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5y ago
It's all about Expected Return. lotto's expected return is probably ~25% of the ticket price. You could look at past performance for BTC's expected return, and that would give something >100%. But as is always mentioned &q
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5y ago
I think a lot of the exchanges do. Kucoin for sure (I offer USDT for lending), haven't seen any losses due to margin calls not being fulfilled yet. Binance, Coinbase, etc. all offer margin trading
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andruby
5y ago
I'd love to know what the going rate is for experienced Elixir developers. I'm interested because I'm toying with a side-project and can still choose the stack after the prototype, and I'm also a developer that knows bot
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andruby
5y ago
Thank you. Installed it and enjoyed listening to the carefully cut loops :)
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5y ago
Do you happen to know if the old version of "Ishkur's guide to electronic music" is still available somewhere? IIRC it was a flash site with mostly music bubbles. It opened me up to fringe music genre's like Italo, Acid
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andruby
5y ago
Besides lowering income tax, what else could help offset this?
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5y ago
Can you deduct the interest paid on student loans in subsequent years? I think this is possible in some countries (iirc Belgium always deducting certain interest payments for personal taxes)
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andruby
6y ago
In case people really have concerns about the newer mRNA vaccines, perhaps they can choose the AstraZeneca vaccine, which is a more traditional one.
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andruby
6y ago
What do you mean "Vaccines are a relatively new technology"? We've had vaccines since 1796 [0] when Edward Jenner developed a vaccine for smallpox, a terrible disease that we fully eradicated thanks to vaccination. A disease
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andruby
6y ago
> are colds. What constitutes a "cold"? Is there some kind of definition for it?
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6y ago
Is that US number the US average or specific to FAANG in California? Update: this post [0] mentions $110K for the US average, $60K for Germany (and $95K for Switzerland, $72K for Denmark). [0] https://www.daxx.com/blog/
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6y ago
That can’t stay that way, at least not in real terms (taking inflation into account)
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andruby
6y ago
Just wanted to point out that 130M * $1000 = $130B, not 1.3B
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6y ago
Yet we still pay a "crisisbijdrage" :P It's an additional tax on top of regular corporation tax. EDIT: which seems to have been introduced in 1993 and never removed :-/
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6y ago
I have often wondered why 10 days after the shortest day was chosen to start the year (Jan 1). Does anyone know why they chose that?
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6y ago
> due to Googles systems being so complex a single-service ban is very hard to implement Now that sounds like a technical problem that could be solved!
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Parler offered 40% equity for Donald Trump exclusivity
(buzzfeednews.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Some will die and others will replace them, perhaps with a lull in time in between. Unless something fundamentally changes in the way we “celebrate” culture. Which might be the case. I think those clubs and new music genre’s are driven by y
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6y ago
Afaik it used to be popular in the 70s and 80s. It’s sometimes called “Corporate Raid” [0]. In the movie Wall Street, Gordon Gecko wants to buy the airline to sell it for parts. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corpora
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6y ago
If GameStop trades below book value, then someone could do a takeover, sell all the assets and make a profit.
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6y ago
Probably not, but ZFS is actually smart enough to store the uncompressed version if compression doesn't save space. In other words: zfs will try lz4 compression on those video files, notice that it doesn't gain anything and store
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6y ago
I guess these Hard Drive Stats post cover disks used for their B2 service as well? Maybe the service mix is changing (a larger percentage being used for B2 versus their traditional backup service). I'm not sure how more B2 access patte
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6y ago
I hadn't heard about this downtime. When did that happen?
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6y ago
Same. I keep a spreadsheet that I update once a month with assets, liabilities and net worth. Takes me about 5mins and is a good check to detect unexpected spending or trends.
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6y ago
I’ve always found the “we value your privacy” an interesting _admission_. They definitely put a _value_ on your privacy by selling it! They exactly what other are willing to pay for it.
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6y ago
Some of my most productive colleagues work 4/5th. They are often more productive than fulltimers. In most European countries this is normal and not frowned upon. Some countries even protect this option for employees by law.
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6y ago
Do you mind sharing when you were first told about this? Some people in this thread seem to think this was abrupt.
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6y ago
Warnings were sent in October, with reminders in December. Afaik, domain owners who’ve had their domains suspended can validate their eligibility again. So I think it is possible to transfer ownership of the domain to someone (or an entity)
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6y ago
Magnets or electrically induced magnetic fields?
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6y ago
From what I remember Stellar started as a fork of XRP by Jed McCaleb, who also created XRP. As I understand it, technically it has evolved a lot since then, so I don't know how much of the concept is still shared with Ripple. As for wh
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