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futevolei
4y ago
You are referring to mark to market gains/losses and not actually realized, correct? Like jump didn’t actually clear 10 bill in profit or lose 4. They were in early size and let it ride but actually investment was small, do I have it
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futevolei
5y ago
I agree. I was in South Carolina last week and had Carolina gold rice twice- once in a seafood purloo and again in a broiled seafood combo. Had the menus not made a point of noting it was real Carolina gold I don’t think I would have paid
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futevolei
5y ago
My employer keeps hiring more argentinos. It’s a few notches better than India IMO but is not without challenges. It’s still a few hours time difference and the language issues remain. Giving them well capsulated or boilerplate work seem
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5y ago
I get this and think this is most likely scenario as well but at the same time this is equivalent to just getting your app started on the box and loading data or something correctly. It’s a step and you’re happy. These bitcoin guys just g
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futevolei
5y ago
Agreed about manliness (“build ford tough”!) and patriotism but don’t forget status. Part of me dies seeing people driving around land rovers in the city by themselves. What a waste of energy…
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futevolei
5y ago
I would appreciate it if you revert the data management change that made it harder to select/delete specific cookies stored. The scrolling let’s you select one then immediately scrolls up to top again. Super annoying.
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futevolei
5y ago
We should be teaching CICO and that being fat is not healthy and not ok! This body positivity movement is BS and harmful. More personal responsibility and less excuses.
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5y ago
Serious questions- does this resolve anything about tether? Can we trust this auditor? Are paper quality holdings detailed enough? Can they claim some crap Chinese paper is A2 or better? I’m quite certain tether WAS a scam in the beginn
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5y ago
Are there similar stories in China about Chinese companies being hacked by the US gov? Do Chinese people get outraged over them or does game recognize game? Do Chinese companies have hacking divisions?
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futevolei
5y ago
Can ProtonMail focus on getting mail right before adding calendar and vpn and whatever else they pump in their newsletter? Their mobile email is atrocious- hello threading email chains? I was hoping to use this as a gmail replacement but
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futevolei
5y ago
I think this is the key point. My take on this situation is completely colored by my anti-religious views. I view her sacrifice as completely idiotic and worthless. But it’s clear she needed to do this. I can fake a lot of stuff for som
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5y ago
It’s not orthogonal. Self driving 6 hours makes the drive a net positive. It goes from unpleasant/brutal to a net positive where you can sit in the car and do other stuff.
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5y ago
Other people don’t like to drive, simple as that. Some people would like to fly but can’t afford the ticket so they have to make a long miserable drive. Or maybe it’s one of those destinations that is a 5 hour drive where a car clearly ma
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5y ago
I’m tired of studies like this. More of this, less of that, a glass of this…
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futevolei
5y ago
I would point you to Matt Levine’s column today to maybe help you understand the type of thinking that drives the stock market. I would say you are guilty of looking in the rear view mirror and stating the obvious as opposed to looking to
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futevolei
6y ago
They did it to themselves. If the nyt was just giving us the straight truth then there wouldn’t have been any opening for Fox News to come in and do their thing. And now we are left with left news and right news and most people only liste
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6y ago
They (all of them actually) left open this huge hole which Tesla was able to exploit and become most valuable carmaker by a factor of 3. GM, Ford, vw, Porsche all have electrics on the road right now. I’m not saying Toyota is the next res
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6y ago
How did Toyota (seemingly) blow this so bad? Arguably the leader in electric vehicles/technology with the Prius which first came out in 1997(!). And then nothing since like 2010. so many opportunities to reset/pivot back to bat
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6y ago
Lots of dead bodies in this camp going back years. I used to be one myself. At this point if the ny ag can’t outright bring this supposed scam down then you have to admit it’s not a scam and move on.
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6y ago
I’m not sure, you might be right...or it might have tasted exactly the same but people thought it tasted different due to the visual effect.
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6y ago
I remember drinking crystal pepsi back in the day and it being a total mind f*ck. A few times I swore I was drinking 7up. So I would like to pile on wine experts here but I don’t think this study proves they are idiots.
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futevolei
6y ago
Are you confusing wind and solar? If anything I would guess wind production increases in winter.
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6y ago
The non stop stream of emails every day certainly sucks but falls far short of my employers false positive process which requires several emails explaining why it’s false positive and following up to make sure the waiver is applied so as to
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6y ago
< Second place now belongs to wind power, which supplied almost 21% of the country’s electrical demand in 2019 On the whole it seems like it doesn’t have that far to go
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6y ago
I think most importantly of all it seems that this wasn’t a very hard problem to solve, relatively speaking. Like we could throw all the scientists all over the world who worked on this at cancer and there won’t be a cure for cancer a year
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6y ago
What would be the use case for hft? I assume this would be slower than any existing microwave networks, or whatever is fastest right now. Cities that for whatever reason can’t be connected via microwave like nyc-London? I’m aware this pos
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futevolei
6y ago
I misread a different article which said spacex originally planned to have these satellites orbit around 800mi and I mistook that as normal altitude.
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6y ago
Wow, I didn’t realize how much lower these satellites are.
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6y ago
How are they getting latency so low? I used satellite internet for a month back in 2009 and it was brutal. Minimum 500ms. Literally had to break my lease to move to another place that offered broadband so I could actually work. I see sta
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American Murder Documentary
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6y ago
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