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by dereg 6y ago
I do not understand your point as these contracts are settled in cash. Do you care to elaborate?
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by dereg 6y ago
Usually, an upvote should suffice, but this is the best ELIF of IPFS that I've read.
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The Waiting Time Paradox, Or, Why Is My Bus Always Late?(jakevdp.github.io)
1 points by dereg 7y ago|0 comments
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by dereg 7y ago
Your theory is interesting but it's just speculative fodder. Getting capacity in something like Medallion is pretty much impossible. The lowly head of a state pension fund would never have access to such capacity. Doing this sort of th
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by dereg 9y ago
The whole concept of gas is user hostile and is a huge setback to broad adoption.
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by dereg 9y ago
VIX is based off of the S&P 500 options premiums. There’s not an options market on crypto baskets that I know of (yet).
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by dereg 9y ago
I work in investments, and I make More Than You Know, by Michael Maubossin, required reading. He does an excellent job synthesizing information across fields. I highly recommend it for anybody interested in diving into the field of mental m
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Why Facts Don't Change Our Minds(newyorker.com)
1 points by dereg 10y ago|0 comments
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by dereg 11y ago
I think investors could rightfully say that they "are sick of 'online commenters' thinking they know what Yahoo should do without having any skin in the game." You cannot "aggressively refocus" without cutting
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by dereg 11y ago
While it does suck that all of Apple's chargers fray so easily, however I don't see it as a reason to be cynical about their products. In this case, Apple seems to be prioritizing environmental friendliness over function here. The
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by dereg 14y ago
We're wrangling with this in our organization. I looked at your site and there's no pricing information.
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by dereg 14y ago
The home button problem is fairly common and it is usually due to gunk/corrosion hampering the underlying connections. There's an easy, tool-free fix: Liberally spray the home button with some Deoxit [which can be found at a RadioShack or
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by dereg 14y ago
There is an SD card slot on the MacBook Air.
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by dereg 14y ago
Your argument lacks sense. Care to elaborate on how greater supply leads to higher prices?
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by dereg 14y ago
How is Reddit considered minimalist? With every new day that I spend on Reddit, I lament the passing of Digg because Digg used to be superior to Reddit in design. Here's one example. On my computer, using reddit in fullscreen means that I h
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by dereg 14y ago
Samsung actually contributes to a whopping twenty percent of South Korea's economy.
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by dereg 14y ago
What blows my mind is how so many geeks have flocked to Samsung's side in the patent debacle of late. Samsung is one of the most "evil" corporations out there. They are one of the most shameless abusers of power in South Korea and are well
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by dereg 14y ago
I clicked on the thread to leave this exact comment. I will miss his homely voice on Apple's product videos.
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by dereg 14y ago
This cannot be emphasized enough. To anyone reading, you don't have to do more than the big three — squats, dead lift and bench press — to build a strong core and ameliorate most RSI issues. Regular cardio fitness and 10-minute work breaks
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by dereg 14y ago
I disagree. Here's why. I used to work out quite a bit and, with the help of P90X, I got up to 170-175 pounds of lean weight. I maintained it for a while, but adverse life events, a huge workload, and a crappy diet made me lost most of the
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by dereg 14y ago
Why are you getting so defensive? I'm 6'1" and 150 pounds and I am way too skinny for my own good. These people here aren't hating on you, they're telling you the truth — you would benefit from gaining some muscle. Muscles support your skel
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by dereg 14y ago
Most companies lock you into their own firmware because it'd be prohibitively expensive to provide customer support for all the alternatives out there.
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by dereg 14y ago
The hysteria, if any, would be about the fact that all shared links would direct you to a splash page on the web on which you'd have to click on another link to download the shared object, as opposed to the current public folder serving up
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by dereg 14y ago
Brah, chill out. It sounds like you have an axe to grind with Dan. You're insinuating that "PR" is bad. His statement is not inconsistent with anything that Dan has done in the past. He values his relationship with his listeners, what's wro
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by dereg 14y ago
Your post doesn't address not debunk the sheepskin effect, which is the observed phenomena where, among people with equal years of education, a person with a degree is paid much more than a person without. I don't think you're incorrect abo
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by dereg 14y ago
Even if one doesn't hope to start their own company, a college degree's value is mostly in its sheepskin effect. Forgive me for not citing sources, but I've read polls that suggest that up to 63% of college graduates are in jobs that don't
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by dereg 14y ago
I think you're mixing up the causal relationship between infant mortality, population growth, and economic growth. High population growth does not necessitate low economic growth. In fact, it's economic growth that tends to determine the ra
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by dereg 14y ago
Revenue means nothing. Revenue can be gamed. No prudent investor would invest or value a company based on revenue figures alone. Aside from acquisition targets like Instagram, if a company is to be a going concern, it needs to generate sust
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by dereg 14y ago
Go out for a walk, it's amazing what fresh air does for the needy mind.
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by dereg 15y ago
You would have done well at Lehman Brothers, really really well.

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