Veratyr

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by Veratyr 10y ago
I'm not sure where everyone got the idea that I was advocating for high-risk active trading. I proposed using these services for "things like [Betterment]" and posted a link to a Markowitz minimum-variance portfolio rebalanci
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by Veratyr 10y ago
I never proposed anything wildly different to what Wealthfront and Betterment do, the one example algorithm I gave is essentially buy and hold with rebalancing just like Betterment/Wealthfront, just using a different portfolio optimiza
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by Veratyr 10y ago
Totally agree. I was aiming more for those who just want to rebalance their portfolios every month or something like that, though I acknowledge that the services I linked to do have communities interested in active trading.
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by Veratyr 10y ago
Betterment maintains a more diversified portfolio and optimizes it for a few things like downside risk, explained here: https://www.betterment.com/resources/investment-strategy/por...
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by Veratyr 10y ago
> If you moved your money to Vanguard and invested in the same funds Betterment currently invests in for you, and you rebalanced as often as necessary, you would get a slightly higher ROI at Vanguard because Vanguard has lower fees. Just
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by Veratyr 10y ago
For me it was documented in another browser and I tried it in Chrome and it worked.
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> Users don't use things because they are developed in a particular language. If the users in question were the standard near tech-illiterate masses, you might have a case but we're talking about a developer tool in this specif
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by Veratyr 10y ago
That was in reference to the use of OS-provided components, which by definition have the same styling as the OS. Your point that native applications don't always have to use OS-provided components is taken though.
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by Veratyr 10y ago
The point isn't entirely that "true" native apps are superior, the point is really that WebView wrappers are no more a "native" application than a standard HTML web application, because that's exactly what th
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by Veratyr 10y ago
I tried Keepass but couldn't find a Mac compatible port that supported import from CSV, which kinda kills it because I already have all my passwords elsewhere and there are too many to move manually.
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by Veratyr 10y ago
> I've been in standoffs with Uber/Lyft drivers where the driver calls or texts me saying they don't want to pick me up for whatever reason and demand that I cancel the hail. I've had them try this, whenever they do,
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by Veratyr 10y ago
This is kinda a subjective thing though. For me the #1 feature is being resilient to bitrot.
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> Yes, it will not offer you the same performance as an in-kernel driver (due to context switches), but given that CPU power always increases, no big problem there. This might be the case if you're running something incredibly easy
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by Veratyr 10y ago
Of my registrars, Namecheap does not but Gandi.net and Hover.com both offer the standard TOTP option.
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by Veratyr 10y ago
I'm not sure how well this works elsewhere but I did an experiment and simply refused to take the marketing junk USPS put in my mailbox, until it overflowed. They ended up actually not giving me any more, it's great.
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by Veratyr 10y ago
Minor thing but I think perhaps you meant Surface Pro? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/devices/surface-pro-...
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by Veratyr 10y ago
Woo! I just got app-fill working. To be clear though, app-fill and auto-fill were referring to different things. What I meant by lack of "auto-fill" was that when I visit a website on desktop, my details aren't instantly fill
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by Veratyr 10y ago
I'm not the lead developer (or involved with the project at all) and I also recommend it. Only issues I have right now are: - No app-fill on Android. - No auto-fill (have to manually click the icon and select an account). - When using
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by Veratyr 10y ago
I agree. Not only can you get low-end mobile homes or build a tiny home but in much of the world you can get a reasonable apartment.
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by Veratyr 10y ago
This seems to be mentioned in the very first sentence of the article: > PostgreSQL supports Hash Index from a long time, but they are not much used in production mainly because they are not durable. And there's a good reason for bri
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by Veratyr 10y ago
AC-3 is a part of many current standards (i.e. is a hard requirement) and has wide hardware support. Opus lacks both hardware and software support on many platforms (notably iOS) and ultimately, doesn't perform that much better than ex
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by Veratyr 10y ago
I'm an Australian living and working in the SF Bay and my wife (Russian) and I have noticed the same thing. Americans in general seem to live in a bubble. Of course pretty much everyone lives in a bubble of some kind but the American b
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by Veratyr 10y ago
> While they cite that the popular vote strongly favored Hilary, they forget why the electoral college was created. To help rural America from being completely ignored while the cities with denser populations sway the votes towards their
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by Veratyr 10y ago
After having a quick look at the site, my understanding is that you don't approach Google directly for this, you either approach a Glass Certified Partner to do the work or you become one yourself. There are no apparent links for becom
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by Veratyr 10y ago
For anyone interested, you can watch it for free, legally, here: http://www.crunchyroll.com/relife (you can read it too but that needs a subscription, oddly).
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by Veratyr 10y ago
The direction doesn't actually matter since you're trading both sides. An example: Exchange 1: 1000 Exchange 2: 900 You sell 1 of exchange 1 and buy 1 of exchange 2. Scenario 1: Exchange 2 rises to meet exchange 1, exchange 1 stay
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by Veratyr 10y ago
They are right now but this isn't always the case. For example you can see just from that page that in the past 24h, Kraken reached a low of 1025 while Bitstamp only reached a low of 1118, a difference of 9%. If at that low, you'd
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by Veratyr 10y ago
Not just HEVC Advance. There are also some patent holders who aren't members of any pool, like Technicolour.
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> this guy is absolutely wrong > but he's not wrong I think you either contradicted yourself there or it isn't clear from the way you've written it that you're talking about different things.
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It still doesn't make much sense to me. > With pay-as-you-go pricing, your database costs nothing when no one is using it. Combine it with a function-as-a-service provider like AWS Lambda or Google Cloud Functions, and your entire c

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