david927

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   by david927 5y ago

   It's not debunked at all. You have to remember that this is the same corruption level that had the 'buy' command (but not 'sell') turned off just for that stock for a day on RH -- and no one went to jail. There is
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   by david927 5y ago

   They did not cover. When enough people DRS their shares it will become clear.
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   by david927 5y ago

   Not at all. Any retail investor who is following this, even in a cursory way, will know to DRS their shares and wait.
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   Ask HN: What Are You Up To? (Feb 2022)

   3 points by david927 5y ago|3 comments
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   by david927 5y ago

   Thanks for saying that.
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   by david927 5y ago

   I wanted to post this since I see a lot of resistance to homeschool as an option. That said, I need to add as a caveat that my child's experience is almost certainly an outlier. I believe in homeschooling and that it should be offered
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   by david927 5y ago

   That question makes no sense. There is as much variance in homeschooling as there is in schools. This statement came up on Reddit last week, arguing that teaching has become glorified babysitting and the bullying and social maladjustment f
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   by david927 5y ago

   Both. She wanted the academic acceleration but she also wasn't incredibly happy with the social environment either. The teachers would sometimes make her partner with kids that needed help or seat disruptive kids next to her to even
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   by david927 5y ago

   Three years ago, at 13, my daughter begged to be homeschooled, and so we moved to Idaho specifically because of its advanced homeschool options. It allows her to pick and choose how she does classes, so she takes a couple of classes at the
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    by david927 5y ago

    I would be up to create one but how would people know it exists?
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    by david927 5y ago

    An Italian friend gave me his very old Bialetti moka pot coffee maker. It has a patina from use but is otherwise in perfect shape. The thing won't make a bad cup of coffee and it won't die.
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    by david927 5y ago

    I would love an SVG editor browser plug-in that also contains authentication. When you are on a page you're authorized to edit, a browser button shows that you can modify the page. It then works with a protocol, with implementation ex
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    by david927 5y ago

    You can visit the site and resize your browser to get an idea. It just scales it down.
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    Ask HN: What Are You Up To? (December 2021)

    24 points by david927 5y ago|20 comments
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    by david927 5y ago

    Directly between Armenian and Azerbaijani, Google translate should add AWS.
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    by david927 5y ago

    We were surprised to find at least three Bowhead Whales that are older than Moby Dick. Sperm Whales don't tend to have that kind of life span but it's not out of the question. And we can't say that the story that book was b
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    by david927 5y ago

    I won't be until it all crashes that this suddenly becomes obvious.
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    by david927 5y ago

    I always wondered why they didn't combine a Moka pot with an electric kettle. It would work much faster, would be safer (can turn off after time if you forget water), and can max the temperature at 80 degrees Celsius so you don't
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    by david927 5y ago

    Much more interesting to us today is when that came to an end with the Nixon Shock. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixon_shock https://wtfhappenedin1971.com https://img.take-profit.org/graphs
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    by david927 5y ago

    This deeply disappointed a lot of poor people. Not cute and not funny. Shame on them.
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    by david927 5y ago

    Ian Anderson of the band Jethro Tull was once asked in an interview with MTV if he watched it. When he said he did, the interviewer was surprised that he liked that kind of music. He looked horrified and said, "I don't watch the
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    by david927 5y ago

    Is this a shot over the bow? How serious is this?
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    by david927 5y ago

    I'll just start posting it at the same time as the Who's Hiring each month.
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    by david927 5y ago

    Could we make this a monthly post, just like the Who's Hiring one? I miss that aspect of HN.
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    by david927 5y ago

    It's almost as if the piece is asking him, "Why are you still trying to be a journalist? No one else is."
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    by david927 5y ago

    This tax would apply only to billionaires or people with $100m+ reported income for three years in a row -- the wealthiest who frankly haven't been paying their fair share of taxes for a while now, because they're wealthy enough t
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    by david927 5y ago

    For me too.
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    by david927 5y ago

    This is new from Alan! The talk is for the first 50 minutes and then goes to Q&A after that. To those who don't know him, I would argue that he's the most important living figure in Computer Science. There's not too much
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    by david927 5y ago

    There is a disagreement, though, because it's about which aspect takes precedence -- which has the most value. Imagine a test called Artistic Quotient which gives you a numeric value for how correctly you draw lines, circles, etc. An
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    by david927 5y ago

    No. It's qualitative not quantitative. You measure quantities; you can only measure aspects of qualities (and that's not advised as it's incredibly dangerous). But as Paul says here, creativity is probably not the best word