Ntrails

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by Ntrails 6y ago
Best case scenario you make wider spreads and folks somewhere get paid more to market make with higher risks...
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by Ntrails 6y ago
Which is dumb, because that's around the size forums die forever due to lack of individual posters
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by Ntrails 6y ago
>other social expectations (like modest hair colours) are also downgraded in importance The old school "goth" style, well that was breaking the social clothing/makeup etc conventions. Rebelling against the norms. But the
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by Ntrails 6y ago
It is on the disclaimer they make when processing you, may share your details with other insurers
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by Ntrails 6y ago
> Apple too, they bundled their Maps application with every iPhone sold which you couldn't even uninstall for a long time. And even now, having done so, clicking on an address to copy it will take you to a page telling you to reinst
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by Ntrails 6y ago
They impact me _way_ more regularly than loud cars - so it is likely a regional thing. Every fucking day I go to work they're there destroying a pleasant walk with my own music. My point was that regulating noise is hard, because peop
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by Ntrails 6y ago
Why are buskers allowed to bellow out whatever garbage They want through amplifiers which are just as loud and to me more obnoxious?
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by Ntrails 6y ago
> They definitely try to make it hard for you, and to dodge responsibility. Yes, but at the same time you do not want them handing over all your data with zero checks on identity right..?
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by Ntrails 6y ago
Given my job has given me pretty decent access to a stat arb fund - this is simply not (universally) true.
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by Ntrails 6y ago
The suggestion above is that GP simply doesn't believe stat arb is a thing. Which I know to be untrue, or the level of cover up is quite impressive
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by Ntrails 6y ago
I am going to need a pretty good citation on that
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by Ntrails 6y ago
I know exactly what is reasonable to say in a business context. Comfortable walking that line - it is for business purposes and I'm never concerned by my own ability to make judgement calls. But when talking to a recruiter? Ehhhhh.
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by Ntrails 6y ago
Does it have ublock and/or noscript addons?
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by Ntrails 6y ago
I would argue that Apple were 100% correct here.
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by Ntrails 6y ago
Interesting, I had exactly the opposite experience with a hardware issue. My iPod started showing symptoms pre warranty end, they suggested a software update, it got a bit better then a lot worse outside of warranty and they just sent me a
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by Ntrails 6y ago
It's also working out which outages matter the most. A 10 day outage is not equivalent to 10 1 day outages, the latter has a multitude of important reputational risks - but the former is quite possibly enough to end the business comp
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by Ntrails 6y ago
I dunno - I think that the old MySpace autoplay bullshit was my first experience of "Ok I need to learn how to stop that ever happening again"
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by Ntrails 6y ago
> It's user hostile enough to have telemetry and ads in the OS in the first place. I may be alone, but I think those two things are very different classes of feature, and am very relaxed about the former as an opt out.
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by Ntrails 6y ago
Either it is E2E encrypted, or it is unencrypted on zoom servers and the only claim that they can reasonably make is that they haven't provided their employees with the tools to observe a call invisibly.
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by Ntrails 6y ago
Huh, weird. Resuming patrol.
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by Ntrails 6y ago
I think I played gloomhaven varying levels of wrong (monotonically decreasing) for the first 15 or so scenarios. The classic "wrong attack modifier deck", "elements only move up 1 when you generate", "Monsters cann
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by Ntrails 6y ago
I was simply stating a truism, not complaining about it..
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by Ntrails 6y ago
One good deed is not enough to absolve, but one bad deed is enough to condemn.
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by Ntrails 6y ago
So, I see you're being downvoted and I fundamentally don't know if you are spouting well know misinformation or simply telling a slightly different truth. I don't know what the %'s of certainty of either version is, I ju
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by Ntrails 6y ago
The general rule that I've seen in the handful of UK establishments in which I've chef'd, is that food should be priced by ~tripling the cost of the raw ingredients. It's a pretty inexact science for anywhere small ish
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by Ntrails 7y ago
> Did he want me throw my brie away? No, he wanted you to fuck off and eat it somewhere that he didn't have to smell it.
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by Ntrails 7y ago
Running NoScript, and had no problems reading without logging in
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by Ntrails 7y ago
That assumes that in 100 years optimality of response will be defined as fewest possible deaths in this outbreak? (I am not saying that is not going to be true, but if the virus doesn't get effectively eradicated then it may well not
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by Ntrails 7y ago
_Personally_ the only time I care about mpg is when looking at how far I can travel on a tank of fuel. Or, when the fuel warning light comes on (you have 5L of fuel left, how far is that going to get you). In essence I'd argue that mo
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by Ntrails 7y ago
There was a great Mark Rosewater blog ages and ages ago about how important it was for him to look holistically at a mechanic/theme/set/whatever and ask the most important question - is it fun . Obviously different things ar

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