greenshackle2

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by greenshackle2 5y ago
You need to stop getting your information from wsb conspiracy theorists. Here's an example of perfectly possible 200% float short: Acme Corp has exactly 1 share of float, owned by Alice. Bob borrows the share from Alice and sells to Ch
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
My point is that you charge market price. Because that's how markets work. Price to rent ratio varies very widely between different markets. If you don't want to buy in a market with a high price to rent ratio that's fine. Th
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
If you can't bear any risk of losing money perhaps you should buy money market funds instead of real estate at 20x leverage.
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
> We're talking about a mortgage on the rental property itself not on the landlord's personal residence. Yes. Everyone in this conversation understands that. There's no relation between the amount and terms on your mortgag
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
I agree it changes the experience of playing the game for a human quite a bit, and you'll use different tactics, but for the kind of solver I made it doesn't change much - I had to change very little code to make it work. From the
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
I made one, not the optimal strategy though, I simply minimized the expected number of possible solutions for the next step. I repurposed my Mastermind solver since it's basically the same game. Just like Mastermind, minimax is probabl
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
"During the New Deal Era, President Roosevelt struck a bargain with Southern Democrats: they would support worker rights legislation so long as their farmworkers (and other predominantly African-American workers, such as domestic worke
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
Not only that, some lots that sell to high risk buyers (e.g. buy here pay here) already install GPS devices on their cars: https://passtimegps.com/industries/bhph/
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
There is a less common hybrid third type: design a model in bricklink studio then buy individual bricks to build it, then shelve it.
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
Yes, I'm subscribed and I don't have cable. They changed the packages recently. HBO is no longer optional. The basic package is now $20 and includes HBO. But they added a new cheaper "mobile" plan which is $10, still inc
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
Right. It's a fixed term loan. Not revolving credit. These 2 loans are mathematically equivalent: $35 at 0% APR, $4 fees, 6 weeks fixed term $35 at 123% APR, $0 fees, 6 weeks fixed term You could argue the high APR loan is worse becaus
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
You don't need cable (anymore?) to subscribe to Crave.
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
I believe those are the initials of the rep who answered.. their reply tweets have a few different ones like ^NR, ^CM, ^SK. https://twitter.com/SamsungUK/status/1453740985763106823
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
I've seen shipping labels with HTML encoded characters, like é and è. I'm not sure if that's better or worse: &Lstrok;ód&zacute;
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
That is answered in the article: "CLAs shift the legal risk for copyright infringement, patent infringement or other bad acts, intentional or otherwise, from the project (the entity best positioned to defend a legal claim, and often th
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
Most of the web by traffic or number of websites?
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
They must be putting amphetamines in the water supply then, cause I have ADD symptoms and I never took them.
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
> separate women and men sports Most professional sports I know of (in the US) technically don't have separate men leagues. There are women only leagues, and leagues open to anyone. There is no rule preventing women from playing in
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
Banqiao and Shimantan dams failure: 240,000 deaths, 11 million homes destroyed > minor inconvenience Hmmm.
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
No. Not all ccTLD's have restrictions. .es is open to anyone.
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
It is faster than C for numerical computing. One of the reasons is that aliasing is not allowed by the language, so the compiler can make some optimizations that C compilers can't, because e.g. the C compiler cannot assume that two poi
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
I'm talking about AA, which are always 1.2-1.5V as far as I know. Like these: https://www.amazon.com/Energizer®-Ultimate®-Cylindrical-Lith... > A lithium cell would need a buck circuit to do 1.5v Maybe? I have no id
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
However the voltage on alkaline batteries drops pretty linearly from 1.5v to 1.0v, while rechargeables maintain close to 1.2V for most of their discharge, then drops off quickly: https://www.boat-project.com/tutorials/a
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
That's what I did. I made a Scheme instead of Lox because I'm not that interested in parsers; s-expression recursive descent parsers are almost trivial to implement. And I wanted to try implementing macros, which are so much simp
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
Ah, but the bloodsucking and profiteering is predictable, so it was already priced in. If they stopped and acted like responsible global citizens instead, now that would be a surprise, and their stock price would drop precipitously.
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
I'm used to the convention of giving short all-caps acronym names to type parameters, so this is less readable to me, because I automatically assume that something named `Error` is a type, not a type parameter.
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
No. Stockfish owns the copyright to their code. You can't copy stockfish code without a license from stockfish. There's no provision in the GPL for some third party to re-grant a GPL license to someone else after their license was
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
Oh, yeah. That one had absurd numbers though: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27763164 125USD per GB. Compared to 14EUR per GB on this chart. But I think you were on the right track, possibly most people have low-end p
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
The study is looking at total mobile service revenue. It says so right on the graph. What makes you think they are only looking at certain plans?
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by greenshackle2 5y ago
Not that it really changes your point, but I suspect most dairy farms are small, but most milk comes from large dairy farms. Large farms have orders of magnitudes more cows than small farms. This is great for the dairy industry, they love t

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