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If you try to time the market and you sell at the exact peak you still have to time the market again and buy back at the correct bottom. If you miss either of these you're likely leaving long term performance on the table.
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4mo ago
In Linux changing the MAC address can be done simply on the command line, so I'd probably just write this functionality into a bash script that I'd call before ifup .
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When my first-born was six I walked around with her to all of the neighbor's houses and we introduced ourselves. We informed them that my daughter would likely be moving around the neighborhood independently, perhaps on occasion with h
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5mo ago
> ...an unusually open minded computer teacher. I've heard this story several times before and I, myself, had an unusually open minded computer teacher as a youth. I'm beginning to suspect this attribute is is not so unusual
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5mo ago
How do you perform automated enforcement of missing or fake tags?
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5mo ago
That's because I vouched for it.
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5mo ago
Fyi, you appear to be shadowbanned and it's not clear why. You might consider sending an email to admin to work that out?
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5mo ago
And unlike cigarette butts, they stick to the parking lot. Lovely!
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5mo ago
So who decides the threshold of public risk that is appropriate?
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5mo ago
I surf with showdead on and often find myself upvoting grey comments that don't seem factually incorrect or rude, perhaps just espousing an unpopular opinion. But man, a lot of grey comments are correctly moderated. I'd leave the
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Are you able to downvote stories?
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https://www.amazon.com/Big-Bento-Unuseless-Japanese-Inventio... https://www.amazon.com/99-More-Unuseless-Japanese-Inventions...
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5mo ago
It's not illegal to own fake currency. It's only illegal to possess with intent to defraud: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/472
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Probably, but if you want to make a second one you'll have all the stuff right there still.
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I dunno, you could build a "smart playmat" that keeps track of your board state and helps a bit with the math.
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If moving to Saudi Arabia to teach English is an option in your life then you are already in the top 10% by wealth.
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This is like when you're working retail and the scanner glitches or the barcode isn't registered and the customer says "I guess that one's free then!" and you have to say "ha ha, very droll sir" as if
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I haven't read the book but I always try to incorporate people's names into many sentences when they are a new acquaintance as it forces me to remember their name.
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Actual pawn shops already do this, though.
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Who should take out the loan if not the new company? The old company? What would be the difference?
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I dunno, this guy's setup looks pretty decent: https://youtu.be/2IsR06zf8nQ
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You can flatpack the cardboard frame.
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The vast majority of it was stored underground as petrochemicals. A fact made immediately apparent by looking at like any chart. Is this a serious conversation?
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Wealth is not created, it's stripped from the natural commons and it is, despite being massive, obviously finite. What you're referring to is "value creation"--the transformation of this natural wealth into a form that s
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6mo ago
Apparently... > OpenAI’s rapid growth, fueled by the success of ChatGPT and other AI products, led to a landmark agreement in October to purchase 900,000 DRAM wafers per month from Samsung and SK Hynix—amounting to roughly 40% of global
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There's all sorts of fun and exciting milestones ahead, but in my experience around 18mos - 4yrs is sort of a sweet spot. Enjoy it while it lasts!
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I think you are correct, but the likelihood of perceiving probably is tied to language. It's amazing how much time we spend on autopilot.
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Fortunately a lot of ocean isn't anywhere near a beach.
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I taught myself next to a bed so I didn't have to bend over to pick them up.
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6mo ago
Is there any reason to believe we didn't already sail past that point decades ago?
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