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by anonu 5y ago
The US Markets generally operate multiple sessions: pre open, on-open, regular-market trading, on-close, post-close or after-hours. Open and closing auctions are batch auctions. To facilitate liquidity seeking, the major exchanges publish a
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by anonu 5y ago
I understood this was a tough problem to solve when I swapped my hard-to-inflate scooter tires with some cheap tweels. NVH, even at 15MPH, is real. For anyone wanting to do this to their electric scooters, dont... until Michelin makes a sco
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Wallflower at the Web Party (2006)(nytimes.com)
13 points by anonu 5y ago|2 comments
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by anonu 5y ago
There are financial predictions which are akin to shaking the magic 8-ball or looking into your favorite crystal ball. If you are put-off by the certainty, then I suspect you should read a lot more financial markets literature, market comme
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Real Estate Bubble Won’t Pop(survivingtomorrow.org)
2 points by anonu 5y ago|2 comments
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by anonu 5y ago
That's a good theory. He also apologizes for a badly translated email early on. Which would rule out the UK.
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by anonu 5y ago
There's no need for a plea deal here because the evidence is slam dunk.. the emails .. the dead drop... The government will take their plea and still send them to jail forever. My point is, if i was the justice dept I'd be happy t
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by anonu 5y ago
Don't know why this isn't treason. Feels like it should be...
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by anonu 5y ago
The money is peanuts. You think the govt cares about $100k in crypto? The salaries of the FBI agents on this and the legal machine that's about to come down hard on these guys costs millions to maintain.
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by anonu 5y ago
Should've added at least another 0 to make it worthwhile...
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by anonu 5y ago
> NYC Developer Dilemma https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4 This resonates a lot with me, as I decided, as a fresh computer engineer grad circa 2006, to choose Wall Street over other places. With the GFC unfolding ove
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by anonu 5y ago
Waiting for the Harvard Business case study on how not to run a country. Lebanon is a fairly wealthy nation thanks to massive remittances from abroad. The story here is one of massive corruption and incompetence
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by anonu 5y ago
The threat of a lawsuit when the big guy has infinite resources is a scary proposition. Dealing with this can easily cost the developer $10s of 1000s. Basically, corporate bullying. Its not right...
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by anonu 5y ago
So shifting Joey's Pizza's presence from a social network to a website just shifts the power from Facebook to Google. We cant win!
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by anonu 5y ago
It's all on AWS and some insider had super user access... (My baseline theory)
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by anonu 5y ago
I don't believe that a successful product operates in some magical realm where the operators just don't know how it works. I'm sure it's complex but it's probably very well laid out and managed complexity. An opaque
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by anonu 5y ago
Why is this going to change anything? As the article points out, people burned by the Panama papers just moved their business elsewhere. This is probably just the tip of the iceberg. If you want to solve anything just crack down on the tax
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by anonu 5y ago
Are you saying the core Google search engineers don't know how the product they are building actually works?
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by anonu 5y ago
Why would you be so sure the money will be returned?
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by anonu 5y ago
The publicity towards the museum is worth every penny of that $84k. The best part is the work is fairly unreproducible now. Few artists will dare deliver blank canvases.
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by anonu 5y ago
> Commonly Used Bitcoin ATM Really? How common are Bitcoin ATMs? And if they are geographically common, how often are people using them beyond the novelty factor?
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by anonu 5y ago
Stuff like is what adds up to make USA submarine technology probably the most superior tech in the world.
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by anonu 5y ago
Crypto is supposed to be about DeFi... but to your point, its just a rehash of CeFi. (Centralized Finance) The major paradox here is that Coinbase, a company that has banked its success on crypto for the masses, derives most of its marketca
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by anonu 5y ago
Why would you blame the parents? Every kid is unique and has their own fears and perceptions of the world... Parenting isn't a one way interaction...
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by anonu 5y ago
This is unlikely to work because now everyone knows about it.
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by anonu 5y ago
> because exiting the position at this point removes any optionality around a successful resumption HODL to the moon! This sentences makes me laugh because its just HODL masked in some professional speak.
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by anonu 5y ago
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PSAVERT Personal savings rates are at all time highs. So it's very possible the landscape has shifted under our feet. The past is not prologue to the future...
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by anonu 5y ago
Why is this deception?
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by anonu 5y ago
Is it just me or is it impossible to read this article, especially on mobile. I keep getting full page ads with nowhere to click to get out. If i do click i navigate to a new page. So frustrating...
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Byblos Syllabary(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by anonu 5y ago|0 comments

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