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His lawyers should take away his electronic devices from him.
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I agree. If management wants software development to be more like the trades they need to recognize that training is a line item cost that needs to be paid as part of the employment arrangement with both time and money allocated for it.
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If a hedge fund trades on an exchange in Singapore they will probably want a corporate structure there for trading and tax purposes. Larger trading operations aren’t just clicking sign up on random exchange websites and allowed to start tra
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Which special was this from?
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I think the relevant aphorism is: you can be right or you can be happy, but usually not both.
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I don’t think autonomous driving is unsolvable. But every single company in that field has shamelessly lied about the time tables for the availability of the tech. And there’s been zero accountability for it. Remember how 2020 was supposed
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Stock buybacks account for about ~1 trillion of corporate spending and are taxed at 0%. Dividends are taxed as long term cap gains. I’m of the opinion that they should either be outright not allowed or taxed according to long term cap gains
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Anybody famous enough to warrant a special verification process can probably afford $20/mo.
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I think this is smart. The blue checkmark is in practice just a symbol of vanity. That you're a genuine somebody, worthy of extra verification. There are so many self-important people in life and on social media that think they are in
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The two pieces of information I think that stand out are: 1. Law enforcement elected not to pursue charges 2. The banned parties were comfortable enough going to a respected newspaper with the facts of their case, which, the newspaper presu
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Multiple independent organizations inside a company each with their own rigid and inflexible operating procedures. The user to moderator ratio in the tens of thousands to 1. How is this hard to see?
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And don’t restore accounts even when law enforcement decides not to pursue charges.
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Or a would-be employee.
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Admitting that the decision to continue petroleum production is a cost benefit analysis and we still derive significant benefits from it is a conversation that much more than just the fringe environmentalists are unwilling to have. Had we b
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An easier all be it less ethical way to remove your info is just file a dmca takedown request with google. They are required to and will automatically take down the reported page. There’s no verification and just your assertion that you own
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It’s okay to shame smokers because they are hurting more than just themselves with second hand smoke. But it’s not okay to shame fat parents who let their kids get fat even tho that’s hurting others. The logical conclusion of what you’re as
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NO2 interferes with the bodies ability to absorb vitamin b12. Sustained abuse of No2 even if only several times a week can cause enough of a disruption to b12 absorption that paralysis and other issues affecting motor coordination and locom
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Past tense is really doing a lot of work here. A lot of peoples experience quitting Social media mirrors my experience with quitting smoking. On again off again.
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Yeah that’s a good point. That the value argument is actually just a veiled way of saying people and buildings that don’t look like the way we want them to look.
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My personal belief is that the housing supply scarcity is having the opposite effect and is actually holding property values down. Let’s say there’s two 1 acre lots that have a market value of $1m each. A developer can buy them and turn th
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My starting in the bay area was $70k at a company nobody has heard of... all the way back in 2008. 100 now seems fairly doable for mortals that have a passion & interest in coding. I've heard the rich kids from elite schools are no
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I wonder if adding a filing fee of some nominal amount, say $10, for code complaints would reduce these types of reports?
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Title seems like a lazy to the point of factually incorrect attempt at click bait.
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Fair enough. My Knowledge of what’s on the bleeding edge and mass adoption in algo trading is fairly dated. I haven’t been adjacent to that industry in over 5 years. Even back then there was turnkey ASICS you could buy that would implement
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It’s typically done when end to end latency is more important than full protocol compliance and hardening against myriad types of attackers. High frequency trading is typically where the applications where you see these sorts of implementat
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Apples hardware is proprietary and they don’t offer or probably plan to offer server chips. I think what would make these stats more interesting is if we saw a shift in the thin client vs. fat client debate back to fat clients. Perhaps thes
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Match makers might be worth looking into if you have disposable income. Match makers doesn’t mean mail order brides. Apparently they are worth the investment from the few friends I’ve known that have utilized their services.
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A 1 bedroom apartment I live in near work is about 3k/month with utilities. I don’t do the super expensive car with a huge payment thing but put those two together and you’re halfway there. Throw in some expensive vacations (gotta fly
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Suppose I run a website in the us and a user in Italy connects to it. Does this mean I’m now breaking the law serving them the website? My connection logs now have pii. What if I use a cdn that has points of presence in Italy and still pin
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The larger miners are using something called an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC). Hobbyist retail miners use gpus. the big farms you see in new organization photos are using silicon explicitly built for btc mining and only bt
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