MikeDelta

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by MikeDelta 4y ago
Sorted lists require an extra license, I am sure sales will be happy to talk to procurement in getting you one.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
That is why we have recipes for both variants, so I would say do both. Both ways of preparation have their merit. BTW, enjoyability is an important and underestimated factor in nutrition. (Unfortunately abused by the food industry.)
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I appreciate your comment on life in SA, but your statement on what Muslims want goes too far: you don't speak for them. I know many who hold a very, very different view. Every individual has their own opinion.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I draw the line at the gender inequality where only women have to do this or they get beaten by men.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
Do you not take it seriously because of the tone of the American, or you have arguments why it just isn't possible?
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I know a lot of professional option traders who understand options and markets without knowing the exact math. Don't ask them about brownian motion, but they know very well how to trade implied vs realized vols and skew.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
Note that this means that, in a more extreme case, if Meta drops to $40, you still have to buy at $90 via the option, realizing a loss of $50 per contract. It's getting paid for taking on risk. A limit order will execute at your level
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
Don't forget their massive investments in technology to be the first for those pennies (high-frequency shops, custom machines colocated at exchanges, etc). There are also specialist market maker roles for specific products, which don&#
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
Chapter 9 talks about unit tests and there is a paragraph called 'Single Assert per Test', where he says it is a good concept but that he is not afraid to put more asserts in his tests. That paragraph is followed by 'Single C
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
The point of the post by my fellow HN person was to give you feedback on your communication style. You obviously have interesting things to say and opinion to share with a fair amount of passion, but the tone detracts from the message, whic
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
The photon actually experienced only one minute* and you one hour, that is what the clocks would show. The photon sees you one hour older and you see the photon one minute older. It is like the waterplanet in the movie Interstellar (I think
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I didn't write to explain what an abstraction is, and I will assume you honestly meant to congratulate me instead of trying to be sarcastic. Thank you for that. I have had two types of developers in my teams: one type that understands
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
And upstream turbines will take away the wind from the downstream ones, making them less useful in closely-built environments.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
'Tis a field riddled with yachts... but where are all the customers' yachts?
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
In the end, almost everything runs on some kind of OS. All those little functions in the void also have to run in an OS, but this is abstracted away from the user.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
The title made me think it was about Snowflake the DB company indeed.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
In the James Bond movie You Only Live Twice the nefarious SPECTRE smuggled* liquid oxygen together with butter, making everyone think the shipment of "butter and lox" was the fish and not the rocket fuel component. * Perhaps trans
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
Looks like a donut eating a cellist.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I thought this was about different numbers like rational and complex, but it is about number representation (of floats), see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unum_(number_format)#Unum_III
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
The breath training they are referring to is breathing through a device with flow resistance, making it harder to pull in the air. (30 times per day for six weeks). Strengthening the breathing muscles is what improves the blood pressure, ac
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
The ' stands for (first-order) derivative. The second would be '' and so on. sin(0)=0, sin'(0)=1
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
tl;dr: sleep more
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I think that the force response would be like that of a tug of war with the horses on the other side. The balls wouldn't add anything other than a heavy weight, and the process of splitting would be quick as the vacuum is filled up aga
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I found this video quite illuminating, where a law professor explains why even with the best of intentions one shouldn't talk to the police. https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
FYI: valley fever, caused by a fungus living in the soil.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I think google and the other engines are part of the problem: ads, walled gardens, fake sites, and more. A colleague showed me a website the other day from 2013 that was an absolute jewel in terms of knowledge. I am sure more recent sites l
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
I wonder how long it will take before aftermarket shops appear that can crack and activate all those modules.
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by MikeDelta 4y ago
AGI is Artificial General Intelligence, for those who were wondering.
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The mystery ancient toys puzzling archaeologists(bbc.com)
4 points by MikeDelta 4y ago|0 comments
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The mystery virus that protects against monkeypox(bbc.com)
2 points by MikeDelta 4y ago|1 comments

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