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fisherjeff
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3y ago
Ugh, nerd sniped on a Sunday. Great.
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I mean, getting sent to collections sucks regardless of whether it affects your credit score - see, e.g., patio11’s recent blog post[0]. If you don’t pay, chances are you will still regret it. [0] https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com
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Ah, first time at el Reg? Think we’ve all been there. EDIT: Speaking of AI, yes, it turns out that ChatGPT can do a halfway decent impression of The Register… No uses of the word ‘souk’ though
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3y ago
Very interesting but not a great map for us color deficient types!
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3y ago
To be fair, lots of things have been reported to cause tinnitus. And from what I can tell, nearly all of the handful of cases in clinical trials that have actually been studied were very temporary.
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Okay it’s not Ebert’s but I have to say that “O.K., let's slowly lower in the grant money” from that first link is nearly Gary Larson-tier humor, IMO.
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I suppose this is one of those things where people’s experiences vary widely, but FWIW after 20 years of writing C/C++, I can count the number of times this has bitten me on one finger. And even then, I still think it was more likely j
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I am tempted to say this is the most important aspect.
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3y ago
According to the complaint, if I’m understanding this press release correctly, all SpaceX applicants were required to be citizens or permanent residents, even those without access to controlled items.
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“Moreover, while sending crafted packets and attempting all sorts of things, I’ve discovered several vulnerabilities in the Apple custom made parsers. I will not discuss them here (exception made for the session spoofing) but at the same ti
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3y ago
To clarify, because it wasn’t immediately apparent to me, this is over a 5-year period so the average annual increase is just over 3%.
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3y ago
“You can make classes, but you can only ever make one instance of them. This shouldn't affect how most object-oriented programmers work.” Incredible
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3y ago
Would also add Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything: The Basics to this list
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3y ago
Yep. Half live in the Portland and Seattle metro areas alone.
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I mean for one thing, a cursory look at the bond market right now shows callable bonds outnumber non-callables 10 to 1.
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3y ago
Eh, I’d be surprised if the bonds weren’t callable.
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3y ago
Strong The Duel: Test Drive II vibes in this post
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fisherjeff
3y ago
I mean yeah, there are loads of good reasons to not be addicted to drugs. Now if only those pesky addictions would listen…
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3y ago
Took me way too many years to understand this
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3y ago
I can only comment on homebrewing but in my experience, local homebrewing clubs exist and are usually way more fun than Reddit
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I don’t mean to imply I think he could - or even necessarily should - stop the changes. Just, if you’re going to be CEO and make a big change you need to be a great communicator and… well yeah.
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Okay, maybe Reddit should just buy Apollo and make Selig CEO. Just incredible how much better of a communicator he is than Huffman. Low bar, but still.
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3y ago
Fair but as one of those windsurfing adjacent types myself, I’d call that more like a 25/75% split…
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3y ago
Okay now I’m trying to guess where you live that you could say you’re halfway between Portland and Bend. Unless… do you drink a lot of Ice Axe?
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3y ago
Love watching the shadows, it’s like they are being pulled down by gravity
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3y ago
I think the thing is that a ton of people are using crypto as speculative investments and an exchange facilitates that, especially once it layers leverage and derivatives on top.
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I could be wrong (not a lawyer) but I don’t believe there’s a scienter requirement for unregistered offerings. Regardless, it makes the case much tighter, and will give the SEC a ton more leverage to reach a settlement.
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Ok wow, now see this kind of behavior is exactly why I never go to Waffle House, except for when I do
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If something good ever started in a Waffle House, that would for sure be newsworthy
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3y ago
Well this is a vivid 20-ish-year(?!) flashback I did not expect to have today, thanks!
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