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dhbanes
1y ago
I can select Amex plat but not business plat. These cards have materially different benefits and rewards earning structures. Plus selection first then making me create an account? Feels like a scammy aggregator of some sort (even if it’s no
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dhbanes
2y ago
Sentry rocks and, in my opinion, is value priced.
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dhbanes
2y ago
This is absolutely not true.
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LA County Superior Court system shut down after ransomware attack
(cloud.communications.lacourt.org)
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2y ago
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2y ago
N-acetyl cysteine
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dhbanes
3y ago
It's a color option dude.
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3y ago
https://www.macrumors.com/2023/10/30/apple-unveils-new-space...
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3y ago
So… compromised.
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3y ago
Auto manufacturers cannot arbitrarily invalidate warranties like that. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnuson–Moss_Warranty_Act
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3y ago
Ah yes, make the insured pay out of pocket first. Brilliant. Too poor to buy a new car to replace the one that just got legitimately totaled? Gotcha!
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3y ago
AI is imperfect but it works a certain percentage of the time in a certain percentage of cases. Polygraphs are just complete pseudo-science bullshit.
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3y ago
I always immediately approve implementation of any good idea regardless of roadmap or resource availability.
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3y ago
24 hour BTC-USD volume is > $15bn so yes.
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dhbanes
3y ago
You're off by an order of magnitude. 1,056 BTC is currently worth approximately $29m.
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3y ago
I think the fact that fluoride is beneficial to your teeth is a settled fact. However, the issue being discussed is fluorides impact on brain health.
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3y ago
Agreed. Allowing children to sleep at home is also very dangerous. Not to mention spending unsupervised time during their waking hours with parents and family members without regular government audits. Thank you for standing up for children
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3y ago
Wealthier jurisdictions already do pay in the form of police expenditures. The vast majority of crime committed in wealthier jurisdictions is by people who do not live or pay taxes within the jurisdiction.
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3y ago
How is this any more illegal than a cop calling in a license plate number of any random vehicle they see on the road (which is not at all illegal)?
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3y ago
Ken Rockwell invented the use of SEO crap content in this space to sell cameras, lenses, and accessories.
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3y ago
Please do not recommend Ken Rockwell. Try Fred Miranda
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4y ago
https://twitter.com/jacksonfall/status/1636107218859745286
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4y ago
I replied to his original emails and he was smug, condescending, and unapologetic. He probably won’t have much luck reaching out to these people one by one. The whole thing is built on a competitor’s API. The business is not going to work,
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4y ago
ChatGPT hallucinated that detail when preparing this marketing copy. So, technically, no one's fault.
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Zeno's Paradoxes
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
What do Peter Thiel's political party and contribution activity have to do with Silicon Valley Bank's solvency?
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4y ago
Bank runs start with FUD. That’s how it works.
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4y ago
There is an apparent next domino to fall - First Republic Bank.
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4y ago
How do you expect Dodd-Frank to prevent every regional bank depositor with half a brain cell attempting to move their deposits to a big 4 first thing Monday morning? Do you understand the consequences of that? If that happens, dozens and pe
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4y ago
How did you get ChatGPT to reflect on the content of that article?
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4y ago
Most people who pay for a search engine don’t participate in chat rooms discussing their paid search engine pricing.
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