRON until it’s worth $1 again. And if IRON keeps going down, you just issue so
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by dh5 5y ago
These rental figures don't seem to hold up to scrutiny. The median rent in NYC is $1,400? How did the source (Lendingtree) come up with these?
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by dh5 5y ago
What's the alternative, to keep providing them with the knowledge and material?
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by dh5 5y ago
In a previous life I performed research on the neurological basis of birdsong, which is fairly well understood for passerines. Sounds produced by birds can be divided into two types: songs and calls. Songs are primarily by males to attract
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by dh5 6y ago
The commenter may have been referring to Rendell's Death of Marco Pantani which IIRC had a line that went something like "during the day he lived to ride, at night he rode to live."
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by dh5 6y ago
You may be thinking of Marco Pantani, who cycled in an era of widespread EPO use which dramatically thickens their blood. That coupled with a low resting heart rate can indeed lead to death. I'm not aware of low heart rate by itself be
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by dh5 6y ago
Who's going to buy an apartment with a squatter in it? There's no easy way out for these individual landlords.

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