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by elhudy 6y ago
I actually know some amateur traders who act on such things in a discord chat I'm in. They have their own algorithm that runs against market data but wont share it. It seems easy enough - when lots of volume moves in a relatively sho
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by elhudy 6y ago
This is nice, but what I would really like to see is a tracker for heavy volume trading. If some hedge fund suddenly purchases 1% of a pharmaceutical company, I want an alert on so I can act on it quickly. Does anyone know of a tool that d
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by elhudy 6y ago
I helped migrate a major CPG company to AWS. Only, they changed their mind, migrating most of their data to GCP instead, as they saw Amazon as a competitor. Turns out this was an excellent decision.
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by elhudy 6y ago
This was a wonderful article and I learned a lot. One small nitpick though: > If it’s conventional bacon, you’re baking in carcinogenic nitrates. But even organic bacon is not good for an initial seasoning because it’s filled with salt.
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by elhudy 6y ago
>10s of cases out of 100s of millions/low billions of votes cast I know of at least 2 people in my friend group who voted in their "home states" that they haven't lived in for 4+ years. I don't know if this is c
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by elhudy 6y ago
It shouldn't be the responsibility of the taxed to analyze the budget. If the government proposes a higher tax, they need to be transparent about where the shortfalls are that require such a tax, so those paying the tax aren't le
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by elhudy 6y ago
I understand that's how things currently are, but I don't believe it's how things need to be.
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by elhudy 6y ago
The reason people resist such a tax is because there is no transparency into where the money is going. If there was traceability into putting that money towards positive social programs, for example, there might be less opposition. I could
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by elhudy 6y ago
Did you read my post? If you get a biopsy you don't necessarily need to eat gluten because the damage is visible.
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by elhudy 6y ago
If eating gluten is that unpleasant for you why wouldn't you get the biopsy? I would want to know 100%. EDIT: in the absence of antibodies the biopsy would still show: -Crypt hyperplasia with a decreased villi/crypt ration. Crypt
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by elhudy 6y ago
My wife has asymptomatic CD so this has been an interesting read for me. One thing in particular that I learned: >Gliadin epitopes from wheat gluten and related prolamins from other gluten-containing cereal grains, including rye and bar
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by elhudy 6y ago
Article One: >After retrieving data on the CDC website, Briand compiled a graph representing percentages of total deaths per age category from early February to early September Addendum: > This claim is incorrect and does not take
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by elhudy 6y ago
I hate to say this: It's not that AMD needs a price drop, it's that nvidia needs a price hike. Clearly nvidia is not able to meet demand for their cards and so AMD is filling that gap at the same price point.
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by elhudy 6y ago
You would be hard-pressed to find anyone who disagrees on the issue of consent. The following is what I replied to though, and is unrelated to consent: >The user on the other hand gets no benefits, the society gets no benefits, and thos
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by elhudy 6y ago
I enjoy receiving targeted products or services which I wouldn't have otherwise known about. That isn't toxic; we live in a world with tens of millions of products being offered worldwide. Just because we don't come across t
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by elhudy 6y ago
Good catch, thank you for digging and sharing that.
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by elhudy 6y ago
Sure, nobobody is saying that anxiety disorders aren't a mental illness. But it's also likely the reason why the rate of mental illness was found to be 1 in 5. From your own link, 1 in 5 adults already have anxiety: >Over 40
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by elhudy 6y ago
It's because the study qualified anxiety as a mental illness.
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by elhudy 6y ago
Keep your head up, statistics are in your favor for healing back to full health.
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by elhudy 6y ago
Did I miss something? Everyone is discussing their anecdotal chronic condition stories, but the article is not about chronic conditions. We know the following from the article: - 1 in 5 people will have a first time diagnosis of a mental i
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by elhudy 6y ago
>False theories of poverty spread by people like yourself are the reason more people don't get the right advice to get out. What exactly is your theory of poverty, if you don't mind me asking? That impoverished folk should b
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by elhudy 6y ago
Yes, I will go take them down now :)
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by elhudy 6y ago
I have paintings hanging in my house, in rooms that literally nobody will ever see. But I enjoy having them there. Is that practical? No. Is it signaling? Also no. But I enjoy them for whatever inexplicable reason. Not everybody chooses w
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by elhudy 6y ago
Jewelry isn't always for signaling status. Some people appreciate the art and craftsmanship of it.
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by elhudy 6y ago
If you're interested in wild harvesting (particularly in the west coast) I'd suggest following Pascal Baudar. He's like a walking encyclopedia. His latest post is coincidentally on acorn harvesting and references the proces
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by elhudy 6y ago
My apologies sir
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by elhudy 6y ago
>To help with negotiations and get you close to previous salary, the government may require a pay stub or W-2. Only base salary will generally be considered; not bonuses, commissions, stock compensation, or hourly consulting. What if I w
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by elhudy 6y ago
Does anyone have a link to an ebook copy or scan?
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by elhudy 6y ago
Lyft always says things like this. Part of their marketing strategy is to be the "good guy" vs Uber the "bad guy". I know people who always take Lyft over Uber because it has positioned itself as the rideshare beacon o
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by elhudy 6y ago
>I am glad you are content. Enjoy it. But recognize that you are literally one of the few winners in this economy. A highly paid tech worker has likely just experienced the best decade in history for their particular profession. But that

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