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by anchpop 5y ago
Orca is amazing. It inspired me to start writing my own version as final project for a final project for my Serious Games class in college. I'd highly recommend anyone checking it out
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by anchpop 5y ago
I found this helpful when learning orca: https://youtu.be/ktcWOLeWP-g?t=222
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by anchpop 5y ago
Scalpers don't provide liquidity, market makers do
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by anchpop 5y ago
Your thinking is that there is a hierarchy of capital funds, each one willing to pay more than the last for the same house? And they all hold the houses, pay property tax, etc. despite the houses never generating any revenue due to no one l
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by anchpop 5y ago
Upper Middle Class
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by anchpop 5y ago
I don't think so. Market makers normally buy before having a specific seller in mind. I think eBay and Amazon's 3rd party sellers transact directly to customers, and just pay those sites a cut of each sale. eBay only is able to ch
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by anchpop 5y ago
I find I'm most likely to be right when people are responding to me with thought-terminating buzzwords rather than actual arguments
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by anchpop 5y ago
So they basically gave $550 million to UMC homeowners by overpaying for houses, while making it slightly harder for other UMC wanna-be homeowners to buy homes for a couple months. Not the worst outcome I can imagine
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by anchpop 5y ago
> Because they would outbid people who actually want to live in those homes If they outbid everyone who actually wanted to live there, who were they planning to sell to? :P Buying things you think are underpriced and reselling them is no
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by anchpop 5y ago
Rust has a similar bifurcation. Most "regular users" of rust will not write macros, for example. Although my impression is that the divide is not as big as C++'s
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by anchpop 5y ago
yes. gas is included in the transportation group
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by anchpop 5y ago
I live in lansing and I’ve not noticed groceries getting more expensive in the past few years
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by anchpop 5y ago
I listen to music for at least 3 hours per day. Assuming two minute songs, that’s 2700 songs per month. Since my spotify subscription is $10/month, that’s about 0.3 cents per song. I’m curious if I listen to much more music than averag
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by anchpop 5y ago
I think filecoin is legit but it’s not working super well in its current state
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by anchpop 5y ago
celebrities getting harassed at their houses
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by anchpop 5y ago
I tried this to get out of my gym membership and they sent the bill to collections. Luckily I called them and they didn't make me pay it. They did ban me from the gym however
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by anchpop 5y ago
yeah, it’s awesome, does anyone know if there’s a library for doing something like that or do you roll your own?
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by anchpop 5y ago
gender is not very predictive of people’s opinion on abortion, it’s a common confusion and i’m not sure where it comes from
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by anchpop 5y ago
yeah, 50 million over 10 years is nothing. That’s 5 million a year. They made 101 million profit in a day by selling 1.5 billion worth of their bitcoin holdings
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by anchpop 5y ago
Two common examples from the Ocaml world are promises through the LWT library and options. If you just wanted to open a file, maybe you would write something like this: run(create_file("filename")) Here `create_file(&quot
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by anchpop 5y ago
This is just my non-expert understanding: They give you the share immediately, but the actual trade takes two days to complete, and might not complete at the price you paid. They're in affect giving you a loan for that two-day period,
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by anchpop 5y ago
couldn’t find another one that covered every misconception in the article, sorry. long story short, more volatility means higher collateral requirements when executing trades, and robinhood didn’t have the collateral needed to support every
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by anchpop 5y ago
excellent example of the effects of misinformation on the internet. “robinhood lied” is a much more attractive story than what really happened: https://youtu.be/DHM4gFiem7s
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by anchpop 5y ago
not necessarily, they could be putting the car in more difficult situations as it becomes safer
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by anchpop 5y ago
you have to opt in when setting up a new device, and I think when updating to the OS version that enabled it
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by anchpop 5y ago
The enlightened big brain politically impossible is to internalize as much as possible. For example, everyone could have a device on their car that records how much carbon they emit and reports it to the government so they can be taxed. The
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by anchpop 5y ago
you get prison sentences for spurious lawsuits?
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by anchpop 5y ago
they already have an incentive to botch investigations when their buddies are involved. Maybe this makes the incentive slightly greater but you shouldn’t rely on cops to investigate their buddies anyway
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by anchpop 5y ago
If my options are to be forced to have the medication or prevented from having it, I’d rather be forced to have it. It reduces my risk by half so why not?
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by anchpop 5y ago
> The evidence is all circumstantial because it’s difficult to definitively prove someone owns a property with absolutely no intent to live in it or rent it. Vacancy rates are extremely low. That puts an upper limit on the amount of peop

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