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oangemangut

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    Comment #45252975

    isn't it logical though that the power company would buy power for less than it sells? and paying the same rate that it buys from larger producers seems fair.

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    Comment #43537701

    We always have blocks of hard cheese and cheddars in the fridge and I feel fine cutting off any moldy bits. With the shredded stuff, I'll forget about it and we end up binning lots…

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    Comment #43475611

    For these institutional traders, the pools offer them opportunities to trade with a small set of counter parties that also have deep deep liquidity, so in a sense it is kind of lik…

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    Comment #43391352

    Even in dark pools the trades have to happen within the NBBO, they can't just trade at whatever price they want.

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    Comment #43391310

    In the case of Dark Pools, it would actually be the crier saying "a lot 10x the size of what I'm auctioning just traded somewhere else where none of you lot can trade for xx price"…

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    Comment #43391278

    If you look up RegNMS the goal is to make public markets fair by having rules that have to be met in order to trade. Dark pools allow participants to 'hide' information that's not …

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    Comment #42960360

    we're trying to cut back to only Disney+ for kids and we use prime video for us. Amazon's genius "take this prime video credit for slow shipping" has us renting movies maybe once a…

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    Comment #42699582

    I don't see why a re-design like this wouldn't have included both pedestrian and car infrastructure improvements. Tighten all the turn radii, add bump-outs to each corner, and you …

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    Comment #42581991

    TN should help get the right Canadian talent into the US if it's something the companies need.

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    Comment #42476025

    We have a double drawer dishwasher and it hurts my brain watching friends plan around their nightly wash.

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    Comment #42437138

    Having also worked on desks in the 00s and early 10s I think a big difference here is what trading meant really changed; much of what traders did went away with innovations in spee…

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    Comment #41814915

    just curious how this works, do the kids just need a lift home and you can continue to work? Just wondering how you fit a full day in even with WFH (asking because both spouse and …

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    Comment #39760655

    if you use fuel consumption instead fuel economy to look at it the differences can be small. I have both auto and manual transmission vehicles, and for me personally, I almost alwa…

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    Comment #38039043

    some content creators I click on _despite_ them having to do the click-bait stupid YouTube thumbnails. As an aside - word you may have been looking for is irrespective, or perhaps …

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    Comment #37324280

    It seems somewhat common, it's just that it's not weighted heavily enough in the the overall registration costs.

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    Comment #35239765

    Because it should be okay, and it's a societal failing that it currently isn't as safe as it should be. Cars are always safer for their occupants, but using them puts vulnerable ro…

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    Comment #35062752

    Sure, when we subsidize all expensive bits of suburban living it artificially decreases the cost to the home owner of all the negative externalities.

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    Comment #34979957

    everything in your sentence can be traced back to luck in some way. Genetic gifts I'm sure contribute to work ethic, but also the families, societies, you're born into. The teacher…

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    Comment #33989034

    I'm trying to figure out how many hours a month are you in a vehicle where that makes sense for you?

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    Comment #33902868

    I feel like this is going to be to kotlin's disadvantage going forwards as languages features are slowly added into Java, they will be more 'complete'.

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    Comment #33442907

    What about for other users of the forest? Hopefully you're able to stay well away from them so as not to disturb the peace and quiet of the forest for work.

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    Comment #33239871

    :D I have a few of the "Walk" (in white) and "DON'T WALK" (in orange) signals around me in PNW.

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    Comment #33165954

    The easy solve for this is choosing to live somewhere where activity is baked into your lifestyle. I haven't 'exercised' in the gym-going sense in years. BUT, I chose to live in a …

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    Comment #33048330

    Seattle I find is a few decades away from really getting things right. We’re in North Seattle and the EW routes are sorely lacking. I end up being on a couple arterials that are li…

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    Comment #32869945

    didn't Apple kill flash by never supporting it on iOS? maybe there is more to the story.