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Comment #48221435
5% of 2T would be $100B, not $100M.
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Comment #41208940
Funny that watching YouTube was not one of the things she did, whereas most people spend hours on YouTube/social media.
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Comment #40822492
Case in point: I had to take my extended family visiting us to Manhattan for 2 days last week. Total 6 adults. The cost of taking the LIRR and Subway would have been upwards of $18…
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Comment #36548873
https://archive.ph/9WgGg
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Comment #35956262
https://archive.ph/UfW8A
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Comment #35946350
https://archive.ph/IRRsX
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Comment #35856744
I read somewhere that libraries pay a decent amount to the publishers for every audiobook borrowed through Libby. So I always try to make sure the book interests me and will actual…
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Comment #35186744
We do the same. What's a good alternative for videos?
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Comment #35125398
Mike Tyson
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Comment #34482779
Just noticed that Dr Andrew Huberman is one of the authors of this report.
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Comment #34468386
Aren't scrum masters usually individual contributors on the team as well?
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Comment #31718037
https://web.archive.org/web/20220612092326/https://www.nytim...
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Comment #31074033
Agreed. Have been using it for 3 years and user experience is better than TurboTax.
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Comment #29545838
https://archive.md/ccBAz
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Comment #28758133
Thanks for sharing that link. It really is an eye opener. Although, this number seems wrong. Is the entire fashion industry only valued at 2.4B? > The fashion industry is key for e…
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Comment #25065584
I think that's product guys trying to entice their largest group of customers to move to the next tier. Make it look like it's the best deal.
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Comment #24944732
> IN 1959, DIJKSTRA began writing a series of private reports. Consecutively numbered and with his initials as a prefix, they became known as EWDs.