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The reserve requirements scale with both volatility and price. The clearing house needs enough money from you to be able to go buy those shares in the open market 2 days from now if you vanish overnight tomorrow. If the stock is going up or
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And remember, if a source hands you a printout from inside a secure facility, do not print a verbatim picture of the printout....
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Raising his company's profile. It's not that many articles (5 since December 19th, 4 of them about facebook privacy and iphone). Most likely theory: having someone ghostwrite them from his technical marketing department (in respon
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as a software engineer, you have some* control over the scheduling and cadence of your features you develop. You have no control over when you get a permit from the government like this. It's nuts. Even when the open source exception t
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Chibnall's not the writer Moffat or Davies was, but really nobody's been as popular in the role as Tennant and it's not clear someone can be. Ratings have slowly trended downward since his peak.
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I agree. It's far more likely some of the content mill sweeps they made during the election caught them.
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> The final paragraph makes me sad - this company is entirely at the mercy of Facebook. The content is up, go read. Shared.com, fun.shared.com, see if you would ever want their headlines in your news feed.
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The choice he made was probably a reasonable balance -- the alternative was reinventing the filesystem, which was probably a bit out of spec for implementing the GUI format dialog. And eventually happened, but it took a while.
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In the US, they're a boring respectable investment analysis service. Originally focused on mutual funds.
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That's all well and good when you're browsing search results, but then people copy and paste shitty amp links all over the place when they no longer have any advantages (because they're not precached).
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Sometimes there's two of them, and they ytiralop eht esufnoc
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> Youtube’s owners didn’t upload copyrighted content to their own site This is, I believe, actually incorrect. (the bit about fansubs is irrelevant to the overall business model)
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I talked to somebody and he told me he had talked to his "IT department" and they're working on it but who the fuck knows.
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Seems like the safest thing to do would be to wait until the ship is about to go down, then activate your time machine and return from whence you came...
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It’s only for commercial use. As much as I’d love to be able to drop a node in to peer at paix for my house ...
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> Most dealers who accepted the buyout also own one or more of GM’s other brands—Chevrolet, Buick and GMC—and sell only a handful of Cadillacs a month, the people familiar with the effort said. Most of these dealerships amount to hobbies
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> They try to claim that Facebook "failed" to create a workable AI, but I seriously doubt that Facebook has given up on the project. On the one hand, they probably haven't. On the other hand, they provably aren't as c
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I'm in the south bay too and I haven't seen as much as a dropoff as SF. I'm definitely anchored here with schools etc for a few more years and most of my neighbors are too. The folks I know who have been out of the area are m
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I wonder if GeForce also takes 30% of all IAPs...
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If he doesn't like it Trump can start his own site where he can say whatever he wants. There's no reason Twitter can't moderate his posts however they see fit, and in fact his position as elected official shielded him from mo
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No.
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Note that Epic claims Apple was going to disable "sign in with Apple", but Apple did not do so and has claimed through unattributed press quotes that they were never going to do so, that Epic made that up.
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2001:: is a 16 bit prefix in which every single customer could get a /48, i.e. you could allocate 65k subnets of 18.45 quint addresses on your network and give one of those to everyone with an ipv4 address and not run out, and that
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I own a Tesla model 3 with the V3 hardware and FSD package. They are not even close to being able to do what Waymo does.
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The entire USA. And 30 of the 34 were from swimming ("recreational water" sources), not drinking water.
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You do understand that heap size != memory footprint, right? The JVM has its own memory footprint before you start allocating java objects.
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If you believe that Trump works under mafia rules of intimidation and plausible deniability, then you can read this as Assange can support Trump's theory that the emails came from the Ukraine, or he can face prosecution. It's unli
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Lawsuits have a way of ending up funny. AT&T sued UCB over BSD Unix, ended up having to admit they stole tons of shit from UCB. That said, my prediction is that most of this lawsuit will be over contract law, and Apple has Epic over a b
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https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-15400984
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Again, how much does playstation, xbox, steam and google play charge?
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