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by elijaht 4y ago
Semi-related: my apartment arranged a setup a coffee delivery service. You ordered the night before, and then between 6-8am a thermos would show up in the lobby labeled with your name. Once done with the thermos, you would leave it at the p
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by elijaht 4y ago
I would say the same logic still applies to puts. They all have expiries, and you will have to buy new puts once they expire. You could just let the puts expire and have capped losses, but that feels like another form of the market staying
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by elijaht 4y ago
From the (US-based) user perspective: better buyer protections, non-negligible rewards
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by elijaht 4y ago
No opinion on your overall point (my gut feeling is that some type of steady work is net good for society as a whole) Your evidence is ridiculous. I'm frequently out and about in NYC and I can smell pot every once in a while but not &q
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by elijaht 4y ago
> Why do you think that mass broad spectrum layoffs are random holes? From what I've seen they follow exactly the structure you're describing - there's a company-wide search for projects that aren't pulling their weig
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by elijaht 4y ago
It’s incredibly easy to find a dollar slice in NYC
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I would hedge with a refundable ticket to a different airline. If Southwest is still having issues you might be able to get the other ticket comped to some degree and still have a flight, if they aren't having issues you can refund the
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by elijaht 4y ago
My datapoint: Had a flight this Thursday from RIC->ATL cancelled this morning. Interesting that they are cancelling flights this far out, where both cities are relatively unaffected by the storm beyond some cold temps. Was a blessing i
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by elijaht 4y ago
I would not recommend Peloton specifically- I don't think it really scratches the road riding itch. It's closer to spin class than a serious biking session. I would look at Zwift for what you used to do. I say that as a former Pel
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by elijaht 4y ago
We used Backstage at a previous company. I was fairly unimpressed- it feels like any knowledge/documentation tool in use at a company where it only works with a lot of discipline to keep it up to date. Curious if others have had better
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by elijaht 4y ago
I am not able to replicate that, even with the exact prompt. Has it been patched out?
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by elijaht 4y ago
I don't see how that is relevant. Nearly all of the criticisms posed (maybe not the snow one?) would still be relevant to a driver in the situation you describe. This has nothing to do with range or even the fact that it's electri
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There is
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I would say Diplomacy specifically has features that make it cause hurt feelings almost intrinsically 1. It's a long game- after hours of play, getting doubled crossed unexpectedly sucks because of how much you have invested 2. The gam
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by elijaht 4y ago
I did not call you insane- that was another commenter. I also don't doubt there are long commutes. However, I will assert that that is not the typical experience in New York, or elsewhere. No one in my at-work peer group has a commute
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by elijaht 4y ago
I'm in NJ- my commute into the city is an hour. Most people that I know of have commutes in the 30-90 minute range, throughout NJ, NYC, and Connecticut
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by elijaht 4y ago
The average commute in a large city is definitely not 2-3 hours one way .
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by elijaht 4y ago
I had a College Football game with the same dice (Bowl Bound), and a similar experience with my dad! Had a regular season, kept stats, make rankings. Was an absolute blast and something I remember fondly
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by elijaht 4y ago
That’s a comedian dude
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by elijaht 4y ago
I actually liked the ~idea~ behind this but not the execution, which I can't believe was so bungled In my ideal world, Twitter Blue would act as "identity verification as a service". Pay $X/month and provide some proof o
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by elijaht 4y ago
Don’t believe everything you read online..?
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Article mentions one (bitcoin arbitrage)
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by elijaht 4y ago
I found the Met's rebrand interesting to consider. I am on the younger side/moved to New York recently. Without knowing the history of the Met logo I have always found the (new) logo fairly iconic- the stickers visitors wear, and
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by elijaht 4y ago
You don’t need to show a process. Trivially a non-halting program for any n exists. Also trivially there must be some non-halting program with the highest number of steps. We can’t necessarily find that program, but there is almost by defin
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by elijaht 4y ago
I think you are giving this too much credit. A .beat is a scalar multiple of a minute. Retrieving an item takes one minute, disinfecting a counter takes three minutes, resolving a P1 takes five minutes. The issue is really the imprecision o
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by elijaht 4y ago
You are talking about safety inside of a car, the activists are talking about safety outside of a car
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The company I was at in March 2020 had no issues getting more general purpose compute, and our growth was massive
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Not for the vast majority of software engineers, in my experience. Most teams do have some type of specialization (even CRUD apps often require some detailed knowledge of scale, localization/i18n, etc) but that just leads to the expect
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Current Googler. I think these are reasonable standard for the vast majority of hires. For the most part The large FAANGs just need talented or high potential generalists. I don’t think leetcode has a direct correlation to what I do day to
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Limited to 10k/year

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