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throttlebody
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Comment #48667837
Jezz, in new zealand i think it cost about $100 to register a limited liability company and half an later you were in business. Was about 25 years ago, but it hadn't changed much
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Comment #47460380
RTFM
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Comment #47460235
I would argue that profits are a result of what you do and not the purpose... Obviously intertwined but that's why its important to pick something you like
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Comment #46866203
With that number of more satellites in orbit, launching a manned rocket into space is likely to be too risky due the amount of more debris and satellites. And will it be net energy…
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Comment #46054693
Unbelievable, but I guess this is the USA....
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Comment #45973807
Alibre has a free option, which does not include sheetmetal bending but otherwise solid software
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Comment #45882145
Thereis a huge difference between going to war somewhere and defending when being invaded
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Comment #45575479
Monopoly is a free market game and thete is only one winner. Free markets as such is an utopia dream.
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Comment #45085746
The British banks and their tax heavens still very much control the world of money. The commonwealth barely hangs together outside of the world of cricket.....
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Comment #44652354
I don't think I have read anything so wrong about tariffs in quite a while. Tariffs either protect local manufacturing and/or slows consumption of said import. In both cases, it is…
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Comment #44220702
If you employ people on straight salaries, you are stuck. Not everyone is on share gravy train
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Comment #44047441
A lot of corporate US does not declare their earnings in the US, but in tax heavens, thus further skewing the figures.
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Comment #43768327
To go fast, you must first be able to go slow......
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Comment #43626848
Are there any reasons we can't have both KYC and privacy/security ?
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Comment #43623784
Escalators are often in their original state for the life of them, apart from basic maintenance and a few repairs. Terrible things to work on
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Comment #42676416
I live on a fault line, and we have overcome most issues by building seismic tolerant buildings. We have the knowledge to live in high-risk areas with some certainty, but it will n…
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Comment #42589651
Start by doing a long walk, like the PCT or Te Araroa trail. 3+ months of hiking. You are busy every day, get up, eat and start walking. Finish the day physically tired. Sleep rins…
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Comment #42130052
Looking up stuff, with any efficiency, requires a significant amount of prior knowledge to ask the right question.
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Comment #41989845
How does AI learn from it's mistakes ? Genuine question as i have only briefly used ChatGpt and found it interesting but not usefull.
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Comment #41444487
Well, money is, in essence, an exchange for energy, so if energy is free we'll see a significant change in our economy system and my guess it's gonna be a wild ride
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Comment #40772188
City of London is a separate legal entity to England but still under the king. Hence all the banking industry is located there, to add another step in the money train to tax heaven…
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Comment #40531552
> great as a retention tool. Until it becomes standard then its 3 days a week. Im all for it, if you can increase productivity, but it's likely too many people won't be able to.
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Comment #39294660
50% doesn't seem that much, but it really needs to be compared to production. Geographical risk spread will always cost you.
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Comment #38560291
A Tesla car is pretty much off the shopping list for me, due to Elon's behavior
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Comment #38163861
Try https://www.papilio.cc/