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by cheald 6y ago
Even if it was worth near zero (market price between strikes, very close to expiry), Robinhood holds collateral for the difference. ie, if I sell a $50P and buy a $45P, Robinhood holds $500 cash collateral to cover the difference. The maxim
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by cheald 6y ago
Beautiful. Thank you so much!
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by cheald 6y ago
Lindsay isn't just some activist, he was one of the three authors of the "Sokal Squared" papers.
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by cheald 6y ago
Can you elaborate on the tools you use to do color selection?
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by cheald 6y ago
"Received: 22 March 2020" - direct from the study cover page at https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2404-8_reference.... States imposed lockdowns between March 21 and early April. Someone want to expla
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by cheald 6y ago
Or a Justice Bork, for that matter.
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by cheald 6y ago
I understand that, but the prosecutor would have to prove that Chauvin decided he was going to kill Floyd, rather than that he was heartless and ignored the pleas of a man in distress. The latter is in the bag, done, slam dunk. The former i
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by cheald 6y ago
First-degree is premeditated. Third-degree is depraved-heart ("murder as a result of callous disregard for the value of life"). What evidence supports a first-degree charge? If you want him to walk, charge him with first-degree. G
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by cheald 6y ago
Typescript is really easy to learn. You can turn it on, throw your existing JS at it, and then gradually increase the strictness level as you add typing information. It's a very painless transition.
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by cheald 6y ago
> Printing money is a very effective way to even some of that out. Possibly the only form of 'wealth tax' that can actually be executed successfully. This only holds if the wealthy are holding their wealth as USD, not assets. T
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by cheald 6y ago
You can look up the volume: https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/future/cl.1/charts -- between 2:20-2:25, EST, for example, volume was 748 contracts (748,000 barrels) at -$37.11.
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by cheald 7y ago
I'm having trouble envisioning how you could possibly put together a solution where the encryption key wouldn't be visible to Javascript, malicious or otherwise. How would that work?
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by cheald 7y ago
I'm running Mattermost and Jitsi for my employer on a $20 droplet (2 vCPU/4GB RAM) and it works like a champ. Meetings of 5-10 are common, but we've run meetings larger than that too. As a facilitator of 1:1 adhoc meetings, i
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by cheald 7y ago
We used BlueJeans at my previous job and it was reliably awful. So many issues with it. I'm using Jitsi now and am quite happy with it.
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by cheald 7y ago
We switched from Slack to Mattermost internally, and while setting it up I noticed Jitsi integration offered. I've been really impressed by it, and we're working to move most meetings to it. Some teams are still using Zoom, but I
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by cheald 7y ago
That's true for 1:1, but 1:2+ does go through the server. It's scaled quite well for us, though.
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by cheald 7y ago
Folks using Brave (or who otherwise have video autoplay turned off) will need to allow autoplay for it to work correctly.
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by cheald 7y ago
The reason is that Firefox's simulcast support is iffy. It works fine, though (better than Hangouts did on Firefox, last I checked!)
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by cheald 7y ago
I think ETG is technically a "roguelite", but yes, it's a wonderful entry. Binding of Isaac is another, but it's so dark and disturbing that it puts many people off - which is a bit of a shame, because mechanically, it&#
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by cheald 7y ago
Mattermost + Jitsi is scratching the itch really well for us. We recently moved the company from Slack to self-hosted Mattermost, and we've been using Jitsi for video conferencing, but I went ahead and set up a self-hosted Jitsi instal
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by cheald 7y ago
No doubt, but "I have a fast/slow metabolism" is cited as an excuse by a lot of people in regards to weight changes (or lack thereof), and it's an excuse that is more or less irrelevant compared to intake management.
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by cheald 7y ago
Try combining caffeine with l-theanine. The theanine attenuates the jittery edge and really seems to improve focus for me.
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by cheald 7y ago
Variance in metabolism at the extremes is less than the energy in a Snickers bar. It matters, but worrying about your metabolism without first sorting your overall intake is a classic case of premature optimization.
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by cheald 7y ago
Cortisol is a catabolic hormone - it helps the body break down tissue for easier access to energy. It just also provokes the hunger impulse, and if you're not paying attention to it, you can overeat in response. If you don't alter
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by cheald 7y ago
You've been able to use `send` to pierce the protected/private restriction forever, so this doesn't particularly change the nature of Ruby's method visibility rules. Now you can just use `self.foo` and it's the same
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by cheald 7y ago
Is there any evidence that these repo loans are being rolled over? The Fed absolutely rolls over its open market operations assets, and open repos between banks roll over, but I haven't seen anyone suggesting that term repo loans the F
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by cheald 7y ago
The point, more broadly, is that these are loans with a quick expiry baked in. The money comes into and poofs out of existence on a relatively short timescale (ranging from overnight to a couple of weeks); we aren't going to see an ext
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by cheald 7y ago
They may not quite be there on sticker price, but depending on the cost of power and gas, TCO is already solidly in the competitive range. People aren't buying just $15k cars, either - the Toyota Camry is the most popular model in the
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by cheald 7y ago
The subsidies are per-manufacturer, for the first 200k units sold. As of June, only Tesla and GM have hit the phase-out threshold. Everyone else still has the full $7.5k credit available. https://evadoption.com/ev-sales&#x2
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by cheald 7y ago
What's with the rash of accounts with hex/base64 names today? They've been popping up all over.

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