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by confluence 11y ago
Don't pay enough and a shit working environment. The rest make larger gross margins, so they can afford not to treat their employees like a massive cost center.
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by confluence 11y ago
Stop messing with my head.
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by confluence 11y ago
I'm sure you say you do.
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by confluence 11y ago
I didn't say it was illegal. They just didn't do the groundwork. And I'm sure copying maps is illegal. Place information? Hmmm. Maybe it should be too.
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by confluence 11y ago
Scrapped the data most likely
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by confluence 11y ago
You've just made my point. A kilo of meat uses many times its weight in water, grain and fuel to produce. The same goes for many manufactured goods, my device included. But domestic electricity usage of a computer? Yeah, that's im
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by confluence 11y ago
I think we've concluded in this thread that bright minds used in any significant capacity can be a dangerous threat to society at large.
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by confluence 11y ago
I know you're trying to make a point, but it's poorly done. Domestic energy use is in no way comparable to industrial use which comprises the vast majority of the contribution to global warming, specifically factory farming, heavy
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by confluence 11y ago
Pretty sure it makes you a liability everywhere. Plenty of white hats have gone down for reporting publicly.
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by confluence 12y ago
Good riddance to jobs.
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by confluence 12y ago
People used to line up for vaccines back when we first had massive distribution. The horrors of the diseases they prevented were so great the lines would go on for blocks. People are insulated from those times. When those diseases don'
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by confluence 12y ago
If you can't beat them, build them.
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by confluence 12y ago
Someone has made a huge mistake and should be fired over this. Utterly ludicrous.
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by confluence 12y ago
Why invent a new marketing buzzword name for what everyone already calls complacency?
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by confluence 12y ago
> I just question the extent to which people seem to vilify them. The government needs software like Palantir. So I think they're on par with say Lockheed.
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by confluence 12y ago
I've always speculated that unethical managers will outperform ethical managers under non-life threatening conditions. For example, being unethical at say a chemical company will lead to the end of your company in that area after a cat
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by confluence 12y ago
Man you should've seen the stuff the Israeli's pulled back in the 1980s. > Speculation about Milchan's involvement in arms dealing and intelligence activities was sparked after the indictment in 1985 of Dr. Richard Kelly
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by confluence 12y ago
It's only malfunction is being poorly funded. The definition is not meaningless. Companies are pretty socialist.
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by confluence 12y ago
> A bullshit signal can be used to reliably make money. Until it doesn't.
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by confluence 12y ago
> Government services like these do not equal socialism. Well, they definitely aren't capitalist.
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by confluence 12y ago
Sorry, I read your statement too quickly. Missed the "weak". I thought you meant EMH holds (as I stated above).
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by confluence 12y ago
> forecasting prices based on past data By your definition everything is technical analysis. Which makes your definition useless.
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by confluence 12y ago
> You can take the opinion of someone that has walked the walk, or not. In opinions we trust? What kind of a trader are you? > I have been a trader for 15 years, I have seen "go all in on a bunch of calls" absolutely work
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by confluence 12y ago
Just because I said that technical analysis is bullshit does not mean that I think EMT holds. I can also say that using the times bulls shit in Colorado to predict stock prices is bullshit. That once again does not mean that I think EMT hol
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by confluence 12y ago
> Every day before dawn, brave men and women of different races and backgrounds rise as one, united by a common cause. They march together in formation, kept in step by their voices joined in song. These workers leave their communal hou
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by confluence 12y ago
> Like most things in life, it isn't quite that simple. Like most things in life, technical analysis is bullshit. > There are real inefficiencies in the market which can be highlighted by TA. TA can also be considered a form o
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by confluence 12y ago
Gotta keep the plebs trading. How else will they make bank?
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by confluence 12y ago
> It's not complete bullshit The fact that line even has to be used is a massive red flag. > overwhelming statistical confidence for each of the patterns using the data set of all S&P 500 stocks daily for the five year per
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by confluence 12y ago
That answer is complete bullshit. > In the United States, socialism is virtually nonexistent. Except for Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and Unemployment. And don't forget the military.
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by confluence 12y ago
Funny, I read this is as a free and complete guide to the effects of confirmation bias. A free and complete guide to bullshit is just bullshit. Technical analysis is a farce.

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