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by avn2109 4y ago
I am also interested in the geography here, especially wrt to the currency/units in "35 -> 50 -> +10k" Are those numbers maybe denominated in Kuwaiti or Bahraini dinars? Or in some country-specific unspoken convenience
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by avn2109 4y ago
Surely this already exists right?
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by avn2109 4y ago
>> "on the right track" Pun intended??
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by avn2109 5y ago
+1 for Keepass, and on iphone imho by far the best client is Keepassium. Sometimes I think that it's the most craftsmanlike software which I ever use on any platform; it's really well designed and implemented. It basically assumes
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by avn2109 5y ago
On another HN thread I wrote a detailed comment about "how to find a good assistant," "virtual vs non-virtual" etc, it's probably relevant here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29341375
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by avn2109 5y ago
Do people ever make a torrent of their open data and link to it?
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by avn2109 5y ago
I'd be happy with a total energy measurement in some multiple of Joules, or maybe in megatons of TNT.
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by avn2109 5y ago
Mandatory plug for the best git docs on the internet: https://git-man-page-generator.lokaltog.net For example, ```git-dissect-tipdissects indexed local tips from all noted downstream upstreams, remotes commit graphs, etc.``` Any
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by avn2109 5y ago
In this thread there are bunch of well-intentioned but vague answers that don't address the critical "how to find a good EA" part of your question, or answers that do address it via some kind of "virtual EA" service
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by avn2109 5y ago
This is interesting, can you give some examples?
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by avn2109 5y ago
Semi-related: What happens with interchange and related fees, when an American credit card is used in Europe?
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by avn2109 6y ago
What do I type into google to buy this? A bit of searching has not turned up anything similar to what you describe :( Lots of ads for Tile and similar (aka not GPS trackers).
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by avn2109 6y ago
If this fix works as advertised, you should definitely make a StackOverflow post or similar, such that this fix is more searcheable than an HN comment! It could help a ton of people.
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by avn2109 6y ago
The other replies make some good points about why people like squash, but here's more: 1) You only need one other person to get a high-intensity workout. This is much easier than reliably mustering 22 men for a soccer game, or 10 for b
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by avn2109 6y ago
Another good idea if you snore, is to literally tape your mouth closed at night. This feels super weird at first but it seems to have many positive effects for some people. I was a HUGE snorer and rarely felt fully rested from 8 hours of sl
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by avn2109 6y ago
I'm a Polish citizen who grew up in America and am culturally American. So for example I don't get any of the jokes about bad TV shows from people's childhood 20 years ago, but on paper I count as Polish etc. By "no hors
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by avn2109 6y ago
That's a mostly fair and accurate summary of the "this is a big scandal" position imho. Quite representative of people holding that position in all aspects including tone, length, and content. FWIW I am not a PiS supporter, h
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by avn2109 6y ago
You could get a sense of it from wyborcza.pl, which is both the largest/most-prestigious newspaper in the country and quite strongly opposed to the current Government. Or polityka.pl, which is kinda like the New Yorker magazine of Pola
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by avn2109 6y ago
FWIW I'm an American living in Poland since 2 years ago, though I'm participating only as a spectator and I don't have a political horse in this race. This whole saga seems like a bit of a tempest in a teapot from where I sit
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by avn2109 6y ago
Pro comment here which should be way higher up the page. Good comment content, good Unixbeard vibe, great use of sed.
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by avn2109 7y ago
Should be top comment in this thread.
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by avn2109 7y ago
>> ..."none of the other QE rounds were inflationary." Earlier QE rounds (and this "not QE" round too) are definitely inflationary, but that inflation is not evenly distributed through the economy. QE inflates pric
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by avn2109 7y ago
>> "...it's actually entirely arbitrary..." This is one good objection to the article. Another objection is that they have spun "central bank inflates financial asset bubble which is correlated across all asset cla
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by avn2109 7y ago
> "QE is proving to be a very inefficient way to inflate the economy." QE was never intended to inflate the economy. It was intended to inflate a price bubble in financial assets, particularly equities. It has been super succes
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by avn2109 7y ago
This is much better than the article and should be the top comment.
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by avn2109 7y ago
>> "...this story is false." Fake news! In the wild, unambiguously.
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by avn2109 7y ago
The future's already here, it's just not evenly distributed. Plenty of people probably already "got to the bottom of this." But you and I haven't dug deep enough to find it.
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by avn2109 7y ago
Gosh this makes it much easier.
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by avn2109 7y ago
No matter how much you diversify your long-only strategies, you will still not even be close to market neutral, which is probably what you really want at that scale.
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by avn2109 7y ago
>> "By who?" First and foremost, by the inventors of fascism themselves, as I tried to show in some stealth edits in my comment above.

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