gmm1990

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by gmm1990 4y ago
Musk has some interesting goals and amazing accomplishments. But I'd also argue he isn't necessarily genuine or correct about electric vehicles/batteries helping the environment. Now a ton of resources and effort get allocate
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by gmm1990 4y ago
Some sort of explanation of why am I seeing this tweet would go a long way. like tweet was displayed because 50% interest in dogs 20% friends liked it 30% generally popular
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by gmm1990 5y ago
I don't see why population collapse implies the end of the human race. It seems like it would be more sustainable medium term to have less people. Endangered species come back from numbers in the thousands maybe even less. I'd ima
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by gmm1990 5y ago
Yeah at one point (probably still) didn't all data just go to the NSA.
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by gmm1990 5y ago
Pretty sure they started out being opposed to live nuclear weapons testing. Not sure what there exact position is currently, but calling them wolves seems unfair.
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by gmm1990 5y ago
Some google sheets functions aren't updating in a timely manner for me. Maybe people google as a backup for aws and they have to throttle certain service from a higher load
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by gmm1990 5y ago
No but if a backpack gets close to the phone it would be an indication a person is about to leave. Could show a <insert coffee shop here> add. Not sure if it’s actually valuable but more info than phone moving around the house.
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by gmm1990 5y ago
There are charts on that webpage that have the data per week if you scroll down a little.
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by gmm1990 5y ago
Relatively short war, especially compared to some of the more recent occupations. Obviously a terrible war but arguably no less so because the US dropped an extra bomb on Nagasaki.
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by gmm1990 5y ago
that seems like the opposite of inflation
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by gmm1990 6y ago
That's a good point
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by gmm1990 6y ago
It's probably a liability concern on their part, but they also want people to have money to trade in the future too. If Robinhood users had any chance of actually making a bunch of money on this it would only be in Robhinhoods interest
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by gmm1990 6y ago
It’s their fucking trading platform if they want to defend people from investing in a Ponzi scheme is that not allowed.
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by gmm1990 6y ago
I'm pretty happy they are doing it. This is really in the best interest of the average Robinhood user trying to buy GME right now. Maybe they shouldn't completely ban it, but there should be at least very extreme warnings about wh
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by gmm1990 6y ago
Yeah I don't understand why so many people are defending a ponzi scheme. Its in at least 90% of Robinhood users interest to not be able to buy GME right now.
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by gmm1990 6y ago
I don't know if private corporations should have to allow the president unfettered access to their platforms. I would be opposed if every newspaper was required to post whatever the president wanted. The necessity of communication to t
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by gmm1990 6y ago
I know use cases are different but I can't imagine 95% of people needing more than 16GB of RAM especially with mac os "unified memory". I have intellij, pycharm, firefox, slack and a mongodb instance running on my windows lap
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by gmm1990 6y ago
I thought it was 94 total not just the placebos. if it’s 90% effective 8 or 9 people who got the vaccine would catch it. Unless there’s some more statistics to the 90% figure
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by gmm1990 6y ago
That's obviously disgusting and there's plenty of examples (Korea, Vietnam, Taiwan) who didn't do that. Korea never even fully locked down. Also, I'm extremely unhappy that my government let more than 200,000 people die
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by gmm1990 6y ago
China was able to do it with a massive outbreak and the largest number of people. Clearly it has to do with social dynamics and a competent government with a lot of power. Rather than the specific size of the country
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by gmm1990 6y ago
That makes more sense and this way they can prove at least prove they have the bitcoin private keys. Reduces some of the deniability that the DMs were faked.
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by gmm1990 6y ago
I think some people who have a very good grasp of physics sometimes miss on biology. That’s anecdotal though and some of the best biologists were also amazing physicists. But a possible underestimation of the severity of the virus and an ex
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by gmm1990 7y ago
What if they implemented e2e encryption and open sourced the client code.
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by gmm1990 7y ago
If the government is competent the nationalization can be good. French govt already took control of their face mask supply. Ensuring at least more face masks to healthcare providers. It’s hard to argue this specific action hurts the French
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by gmm1990 7y ago
--edited because I don't think it matters if there are false positives what matters is the public understands the serious nature of the situation. I have no medical training but below is my observation Your points are valid (not regard
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by gmm1990 7y ago
Yeah probably an oversimplification but it just creates different combinations and the ones that attach to the pathogen (and don't attach to non-pathogenic things in the body) are reproduced. But the immune system is wild I would say c
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by gmm1990 7y ago
Yeah that makes sense then. I have been using Robinhood cause I figured it wouldn't matter anyway the latency differences between click trading and their algos are so large. But I won't be after the outage today.
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by gmm1990 7y ago
Sorry thinking about this more, I guess the actual best price at the stock exchanges would be preferable
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by gmm1990 7y ago
How do you think most brokerages fill orders? I'd rather get filled at the best price possible, which I assume a high frequency firm would be able to do better than some other filling method. Pretty sure most brokerages do this anyway.
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by gmm1990 7y ago
Looks pretty cool! I'm always unsure of separating my buy and sell side logic. Was there a deliberate decision to separate those functions, rather than passing the side as an argument?

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