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2mo ago
Qwen is just crushing it overall. I regularly use 3.7-flash for everyday coding needs and it gets the job done.
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8mo ago
Not to mention selling it
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camnora
8mo ago
And I have a fear of rejection
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United Healthcare Response to Wall Street Journal Article
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4y ago
People living in homes financed with a generous rate (~3% like you mentioned) mortgage are unlikely to move - that's correct. However, that's not the only piece of the puzzle. Keep in mind that home builders have recently produced
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4y ago
They say you shouldn't try to time the market, which is probably good advice. However, my approach is/was: - back in April, moved 401k fund from S&P allocation to cash equivalent (2% yield). Note: this wasn't a cash out,
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4y ago
An increase of MBS offered on the market will cause mortgage rates to rise because there's too many loans for sale and not enough buyers. Buyers will demand higher and higher rates to make it worth their while.
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4y ago
Oh neat, TIL. Thanks
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4y ago
I think the idea is that the Fed is trying to tamper demand by softening the economy. Lower demand will inevitably help prices. It doesn't help much though if we get a "rough landing" and people can't afford food/ho
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4y ago
> If the Fed sells mortgage securities that pay low rates at a time when prevailing rates are much higher, it will incur big financial losses that reduce the funds the central bank returns to the Treasury. Why does this reduce the amount
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4y ago
Textbooks won't tell you about Brent Johnson's Dollar Milkshake theory. They also won't have insight on todays inflation and whether it's more similar to the 1970s or 1940s. Textbooks are great for finance fundamentals,
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4y ago
Here's a list of podcasts that touch on macro: - Eurodollar University - The Grant Williams Podcast - Grant's Current Yield - Hidden Forces - Inside Baseball with Old Chestnut - Keeping it Simple with Simplify Asset Management - L
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5y ago
I tend to keep my PRs small enough to where several can be submitted within a day. This being said, I tend to keep my changes un-staged. When I'm ready to commit: 1. `git diff` to get an overall picture of what changes were made. Which
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5y ago
Does anyone have experience with Duplicati [1] or recommend it? I am tentatively looking to make the switch to something a little more sophisticated than manually tar-balling + rsyncing backups. [1] https://www.duplicati.com/
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On the criteria to be used in decomposing systems into modules (1972) [pdf]
(win.tue.nl)
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5y ago
This article does a pretty good job of explaining how green events work. It seems that each of the threads will attempt to accept any/all incoming requests. https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2020/03/07/co
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Famous Einstein equation used to create matter from light for first time
(livescience.com)
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A Bizarre Form of Water May Exist All over the Universe
(wired.com)
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5y ago
The podcast Making Sense by Jeff Snider and Emil Kalinowski dig into how the Fed functions and how dollars/collateral affect the (world) economy. Very interesting if you're looking to learn more about this. Jeff also has some very
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6y ago
Local-first software feels underrated especially in the UX realm. Peer-to-peer applications such as Manyverse load instantly due to not being blocked by network requests. My hope is that more apps are developed with a local-first mindset. C
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On the Criteria to Be Used in Decomposing Systems into Modules (1972) [pdf]
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This popped up on my Discover Weekly. Though, this seems to be an already known issue after doing a Google search https://www.reddit.com/r/electronicmusic/comments/jxfaid/i_t... It looks like artists are
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Spotify Bug: Electric Light Orchestra's “New Song”
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6y ago
He covers a wide range of topics. The videos largely use Ruby and Python, but the ideas taught can span across languages. The topics can be found at https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts/catalog
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6y ago
Destroy All Software screencasts by Gary Bernhardt has some great content. Besides the typical CS degree, I felt that these videos were most pivotal in me writing better code. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts
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Law of Demeter: Always Encapsulate
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For smaller projects and teams, something like feature flagging can probably be avoided unless A/B testing is required. For a company that has hundreds of engineers, with daily continuous deployment, it helps to have certain in-develop
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Law of Demeter: Always Encapsulate
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6y ago
How about we serve the DMCA to the original media source. Attacking the tools does not make any sense. Which tool is going to be next?
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FastCGI – The Forgotten Treasure (2002)
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