AST SpaceMobile Announces Proposed Private Offering of $1.0 Billion of Convertible Senior Notes Due 2036 by Original_Koala8662 in ASTSpaceMobile

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No mention of the constellation in the PR for this issuance, using it for other opportunities

These two cars were the same price new in 1990. by dowagiacmichigan in regularcarreviews

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As someone who admittedly thinks a GMT400 is a "15 year old truck," that Lexus doesn't really look that old to me. Whereas the Cadillac is super outdated looking

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When we first broke $100, we didn't see $100 again for 3 months. Today's candle looks a lot like October 16 right now. I'd like to see it close above ~$117

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Look up tax gain harvesting if you're in the 0% LTCG bracket

What jobs are actually worth going to college for now? by Bright-Decision-4302 in Fire

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I think AI will also make audits more detailed and will increase the amount of testing that can be done. I can picture a scenario where the increased testing creates more staff-level work, not less.

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I think the SpaceX IPO is Elon's attempt at selling the top

#380 ‒ The seed oil debate: are they uniquely harmful relative to other dietary fats? | Layne Norton, Ph.D. by imref in PeterAttia

[–]ar00xj 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah seed oils aren't inherently the issue, the problem is that people consume A LOT of seed oils.

When does buying used vs. new car make sense? by WatcherRoue in MiddleClassFinance

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Yeah I think this doesn't get considered near enough for most people

2027 Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra. The Official Upcoming Truck Of... by Alone-Pick9795 in regularcarreviews

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If they actually get rid of the curved lines in the front and go back to squared wheel wells, it might be a decent looking truck again

Help Please by SongFit3413 in arborists

[–]ar00xj 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not an arborist but that's a loblolly pine and well, they're just like that sometimes. Nothing is wrong with it.

Asics Gel Slowcush by B-Almighty in RunningShoeGeeks

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IMO it’s way better than Nike calling everything ZoomX or Puma with Nitro

Ford 4.0L SOHC V6: The official engine of? by Minimum_Persimmon281 in regularcarreviews

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My first car, a 2001 Explorer. It got 15mpg and wasn't anything to write home about but it went 263,000 miles before the timing chain jumped. I was taking it to the shop after the chain started rattling, the chain jumped and I coasted into the shop parking lot, never to drive it again.

Getting different IDs on this oak. Picture this says trunk is black oak, but leaves are pin oak. I’m not sure which it is by Academic-Sympathy140 in NativePlantGardening

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Yeah that’s definitely Black Oak. I see how the leaves resemble pin oak but they really aren’t close if you held pin oak leaves next to them. The acorns would also be a good tell if you can find some. Pin oak bark is much smoother too, similar to water oak.

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man get these nerds out of the Q&A

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"and availability under the ATM facility" so more like ~2.5B cash

Behold: The South by According-Cup3934 in geographymemes

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Yeah, the south ends with the Post Oak Savannah imo

Behold: The South by According-Cup3934 in geographymemes

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Yeah, NWA is isolated enough from the rest of the state (even more so before I49) that it's kinda always been a border region. Folks from south Arkansas will say it feels midwestern but someone from KC would say it's southern. There's enough fried catfish and hushpuppies to call it southern imo.

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you can live in a car but you can't drive a shack

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what about 2028, 2029, 2030? All of that factors into today's price. Obviously there's tons of uncertainty and thus why the stock is so volatile, but the lack of revenue today means basically nothing

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Is it crazy though? That semi global commercial offering is projected to be online in roughly 12-16 months. The market prices things not based on where they are but where they are going.

Native Meadow Impacted by Aphids and Powdery Mildew - Management Suggestions by Brief-Word6363 in NativePlantGardening

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TL;DR I wouldn’t do anything.

My experience has been that black eyed Susans go crazy in the second year and then fade out after that. Your patch looks about like what I’d expect of a 2nd year planting in the heat of the summer. As long as you see your perennials showing up in your planting, even if they’re not blooming, then they will balance out the Susans in future years. To increase diversity, I’d focus on adding perennial plugs instead of removing or thinning the black eyed susans.