Roark66

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by Roark66 8y ago
Depends on the amount. If you suddenly have 1 billion $ worth of BTC to liquidate, then yes. It might not be so easy, but this is the same with any asset, stocks, bonds or commodities. If you want to liquidate less, why not use established
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by Roark66 8y ago
>Also, the Model 3 is a very attractive offering. It is the faster car, aims at the typical BMW audience Until you find out your range goes down significantly when you drive fast... I was seriously considering tesla model 3 as most of my
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by Roark66 8y ago
>Then finally you can say with a straight face that 20% of estimated time is for unforseen circumstances. This is how I always have done it across multiple jobs and I always called that extra contingency. Depending on the project I some
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by Roark66 8y ago
>There is a big age ceiling. 15 years experience doesn't pay much better than 5 years experience and will often be met with questions about why not able to move into product ownership of management, but that's another topic. Is
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by Roark66 8y ago
If the bill went from ~€120/m to ~€2.2k/m and it was a surprise it is really a lack of proper planning. AWS pricing calculator is there for a reason... However, often teams will use or attempt to use _a_lot_ more resources than wh
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by Roark66 8y ago
I'm not quite sure how do we start with a "probability to survive trip to the event horizon" and end up with a possibility to travel faster than light? What is that hyperspace the article talks about? How falling down the bla
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by Roark66 8y ago
What a joke of a "release" why are all such products almost immediately out of stock. Do they make 20 units? They don't even bother to say on their website when if ever they'll have more units available. Imagine if you w