vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
"This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/02/why-pulling-out-of-paris-accords-damages-americas-economic-future/) reduced by 90%. (I'm a bot) ***** &gt; The world is driving ahead to replace carbon energy with clean energy anyway.  &gt; New energy sources aren&amp;#039;t getting adopted just because they might stave off climate change - they&amp;#039;re getting adopted because they are becoming cheaper than carbon-based energy.  &gt; If the U.S. falls behind in advanced energy and our companies instead rely on carbon, eventually U.S. business will be operating at a higher cost than competitors around the world that rely on clean sources.   ***** [**Extended Summary**](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/6ewzm5/why_pulling_out_of_paris_accords_damages_americas/) | [FAQ](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/31b9fm/faq_autotldr_bot/ ""Version 1.65, ~135143 tl;drs so far."") | [Theory](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/31bfht/theory_autotldr_concept/) | [Feedback](http://np.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%23autotldr ""PM's and comments are monitored, constructive feedback is welcome."") | *Top* *keywords*: **energy**^#1 **solar**^#2 **US**^#3 **companies**^#4 **market**^#5"
"Well if they offer free shipping that would be one thing and regardless if they raise the total cost that will likely result in fewer sales.  Of course, I'm not sure what the alternatives are for ""elderly people who live hundreds of miles from a pharmacy."""
That was my reaction too!  I was quite happy with my old phone so I haven't been keeping up on new models at all.  I was just glad that this one was featured as a new arrival when I started online window shopping for a replacement when I broke mine last week.
"This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](http://www.businessinsider.com/baby-boomers-caused-millennials-destructive-spending-habits-2017-6) reduced by 86%. (I'm a bot) ***** &gt; Millennials&amp;#039; financial decisions have been heavily covered by media organizations - something that has infuriated many of the generation, as news that &amp;quot;Millennials are killing&amp;quot; another industry has become a common headline.  &gt; While millennials&amp;#039; preferences have had a destructive impact on several companies and industries, they had no say in creating the environment that has restricted their income and shaped their financial perspective.  &gt; Reacting against boomers&amp;#039; financial decisions and spending habits is part of the puzzle in understanding why millennials are making choices that could kill companies that based their business on appealing to established trends.   ***** [**Extended Summary**](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/6fh72v/psychologically_scarred_millennials_are_killing/) | [FAQ](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/31b9fm/faq_autotldr_bot/ ""Version 1.65, ~137159 tl;drs so far."") | [Theory](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/31bfht/theory_autotldr_concept/) | [Feedback](http://np.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%23autotldr ""PM's and comments are monitored, constructive feedback is welcome."") | *Top* *keywords*: **Millennials**^#1 **generation**^#2 **spend**^#3 **debt**^#4 **financial**^#5"
I was reading about the development of our modern highway system. Remember 'what's good for General Motors is good for America'? The car manufacturers had a lot to do with the building of the interstates.  The problem is every new generations thinks the problems it sees are new when they are are really just the same ol' same ol' in news togs. Ultimately, much of our inclination to fuck up is down to our lives being so short. Nobody remembers.
Oil wasn't always so valuable. It has had its day in the sun. It is time for new ways to do things that are cleaner and renewable. You are right about that 10% loss, but new products could change that.
"I don't know why they put quotes around terrible as if they are saying it wasn't that bad. However, the information we are seeing shows we could be entering a ""new"" recession by the end of the year. Not very good."
Consumerist posted a list of how long to keep bills.
"One thing I'd quibble on. There is mainstream exposure. You are probably correct that everyone isn't buying records.   But from late 90's, non-existent to the availability now is a huge change. still not as common as groceries, or coffee.   The awareness of vinyl's return is fairly mainstream. Like when society as a whole co-opts a phrase / word, like ""bling"" or etc. That doesn't mean grandma is ""street"" now."
As a lifetime car/driving/racing enthusiast:  The modern driving experience is such shit. Traffic is terrible everywhere you go. There is constant road construction. Our crumbling infrastructure ruins suspensions once you actually manage to break out of traffic and build some speed. For pleasure cruising you get beat to death and tar/paint/road debris ruin your cars finish.  Assuming you find a nice stretch of pavement that has been maintained since the Eisenhower administration with no traffic, there are overly aggressive speed cameras in place, or some dickhead with a badge out to make a quota.  I got a speeding ticket last year for 3 over. 3 fucking MPH over, and it cost me almost $200.  TL;DR: Cars are awesome. Driving anymore is no fun.
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"I'd like to see the network return to at least the ""quality"" it was six-to-eight months ago and then I have to wait and see if they roll out LTE in my market.      Essentially, my service is worse than it has ever been and it has kinda sat at that barely usable state for a few months.  Luckily, I can get a wifi signal most places so I can survive until December when I'll get a better idea if they are going to ignore my market."
Looks as though it may be worth a read, so I'm pulling it down now - however I'm not sure how much mercantile economies have in common with ours, and hence how much experience will apply to the current situation.
"That's the spin, but in practice it's meaningless for 90% of dry product. If they apply this to certain product categories it will lead to higher costs due to more product getting thrown away. Like I said, for fresh products y'all just don't buy shit that doesn't look perfect, and having stuff on the shelves past what we currently have it will make what's out there look bad... unless we just ignore what ""use by"" actually means and do it the old way regardless. Which is probably what will happen."
&gt; since there are apparently some people dumb enough still not to get it,  How can one not get it?  The whole internet knows the bull story.  You need to ask yourselves why the actual battery companies balked at building plants for his cars and he has to go out and do it himself.
Do you know why it's so popular? I thought other trucks are pretty good too. Top selling sedans don't have that large of a margin. You're right that they get burned out quickly, although I'd think there'd be a longevity version of trucks by now. aren't toyota trucks very long living?
"The problem is that if you sold off in 2010 you missed on out the market practically doubling itself. I would definitely be kicking myself.  No, it's not sustainable but no one knows what the market is going to do compared to other assets. Is the economy going to grow into the market, is it going to double dip? ""When"" is a key factor here."
That is what they said about search engines.  Uber have received a lot of negative press over the past few months. From board behaviour to how they treat their drivers.  Uber may have been the first on the scene but that doesn't guarantee their future. Ask yahoo or MySpace.
I work in asset pricing/market microstructure research so I do come across a decent amount of topics at work that utilize my applied math degree. For the topics I'm working on right now on it's usually time series or econometrics stuff like vector autoregression, principal components, regressions, etc. Some of my coworkers are working on papers that use stochastic calculus and other aspects of continuous time finance.
Dexmet has been providing expanded metal foils for primary and secondary battery applications for over thirty (30) years. Over these years, we have tried to advance the expanding process to introduce new and unique materials for the battery industry.  For more information email us at sales@dexmet.com or call us at 800-714-8736/(203) 294-4440 and Fax at (203) 294-7899. Visit our website www.dexmet.com.
"Over the repair of a phone?  Based on what kinds of ""damages""... brain cancer via cell phone? (Even in the highly unlikely instance of such an absurd claim, they would go for the ""deep pockets"" -- are you as the phone repair guy likely to be considered to have deeper pockets than the company that manufactured the phone?  Doubtful.)"
it seems you have 3 concerns:
Dexmet Corporation is a firm working towards reducing battery costs by focusing on the chemistry of batteries. The firm thinks that it can reduce the cost of batteries by reducing the volume of metal in the batteries. The firm is trying to expand foils, which will be coated to make the anode and cathode in batteries. For more information email us at: sales@dexmet.com or call us at 800-714-8736/(203) 294-4440 and Fax at (203) 294-7899. Visit our website: www.dexmet.com.
It's all relative I think. There may be some brands that are actually good contenders in their markets but don't offer adequate enough return for some reason or another, so they may shift their focus elsewhere. Either way, this may open up a whole lot of shelf space,  which, to me, is the more interesting angle of this story.
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I think the rise of low quality merchandise in things other than consumer electronics (where obsolescence is natural due to Moore's Law and the very fast rate of improvement), is due to socialist redistribution that has put $Trillions into the hands of people merely for being poor rather than producing for others. These people typically still shop based on price rather than quality, which creates increased demand (and therefore encourages higher production) of lower quality items, such as plastic versions of things that are actually cheaper if made as metal (lower long-term cost of use).
Sorry about the link.  I guess it didn't upload with the post like I thought it did.  I've since edited it and added it. I think it makes some really good points.  Could it be that your client decided that they just couldn't afford you, and that was just the excuse they were giving? (I'm not saying they had good reason).  Nothing turns me off quicker than someone offering me a discount, especially if I'm not already a customer!  I just wish that worked on my wife...lol      I admit that it isn't easy to constantly come up with good content on a regular basis that offers something worthwhile that people regularly become engaged in.  In today's world people consume content very quickly and then are left wanting more.  Keeping it fresh is no easy task, but the way most seem to go about it is just spinning wheels and wasting time.
Yes, I see the same problem.  Google's version seems to be correct, however.
"This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://www.higherrockeducation.org/blog/economic-analysis-of-the-solar-eclipse) reduced by 90%. (I'm a bot) ***** &gt; According to the law of demand, as prices increase, the quantity demanded of a good or service decreases.  &gt; Factors other than price can shift the entire demand curve and cause an increase or decrease in the quantity demanded at every price point.  &gt; The slight decrease in the market price due to new suppliers was not offset by the significant increase in the demand for products and services in the path of totality.   ***** [**Extended Summary**](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/6xtrl7/economic_analysis_of_the_solar_eclipse/) | [FAQ](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/31b9fm/faq_autotldr_bot/ ""Version 1.65, ~203519 tl;drs so far."") | [Feedback](http://np.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%23autotldr ""PM's and comments are monitored, constructive feedback is welcome."") | *Top* *keywords*: **price**^#1 **demand**^#2 **supply**^#3 **people**^#4 **totality**^#5"
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I did a brief analysis during my undergrad on the sustainability of Subprime Auto-Loans ...there was definitely a lot more information that I could have included in my research. IMO it'd be a decent topic that would be perfect for a quantitative argument.
"My ""bad advice detector"" gets tingled by the following:"
I'm referring to yachts in my link.  Most of the yachts listed in my link are significantly more valuable than the yacht in the article. Also, just because a $70mm yacht is listed for $40mm, doesn't decrease its running costs by a similar amount.  Also, the borrower listed in the article is no longer a billionaire, not by a long shot so my point still stands even at the number you mention.
"Because you have people reading the headline and then conflating gasoline for oil.  I know, I already saw the rage at the hannity forums about gasoline being so expensive when we have ""so much"" that we export it.    But they don't understand at first glance that we're still importing more oil than we export, in order to make that gasoline."
This sounds like it has happened for other events so is it really that newsworthy?   I was hoping to learn some scientific reason like eclipse sunlight will boil gasoline.  Or maybe the CEO has a theory that eclipses affect gravity and he doesn't want his cars floating away.   Nope... Just oversold his supply.
No. The long-term valuation of currencies has to do with Purchasing Power Parity.  The long-term valuation of stocks has to do with revenues, expenses, market sizes, growth rates, and interest rates. In the short term, currency and stock prices change for many reasons, including interest rate changes, demand for goods and services, asset price changes, political fears, and momentum investing.  In any given time window, a currency or stock might be: The Relative Strength Index tries to say whether a currency or stock has recently been rising or falling; it does not inherently say anything about whether the current value is high or low.
"Relevant section:  &gt;""Just as CEO Elon Musk is a respected champion for green energy and innovation, I hope he can also become a champion for his employees.""  &gt;The workers say they want access to information about the dangers of the jobs they are doing, and they want a voice in the conversation about how to fix the safety issues."
I don't like paying the percentage on the supermarket coin counters, and don't feel like buying a coin counter so I have my own solution. I keep higher value coins for vending machines, parking meters etc, and lower value coins I put in charity boxes.
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Well, yes, it's just an observation.  But I travel 100 days per year or so and for years I was saving money and staying in awesome places in many different countries.  Now when I go on airbnb prices I just don't see the value anymore.
It's three and four times what it was just a few years ago.  That spike has regularly been blamed on refining capacity.  There is a disconnect.  Also, you cannot compare with the rest of the world unless you're going to break down cost, taxes, etc.
There are several problems with trying to get this data:
Given Saab's track record of throwing out 90% of the parts GM told them to use and designing their own I can see there being a couple of excellent cars that are way overbudget at the start of this new run :)
No problem, glad you responded &amp; I hope it is useful to you. Most of that stuff is actually how upcoming technology will effect dell not so much the economy but some of it goes hand in hand. Best of luck to you on you project. Also, thank you for the thank you.  I've responded to too many posts of people asking for help that never respond to their own posts so kudos to you.
"When I need to come up with a name I would load up thesaurus.com and namecheap.com and start mashing up words and seeing what is available.   EG. Since it's something to do with drones then I'd look into synonyms for drones or birds and mash it up with other words like robotics and come up with something like ""electroWing"" and if namecheap.com tells me there's availability then I know I'm on the right path."
"I had  both closing price and adjusted price of Apple showing the same amount after ""download data"" csv file was opened in excel. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AAPL/history?period1=1463599361&period2=1495135361&interval=div%7Csplit&filter=split&frequency=1d Its frustrating. My last option was to get the dividends history of the stock and add back to the adjusted price to compute the total return for a select stock for the period."
Ive been that guy a few times.  was this close to launching their computer across the room.  they said vehicle B was equivalent to vehicle A and yet they also said that vehicle C which was made by the same company as B was somehow also equivalent as if Toyota or whoever made more than one vehicle in a given class.  Equivalent my ass!    I went on another trip with a large group of friends and they all took the rental place in the airport.  The wife and I took the shuttle to one off campus because I was thinking about buying a mustang and they had them so I wanted to drive it around for the week to see how I fit.  Thats the only reason I went to that place.  I motherfucked the hell out of that asshole and the other cunt and still got nowhere.  Hopefully those motherfuckers crashed their cars into a goddamn bridge on the way home.  I hate the fucking lying.
"This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/21/ebay-will-now-match-amazons-walmarts-and-others-prices-on-over-50000-items/) reduced by 70%. (I'm a bot) ***** &gt; At any time, eBay says there are &amp;quot;Tens of thousands&amp;quot; of items offered through the Deals site, with featured deals updating at least once per day, beginning at 8 AM PT. In case you somehow missed how this launch is a response to the looming Amazon threat, eBay&amp;#039;s announcement about the new price match feature hits you over the head with the comparison: it makes special note of the fact that there&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;No membership required&amp;quot; to access eBay Deals. &gt; Ebay says it will only match prices on identical items sold online on a competitor&amp;#039;s website - and yes, the item must be currently in stock at the time you request the Price Match Guarantee. &gt; &amp;quot;Our eBay Deals selection has grown exponentially since being launched in 2011. The prices are already extremely competitive, but if a shopper finds it for less, we&amp;#039;ll gladly match the price of our competitors,&amp;quot; he added. ***** [**Extended Summary**](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/6im07b/ebay_will_now_match_amazons_and_walmarts_prices/) | [FAQ](http://np.reddit.com/r/autotldr/comments/31b9fm/faq_autotldr_bot/ ""Version 1.65, ~149398 tl;drs so far."
Does your family go to church?  I know reddit hates religion but churches have been a great source of support for small shops just starting off.  They are a great opportunity to network in your community.  If not, look for other things, toast masters, chamber of commerce.   Get something big on the truck, park it in a well lit-high traffic spot (empty).  I have heard SOME decent things about location based google  adwords.  You may want to check out advertising. Also, make sure he comes up in the google results when people look for plumbers.   Google is the not-so-new yellow pages and a lot of people just start at the top of the list and work their way down when they need someone in an emergency.    Get him to network with General Contractors and maybe the HBA in your area.
How hard would it be to say that a company cannot pay licensing fees to a company that it owns an X% stake in (and/or owns an X% stake of it, to cover subsidiary to parent movement?   .   Alternatively, such transactions could be taxed as if they were a purchase between the two companies, and taxed as such.  The percentage could be set high enough so as to not discourage joint ventures, but low enough to force a company to sacrifice a major chunk of the money to another unowned company if they try to abuse it.
Yes, one such strategy is dividend arbitrage using stock and in the money options. You have to find out which option is the most mispriced before the ex-dividend date.
If you are allowed to do that then you have a lot of options. Mainly, look at competitor offers and think about consumer utility.   Papa John's is a bit different though because i see them as catering to middle class when really I think those people have dropped their consumption of papa John's sort of goods so really, papa John's should be targeting the same demographic as pizza hut/dominoes.   However, if they do compete in that sphere it is an open announcement of where they stand and I think papa John's thinks too highly of themselves in that regard.   Imo, offer something similar to Costco take out pizza 9.99 for a x-large supreme and that should do a bit. However, lower amount of toppings, but same variety etc. That's pretty much what dominoes did with their large 3 topping carry out. They just lowered the amount of toppings volume wise.