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by blantonl 4y ago
The "open" markets will tend to fix this issue, over time - the problem is that the markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
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by blantonl 4y ago
75bps increase went from ~30% probably to ~80% based on the moves in the bond market based on these number. So, probably so.
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by blantonl 4y ago
Some things to consider * Job markets are still extremely strong * We're seeing June numbers. Gas prices lately have plunged relative to where they were * supply problems are moderating The one thing the fed should be worried about is
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by blantonl 4y ago
It says in the article, the United States Treasury
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by blantonl 4y ago
I remember purchasing a Dolby pro logic processor and thinking I had unlocked some new home theater super dimension. and now we have 4k and ATMOS
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by blantonl 4y ago
That’s awesome: the author of that tweet is a friend of mine and a journalist out of Toronto. Small world.
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by blantonl 4y ago
Does anyone actually use LDAP as a user store these days anymore?
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by blantonl 4y ago
But, but, but..... you agreed that Facebook does own your friends list when you signed up for an account and started giving them all your data. If I run a restaurant, and I stipulate that when you walk through the doors and place an ord
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by blantonl 4y ago
This is a total non-sequitur argument here. You've gone from accusing me of lack of intelligence to suffering from cognitive dissonance and confirmation bias, to Facebook's terrible security practices: simply because I'm plea
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by blantonl 4y ago
We should all be wary of corporate control and claim to rights built from their user base, especially if those services are offered for "free". That's fine then. And I agree with you. But leave you with this. Do. Not. Give
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by blantonl 4y ago
If you are arguing that an organization's data is worthless but only their code has worth, then I'm not quite sure where to go from this point in this discussion, other than to say that is crazy .
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by blantonl 4y ago
"Legal" doesn't make it ethical, nor does it shield you from liability if you willfully violate contract law (terms of service)
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by blantonl 4y ago
Because you agreed to do so under the terms of conditions of that website.
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by blantonl 4y ago
It's probably a combination of both. After all, the answer to an equation typically has two or more values associated with it.
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by blantonl 4y ago
you know, there are economic times where it's tough to find a job in certain industries, no matter how awesome you are.
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by blantonl 4y ago
And I've seen first-hand where the most talented people aren't having the heat turned up on them, they know they are good, they still get it good, and they will continue to do so. Even the most talented people can be locked into p
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by blantonl 4y ago
the good people are the ones that perform well in the kitchen when it gets hot.
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by blantonl 4y ago
I would suggest that you interpreted Mark's statement that "there are probably a bunch of people at the company who shouldn’t be here" without considering it in the context of the other statement: he warned that a recent sl
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by blantonl 4y ago
On mongodb! :/
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by blantonl 4y ago
also fun fact: the benzo cartel was so strong it was the most prescribed drug in the world, all classes, in the 70s "Mother's little helper" was a term coined during the 60s and 70s (Diazepam - aka Valium)
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by blantonl 4y ago
Elon Musk is the Donald Trump of market manipulators. Is there a formal term for this type of leadership that both exhibit? Rapid ready-fire-aim comments and actions? Constantly keeping everyone involved laser focused on what could be com
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by blantonl 4y ago
This is where micro-services come in for me. Except, for all intents and purposes I'm a one man development shop. APIs. I've deployed about 10 or micro-services for use cases where a simple API is required for my applications. M
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by blantonl 4y ago
I'll tell you straight up, right now, that the parent poster is correct. I, like you, tend to roll my eyes at the "everyone should work in <xyz>" proclamations, but the parent is correct. Nothing goes right in a busy k
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by blantonl 4y ago
It's about 10% now of my trading portfolio right now. I've been selling options on SHOP for the past few years since the premiums are high, but admittedly I got caught flat footed on this one. My cost basis in SHOP is much lower
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by blantonl 4y ago
Take it from someone who was assigned 300 shares of SHOP @ 1100/share, this hurts. It hurts bad.
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by blantonl 4y ago
Usually bulldogs and another genetic abominations that are already on the cusp of chocking to death on their own airways.
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by blantonl 4y ago
"too stupid to have flipped it" What a time to be alive when you're called stupid for not being a greedy "playa" flipper. Maybe some folks who waited on a waiting list for a couple years want to wear a watch they pu
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by blantonl 4y ago
I'm curious, how long until the mean tweets are back? Anyone want to place bets?
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by blantonl 5y ago
Ah, the old phrase "my avocation is my vocation" I'm very blessed to be able to tell people this. When I was growing up, my grandmother had a radio scanner in her small town Virginia home, and I was fascinated that you could
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by blantonl 5y ago
Replace SSRIs with Gold and Reverse Mortgages and then you've got the comparison correct. :)

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