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yeah SFO seems to be completely uneffected
Unless you actually plan on building as successful SaaS... then just, you know, use Salesforce. There are exceedingly few reasons a $100m SaaS company shouldn't just be running on SFDC.
How do you even end up enforcing licensing here? It's only a matter of time before something as capable as GPT-4 works on a cell phone.
No business is going to park their working capital with a bank that has those requirements.
You can't hedge something that is likely to happen in a cost efficient way. Yield curves are predictable.
Yeah, agree that generalizations like "rich people will hold out" don't really hold true when you zoom in on individual home sale scenarios. Yes, the uber wealthy may wait, but those with a W2 often move for a number of reasons related to job, family, health, economic, or other life circumstances that trump the prevailing wisdom of what they should be doing. And then there are those who aren't paying attention or don't care. People want what they want.
delta force is short for "1st Special Forces Operational Detachment–Delta"
Just throw a few away each time you take out the trash.
you vastly overestimate the majority.
Aside from the cost of the cards themselves, the rewards are free so long as you don't carry a balance.
If you pay your balance off each month, these cards are great. I enjoy thousands/year in benefits after fees.
Or just long VXX. Isn't increased volatility inevitable for virtually any outcome of the election, short of Trump just resigning?
FWIW I travelled from LAX to SFO yesterday. Both were much busier than they had been just a few weeks ago. I'm long DAL based on what I saw yesterday.
You seem to be ignoring supply and demand for the assets themselves irrespective of the asset's value or earning potential. Low interest rates increases demand for asset types like property and equities.
> Virtually all of them get bad eventually.
Like pretty much everything on the internet.
I've heard Tasmania is pretty bogan, but have never been. How does it compare to Melbourne? That'd probably be my ideal wfh location.
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Most hospitals have just a handful of ECMO machines, if any. And most of them are talking about not providing ECMO to COViD-19 patients because of this.
One does not simply "use" Robinhood on a day like today. Or the last 3 large down days since Coronavirus. System-wide failures abound.
Expect your orders to not execute as intended and money to be lost.
> wrong way to frame this
this is the reality of how businesses operate.
> product pricing and labor aren’t that tightly correlated.
If you're the staff accountant, sure. You're technically correct.
If you're the CFO and I'm trying to convince you we need to spend $1M on user research instead of $100K, you can be sure this is taken into account when modeling monetization strategies to recoup R&D costs.
Yeah, exactly. "Inexcusable" seems a bit extreme.
Are you suggesting companies spend 10x on manual user research? Are you willing to pay more for a product because of increased costs to understand what users actually want?
Depends on your purchasing. The amex platinum bonus on air travel is worth about 10%.
They're already rebranding it. Newly shipped 737s are labeled "737-8200"
> I believe Robinhood is violating Finra rules around margin trading though.
Yeah, this is why the scenario is unique to most other r/wallstreetbets losses. With a good attorney the guy may come out of this relatively unscathed.
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Data on this is already out, as the FAA only gave planes with > 30000 cycles 7 days to inspect and 3 days to report findings after inspection.
810 planes were inspected; 38 of them have cracks (4.6%) and have been grounded until fixed. They are not airworthy. Only two of these were in the US.
The other 772 planes will have to undergo inspection after each additional 3500 cycles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HprNMrjK6_I
not that shady... luminati.io makes residential and mobile proxies a snap.
wouldn't this also constitute wire fraud?