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Comment #46534784
The tweet says blackstone. Thats a separate firm from blackrock. And the tweets misleading in the first place, it's looking at the bottom of a candle which wasn't even the current …
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Comment #32138872
There are parts of the tech industry culture I dislike, but its definitely not endless meetings, micromanagement, and coworkers who work extra hours. Especially with regards to mee…
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Comment #32090908
I think there was also similar reports with Apple recently. There was some kind of emergency hotline contact or something like that where authorities could request information wher…
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Comment #32045438
Terrible behavior from Apple. Like petulant children.
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Comment #31945582
Thank you for the article, although I don't tend to be too disparaging about these types of ingredients (I think) it's always a good reminder to be open minded and aware that you d…
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Comment #31920127
You are correct, thank you. If you click the link about the other week this year, that's where the 8 year figure is mentioned.
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Comment #31920091
You just need to them explain how sweat works. Sweat evaporate -> cool skin -> cools internal temp. Humidity high -> sweat no evaporate -> internal temp increases.
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Comment #31920034
Temperatures are already unbearable in South Asia when there are heatwaves. It's estimated ~1500 people per 3 days of heat wave in Bangladesh. An increase in the average by 1 or 2 …
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Comment #31919592
This is the second week in 8 years in which the xbox outsold the PS5 in Japan. So this isn't overall sales - the title is somewhat misleading. E: outsold a playstation, not the PS5…
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Comment #31910030
So you're saying all their comments are automatically dead until someone vouches for them? Or just he was downvoted on reputation?
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Comment #31909727
If you read the article EY have been ordered to retain two independent consultants in response to this. >The SEC has ordered EY to retain two independent consultants to help remedi…
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Comment #31909627
Its pretty disappointing that your comment was dead and I had to vouch for it.
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Comment #31907323
That was a proposed background but Tolkien never decided what their true background was.
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Comment #31907163
I was interested in the topic but the snide tone was very difficult to get through. If I had read it when I was much younger I might have enjoyed it, but I've read so much writing …
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Comment #31906950
The Numenorians actually also had a technological revolution, although I don't know whether it was industrial. They unfortunately faced the setback of being almost entirely wiped o…
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Comment #31899136
My first guess is that giving phishers/scammers the list of all malicious domains/pages might allow them to circumvent it.
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Comment #31898563
Samsung by default has their own chromium based browser as the default.
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Comment #31864436
That line is simply fallacious in the modern context. A well regulated militia is "not necessary to the security of a free state".
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Comment #31862444
The first two studies don't seem like they lead to this conclusion at all. Someone choosing luxury branded clothes on a virtual avatar is completely different from actually wearing…
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Comment #31852195
So as I'm reading this, there are apparently other approved "electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS)"[1], but Juul in particular failed to provide data proving the safety of th…
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Comment #31848676
I guess everyone's descended from Aeneas nowadays.
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Comment #31838908
It's consistent with the FDAs current stance to also ban menthol cigarettes.
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Comment #31837146
Contextually the person is obviously trying to use the french borrow word voilà.
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Comment #31837046
All statistics are dehumanizing. I'm no data scientist but I'd imagine including the whole human when doing statistics would produce a pretty low signal to noise ratio.
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Comment #31778099
I didn't see anyone complaining about games in the parent comments.