danuker

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   by danuker 4y ago

   You can go TIPS or a TIPS index fund, if you believe inflation will continue.
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   by danuker 4y ago

   That's only true since 2020. Before that, Bitcoin was not very correlated with other assets. Then again, correlation is an iffy metric that does not take into account tail risk.
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   by danuker 4y ago

   In the past year, self-custody of cans of beans outperformed the "modern" collective custody assets such as stocks, bonds, and bank account deposits.
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   by danuker 4y ago

   Or was obligated by the position to say so.
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   by danuker 4y ago

   What is FGN?
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   by danuker 4y ago

   In French, the initial 'h' is mute. Here is "hospital" in French as an example. See the "Pronunciation" section. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/h%C3%B4pital So the occurrence is quite poss
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   by danuker 4y ago

   I tried Veloren and it's definitely more requirement-heavy than Minetest.
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   by danuker 4y ago

   > You can try customising SAP to fit your processes So you are paying hundreds of millions to get a canned, pre-packaged, inflexible solution? Why is SAP still in business? Is it solely customer misinformation?
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   by danuker 4y ago

   Doesn't hydrogen leak more through typical petroleum gas infrastructure? It has a much smaller molecule.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    It's using the past two years of comments, but ThinkPads have seen a severe decline before that. For example, the arrow keys are no longer a different shape from other keys.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Then there's this (the complete opposite of OP's link): https://www.wisdomination.com/screw-motivation-what-you-need...
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Bill Gates — 'I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.'
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    by danuker 4y ago

    For science, of course!
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > It would be far better if we forgot about reserves altogether Is this different from setting the maximum risk to capital ratio to infinity? If not, won't we have worse cycles of mania and panic? And what would stop banks from eati
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > your previous love was just a make-believe love, a childish imitation that you mistook for the real thing––an honest mistake, because you had never felt the real thing before? I'll share a personal story: I was burned by a "s
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    by danuker 4y ago

    The author's favorite paper of all time, said in the article voiceover: https://home.csulb.edu/~cwallis/382/readings/482/nisbett%20s...
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Also how to read (if the same Adam recorded the voiceover).
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    by danuker 4y ago

    The lessons from Khan Academy are some of clearest, most distilled courses I've seen. https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/macroec... Salman Khan, its founder, used to be a hedge fund analyst. I wo
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > But more importantly, if it's that way, we have lost already. Absolutely. If the status quo sees ideas as a risk to reduce, clearly it's fragile.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    S3 is not competitive. Here: https://neocities.org/supporter
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > finance Compound interest is the eigth wonder of the world. Knowing what will be profitable in the future is analogous to knowing what problems will plague humanity. And investing for future profit equates to mitigating them.
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Here you are asking the most important question. Exchanges hold the most ETH. They are a central collusion point which could cause undue influence on the network. At least it seems they do not own a lot of the existing Eth. https:/&#x
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > I don't think CO2 is actually toxic sludge Judging by the fact that so far, we've been on the worst trajectory considered by the IPCC [1], CO2 has a good chance of ending humankind within a century. That is not directly &quot
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    by danuker 4y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_history_of_Argentina > Since independence from Spain in 1816, the country has defaulted on its debt nine times
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    by danuker 4y ago

    I argue drivers aren't pushed because of trade secrets, not bad drivers. NVIDIA requires signed firmware since Maxwell (GeForce 750, GeForce 900). https://www.phoronix.com/news/MTc5ODA Which is why I will never bu
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    by danuker 4y ago

    I suppose targetting bytecode takes a toll. Hy targets Python itself instead. http://hylang.org/
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    by danuker 4y ago

    I have a direct counterexample for this post. Linux was created to meed common needs. For scratching each others' backs and sharing costs and risks, similar to investing in 1/10 of 10 risky enterprises, rather than taking on the f
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    by danuker 4y ago

    > real humans occasionally need to move a mattress And real humans can occasionally rent a car. Maybe it is not worth holding thousands of dollars' worth of rusting metal for that occasional odd job. As for snow and ice, Oulu, Finla
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    by danuker 4y ago

    Does this not work? `pip3 install --user hy` as mentioned in the first page of the docs: https://docs.hylang.org/en/stable/
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    by danuker 4y ago

    My guess is, storing the whole index is expensive. So they just look at popular (or profitable) queries.