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by datavirtue 1y ago
This is like a 4chan post.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
You selling options with that nest egg? A lot of people have retirement accounts just sitting there. You can start making income far in excess of dividends. For instance, an anemic stock like Ford will yield the quarterly dividend amount ea
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Optimus has entered the chat.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Farming watermelons and trading options.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
"Stealing" is a big stretch here. He should have lawyered this into oblivion. Nonetheless, the benefit is non-returnable and the prison sentence is basically nil so he made out.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Yeah, the no room for visitors a feature. Saved me tons of stress.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
For a similar experience, boot up Windows 3.1 on a machine with 1MB RAM.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Yeah, there are definitely edge cases but most back pain is self inflicted. The common knowledge around back issues is REALLY bad and doctors, oddly enough, do not help and are often ignorant themselves.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Get the Back Mechanic book. Author is a genius.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Chronic back issues...omg. You can literally exersize your way out of them. It's the only treatment and it is VERY effective. Living proof. People run into back issues (very common and will probably happen to everyone) and doctors send
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by datavirtue 1y ago
The little guy always pays all taxes. Corporate tax is just a way to palatably shift tax burden to the low and middle classes and away from the owner class. It is pure double speak.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Yeah, this provision is a complete fuck up.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
This. We are seeing the ROI for "education" in America.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
This was also a gift to big tech, boxing out competitors.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I'm hot off fighting one of these bot nets. They automatically adapted and spread the calls over a ridiculous number of IPs and all had good JA4 fingerprints at Cloudflare (compromised or nurtured "users"). Gave us nothing to
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by datavirtue 1y ago
They will gladly send water down the drain if it threatens their enterprise. Besides, you have to be on the burner for huge crimes if law enforcement is going to care enough to audit water usage. Again, minor piece of circumstantial evidenc
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by datavirtue 1y ago
You are supposed to get a different ID in incognito.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
This. Stripe is too big.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Cloudflare bot protections and enhanced WAF rate limiting rules. Go.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I'm so lazy, I have chat bots do all kinds of complex calculations for me. I even use it as a stock screener and the poor thing just suffers, burning fuck tons of electricity.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I the have had a lot of luck with copilot conversations to research stocks and trading strategies. I am always skeptical of results and verify everything with various sources but it does help me find/get on the right track.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I switched to DDG over seven years ago and just realized it had been that long when I read your comment. Google started wasting my time and I had to shift.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Their shoppers are all on the savvy scale and could easily use their prime membership to buy parts on Amazon, but they don't. If the customer isn't savvy the knowledgeable customer service adds a lot of value.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I live next to the Cincinnati store and have been going there for more than thirty years. There are people waiting at the door every morning when it opens and it is swamped with people from open to close. The service is unmatched by any ret
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Yep, there will be an alternatives on Azure and AWS soon enough, if not already.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Postgres has been used as the basis for several OLAP systems. These guys are probably using a modified Greenplum.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
You have to have knowledge of the internals of any database you use. Not knowing is going to cost someone a lot of money and/or performance.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Trade is not a zero sum game.
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by datavirtue 1y ago
Oh yeah, the junk hauling business is super profitable. They usually advertise their open warehouse sales on Craigslist or FBM or you can ask them. I bought an electric high fire 18" kiln for $100. They are typically worth $500-1000 fo
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by datavirtue 1y ago
I always like buying used older things and restoring them. Especially cars. In comparison, buying new things is really boring to me. There is no hunt.

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