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by 3pm 3y ago
Related concept is Datensparsamkeit: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/Datensparsamkeit.html
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by 3pm 3y ago
And there is a way to pay no taxes on the growth. You need to have 1) a tax advantaged account and 2) a regular brokerage with 2x your savings Technically tax is deferred or literally not paid if tax advantaged account is a Roth. https:&#x
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by 3pm 3y ago
I agree. From the Systems Thinking, the best case scenario is that a new leader will start changing the rules of the game (internal incentives, punishments and constraints). Only then, and slowly, over decades things may start improving. It
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by 3pm 3y ago
There is no single 'Russia' and certainly not one entity _got_ the whole 1.9 billion. It looks like a fairly loosely coupled ecosystem of shady actors. They are privateers in a war. Not unlike Francis Drake. The war that everyone
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by 3pm 3y ago
Yes, I think the chance to soft-land USSR into a democracy was missed by the West in the 90s. I don't see how the brainwashed population and their globe trotting elite will change their views now. It did not have to be this way.
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by 3pm 3y ago
How much does he matter you think? After reading the article, did you get the impression that all the colorful characters will suddenly change their ways after Putin dies? It seems the whole thing is very very loosely organized. More Camorr
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by 3pm 3y ago
Is there a word that describes a very loosely organized but extremely powerful entity, that is kind of a nation state but also kind of a mafia and also kind of a business? Can it just be summarized as Putin's regime? But then it will f
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by 3pm 3y ago
AKA 'Value Object' from DDD or a similar 'Quantity' accounting pattern. Another angle is that this fixes 'Primitive Obsession' code smell.
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by 3pm 3y ago
http://archive.today/TcyqX
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The Race Is on to Stop Ozempic Muscle Loss(nytimes.com)
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by 3pm 3y ago
A highly recommended podcast on a 100 year history of Novo Nordisk (along with diabetes and insulin): https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/novo-nordisk-ozempic
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by 3pm 3y ago
I think Monopoly is mostly a game of luck. It is also pretty simplistic and unbalanced - just buy up everything you land on. Then, if not landed on complete sets, sit for an hour waiting to be drained slowly. Making feeble attempts to buy m
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by 3pm 3y ago
An effort by Dr Robert Lustig and Kuwaiti Danish Dairy Company may be an example. Not targeted at obesity specifically but more general metabolic health: https://agfundernews.com/dr-robert-lustig-unveils-strategy-t... Edit:
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by 3pm 3y ago
Have to comment since I've been listening to Dr. Lustig lately ( https://youtu.be/dBnniua6-oM?si=6mS-3SKI7R4zOdYT ). The site shows that 1 can of Coca-Cola has fewer calories and less carbs than a medium apple: 90 vs 122
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by 3pm 3y ago
This is a really good fundamentals resource: https://teachyourselfcs.com/ They list books and videos.
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by 3pm 3y ago
And to include .net: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/docs/design/spec...
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Memory Models(research.swtch.com)
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by 3pm 3y ago
For those interested, there is a book with cross-section pictures of various circuits: https://opencircuitsbook.com/#oc-gallery
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by 3pm 3y ago
I think it can also be called 'Burden of proof' inversion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)
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by 3pm 4y ago
No, it is basically 215K post taxes. Taxes are marginal. 300K couple faces ~28% _effective_ tax rate in California. Even marginal tax rate is far from the 50% you claim - it is ~36%. They will have to be making 2M or higher in order to be p
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by 3pm 4y ago
Great article. One potential improvement is not to call Two's complement MSB a 'sign bit'. It implies that it only stores a sign which is how 'Signed magnitude' works. With all its downsides like having two represen
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by 3pm 4y ago
You seem to be fixated at knowing what objects consist of and you seem to stop at a fairly arbitrary level - primitives provided by the language (int, string etc). Why not go all the way down to bits? I find that a well designed Value objec
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by 3pm 4y ago
Please keep in mind that these were rules that you apply to a _toy_ project. You apply the rules once, blindly, even if they don't make sense to you at the moment. Then, when you work on a real thing, you may remember, for example, to
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by 3pm 4y ago
> Gah. I've seen the other side of this, a few people far too trigger happy to make FivePlusVeryLongNounVO/DTO for every little thing, and it gave me some new appreciation towards tuples and primitives. Sometimes you really don
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Object Calisthenics [pdf](bennadel.com)
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by 3pm 4y ago
From author: Following these rules with discipline will force you to come up with the harder answers that lead to a much richer understanding of object oriented programming. If you write a thousand lines that follow all these rules you will
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by 3pm 4y ago
Reminded me of 'Object Calisthenics' by Jeff Bay. Basically an exercise for a toy project where you adhere to 9 rules: 1. Only One Level Of Indentation PerMethod 2. Don’t Use The ELSE Keyword 3. Wrap All Primitives And Strings 4.
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by 3pm 4y ago
The article made me think that the screen will be more readable because it will be 'scaled bigger' and 'will see more content at a time'. I thought it was maybe due to 14x18 more pixels and/or they decreased PPI? Di
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by 3pm 4y ago
This is really good, it was originally in Russian, by Max Ivanov. Another site that now offers some interactive leetcode-like functionality is USACO (The United States of America Computing Olympiad)[1]. Among other guides, they reference Co
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by 3pm 4y ago
Check out Computer Networks From Scratch by Seth Archer Brown (work in progress). Once finished, could be considered a Code Volume 2. https://www.networksfromscratch.com/table_of_contents.html

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