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by Railsify 6y ago
I use my pis to run an air quality sensor. It runs continuously.
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by Railsify 6y ago
Possible but would require a licensed broker to break the law. It's like check kiting but with the aid of a broker the broker would have to credit your account shares that do not exist.
93.
by Railsify 6y ago
Were the shorts illegal? I keep seeing the accusation but I don't think it's possible to short sell a stock that you have not borrowed.
94.
by Railsify 6y ago
This is great! Thanks Apache! I'm interested how the mature product will stack up against Neo4j. Neo recently changed their licensing model. They used to be open source, then they switched to open core, which means you can use the feat
95.
by Railsify 6y ago
I wonder what Keith Lea is up to these days. Someone should let him know this is implemented!
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by Railsify 6y ago
It's not because "you had money" simply having money results in 0 taxes. The capital gain comes when you lend your money to some other entity and they use the money to do work: produce a good, provide a service. Although ther
97.
by Railsify 6y ago
The return on capital is always greater than the return on labor. Piketty does a great data driven analysis on this in his book Capital in the 21st century. This phenomenon was occurring long before the US was even a glimmer.
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by Railsify 6y ago
If something is a known-known, you have to take personal responsibility when you don't take that thing into account and get bit. It's not appropriate to even mention some person you have not met as part of the reason a demo failed
99.
by Railsify 6y ago
This is the right answer. The demo failed because the dev team failed to understand the performance and scaling characteristics of the code they wrote. This was a failure of people, not technology.
100.
by Railsify 6y ago
This use case is about where AWS cost effective scalability ends, anything more complicated and you are into multiple thousands a month for a redundant solution for a critical web-app with a database. We used to run prod and stage envs in a
101.
by Railsify 6y ago
These programs get approved because the approves are not scientists.
102.
by Railsify 6y ago
Excellent points, well said. If any claims that were not immediately supported by secret video were not at least thought about then no investigations would ever start. At this point the allegations are 50/50, either true or false, the
103.
by Railsify 6y ago
Maybe you shouldn't assume that? Sure sometimes there will be no evidence, but you should only come to that conclusion after you shake off the laziness and go look. Again, someone not wanting to tell you something that you can easily c
104.
by Railsify 6y ago
Someone not wanting to explain what is in 50 news articles to new commenters does not make them a conspiracy theorist, why should they do your google searches for you?
105.
by Railsify 6y ago
Are you sure this was a margin account, not sure what info in the tweet supports that.
106.
by Railsify 6y ago
Has anyone confirmed this was a margin account? Let's confirm that before supporting the decision.
107.
by Railsify 6y ago
This is not a margin call and I'm sure it's in the ToS. They sold your stock so the shorts could start their cover.
108.
by Railsify 6y ago
When I see articles like this I think back to Neo4j, when we adopted the product the enterprise features were open source, which turned out to be a long con bait and switch, enterprise features are now closed. We rewrote our app using anoth
109.
by Railsify 6y ago
Even Ferrari and Lamborghini are putting electric motors in their vehicles, crazy world.
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by Railsify 6y ago
Iran controls Iraq, all important positions in all minitries are appointed/approved informally by Iranian leadership, this is why Qasem Soleimani was killed and that is why he was in Iraq.
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by Railsify 6y ago
"wrong per se", do you really want to bicker over the meaning of wrong. It was his advice/predictions/theory (call it what you want), that when followed turned out vastly different than predicted, that is wrong in my opi
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by Railsify 6y ago
Krugman recently came out and said almost all of his advice about globalism was wrong. The man can't be trusted.
113.
by Railsify 6y ago
Go ahead, quit your job, move to the woods and live off the land. What is your point?
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by Railsify 6y ago
They move information around using software datacenters and the internet.
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by Railsify 6y ago
Members of Congress will use this event as a catalyst for fundraising, soon after the election they will draft legislation that threatens to control and/or regulate the tech giants. Shortly after that the lobbyists representing Big Tec
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by Railsify 6y ago
Was Trump participating in the conversations on Facebook?
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by Railsify 6y ago
::fistbump:: The amount he wrote of was surely small compared to what he billed over his career. He also probably booked a loss after the write-off and claimed a larger amount to be returned on his taxes.
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by Railsify 6y ago
The problem is the choices of individuals. It's not appropriate to blame a third party for the actions of an individual. If you riot or destroy something it is your fault and your fault alone. This is a major problem for our country, i
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by Railsify 6y ago
This is not a problem the R poses, this is a problem that people pose. If you want to run the same code you need to bundle the source code of all packages and archive it with the data. This is not an R problem at all.
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by Railsify 6y ago
I think there is an important point to be highlighted: We often blame the system for being expensive but in this case an individual doctor was able to say we will not collect. These decisions to charge patients a literal fortune for treatme

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