HappySweeney

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by HappySweeney 3y ago
13k employees isn't small, or even medium. Giant may be a bit hyperbolic.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Same, but isn't disseminating disinfo a constitutionally-protected activity (modulo fraud, ofc)?
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
I'm no lawyer, but throwing Oracle Employee in there without it having anything to do with them sounds actionable. Even if it isn't, isn't Oracle famously uber-litigious? It doesn't sound above them to attempt to argue
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
They were definitely not successful. Anyone looking at BTC prices between NA and Korea saw the arbitrage opportunity. The fact that it sat there so obviously for so long was a testament to how impossible it was to profit from it. In fact
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Yes; I rent and my lease states there is to be no smoking of anything in the condo.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
As a point of anecdata: I walk about 1.5 to 2 hours a day, mostly for cannabis consumption, in my late 40's with at least 12 hours per day of sitting, no gym/jogging/weights, eat whatever I want and I have none of the symptom
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
I don't know when you attended, but now you are supposed to charge the driver for each relief event.
98.
by HappySweeney 3y ago
... like operate my phone without a UI?
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
I always understood the reasoning to be that companies don't want the value of their real estate or 10-year leases to drop, which low occupancy portends.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
The ultra-high upper frequency limit of their hearing also allows them to detect the hypersonic communications of mice, which is why they always seem to know where one is. Dogs cannot hear this high.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
It's what I imagine text in dreams actually looks like.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
If everyone is a poet, then nobody is a poet.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
There was a Quirks and Quarks episode about 35 years ago aabout that and concluded that the brain would only last 300 years due to bacterial erosion.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
I almost bought one about 5 years ago, and I'm glad I didn't. If I had, I would be upset if I wasn't able to simply return the car for a full refund, subscription features included, instead of what, $50? in any class action
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Until something goes wrong, and you didn't write it. At that point, have fun.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Maintenance takes up a lot of time.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
That would have had them admitting to themselves that their money is gone, including the promised gains they likely already spent.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
NORM from the Naval Research Labs is another implementation of the same concept. https://github.com/USNavalResearchLaboratory/norm
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
The employee unionization was likely a result of the cost-cutting measures being implemented on their backs, meaning the business was already failing.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Years ago I wrote a genetic program to maximize stock market gains, and as primitives I used the indicators and signals from TA-Lib. The Hilbert Transform Phasor was the clear winner, though the returns were too meagre for me to continue w
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Who is calling for wide open borders?
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
A lot have left. /r/InterestingAsFuck has millions of members and zero moderators at this time.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
That is incorrect. Individuals pay $8 per month, government is free, everyone else is $1000 annually.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Mandating arbitration and then refusing to participate in order to relieve yourself of financial obligations is obviously not socially sustainable, even if it's just to generate settlement leverage.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
I'm quite ignorant of American arbitration laws, but don't these boards issue default judgements if one side refuses to participate? Also, does anyone have any realistic numbers on how much losing would cost Twitter?
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Doesn't this kill all free social app revenue in Europe? I don't know about the rest of the continent, but my relatives from Hungary say that everyone there uses WhatsApp and Facebook.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
They could also combine GMO cells with ultra-precise nutrient formulations to minimize costs, and be able to provide better nutrition than naturally-raised meat.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
I'm no lawyer, but misleading the public doesn't sound illegal. If it is, there are a lot of criminals running free right now.
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
Sure that stuff is nice, but is it worth burning $200 and 30 hours every month?
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by HappySweeney 3y ago
The compiler for my reactive candygrammar. I have to work on the syntax a bit I think as there are way too many => all over the place.

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