Ferrotin

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by Ferrotin 4y ago
They could look at a picture of you.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
The perception of less law enforcement is what matters here, and is why rates increased all over.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
If it’s a publicly traded company and the price is right.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
Isn’t it strange how not getting to work at his company is how people suffer misery.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
Wouldn’t they use a plain bitmask instead, the lsb indicating negation, with 3 being the negation of 2? That’s zigzag encoding with a negative zero.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
It should be obvious that many people who pass an interview, by intelligence or hard practice, will slack off on the job.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
Office 2021, or just don’t use computers in school.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
And 4. The price was too high given any reasonable projection in the first place.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
> Performance fell significantly. Did Twitter get rid of a bunch of bots? This is the fakest thing about this post.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
No, atoms are why there aren’t perfect ideal fluids, and quantum effects have nothing to do with it.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
All could, and one of them passed through full employee replacement when it failed to raise a round of funding. They would have to suffer and hire good people, not miscellaneous cogs, but they would survive.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
If it’s a conceptually complex system then the devs weren’t really that good in the first place. Yeah, technical debt happens, but you can’t have both that the system had good technical leadership and it can’t possibly stay up under replace
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
The comment threads in them are a train wreck.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
That ratio tells you how much faster you make or lose money under an asset price movement. That is, if you’re 11:1 leveraged, a 0.01% increase in asset price is a 0.11% increase in your net equity.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
Do exchanges in real finance even have long term customer deposits?
46.
by Ferrotin 4y ago
It would be useful for the reader, but the numbers and comparisons exist and do back the author up.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
That would just load each global variable into registers and write them back to memory, swapping them. If the compiler had decided to put two locals located already in registers, and had the swap in a branch, like so: if (foo()) {
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
Generally speaking it will get compiled to something like SSA form and the outcome depends on the overall dataflow and what optimizations happen.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
They both admit more blacks and fewer Asians. I assume Jews are lumped in with other whites.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
No, that’s just a start. I don’t care about “fair” — there isn’t really such a concept at play here. The fact that Apple’s reaching through Telegram into the third parties using the communications platform is really lame. It’s not just a di
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
No restrictions on what software people can run on their devices.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
So the whole “let’s not escalate to nuclear war” thing is what convinced you he didn’t want to save humanity.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
Yes, it does do that.
54.
by Ferrotin 4y ago
You’re already free to buy a phone with those features, without worrying about extra chargers.
55.
by Ferrotin 4y ago
Or suppose you have a t-shirt printing business.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
Oh my. Thanks.
57.
by Ferrotin 4y ago
Do you mean to say that “slide to power off” leaves Wi-Fi radios active?
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
It is right there in the second link: > (f) the promotion of hate, violence, racial or other forms of intolerance that is discriminatory
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
When they put that private property declaration in there, they still had a one-child policy, which they ended for practical, not ideological reasons. That is a more potent instantiation of communism than economic policy or property rights.
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by Ferrotin 4y ago
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