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4y ago
Here it is straight from the horse's mouth https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/bst_recenttren... Look at the Total... chart.
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4y ago
Fed's balance sheet has barely started contracting. This contraction cycle has a while to play out.
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4y ago
I am curious to see how this plays out with the coming recession (hiring freezes instituted already). I suspect that #3 segment will prove to be ephemeral - a result of fed's QE unlimited regime.
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4y ago
Fair enough. How many startups/company websites clearly state what they are actually doing? The problem is particularly bad in B2B space where the descriptions are replete with buzzwords and don't convey anything more than "L
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I'd phrase it as "reduce the number of mouths to feed". That way it could be achieved by reducing the amount of cattle grown for meat and we could eat more grains etc... ourselves instead of feeding those intermediaries.
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4y ago
How does one make such a backup?
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> Latinx It's hard to take anyone who uses this term seriously. Latinos can't even pronounce it or care for it.
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4y ago
That's why I always order instant decaf so I can look at the packet before dissolving it.
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4y ago
Isn't success x% inspiration and [significantly larger than x]% perspiration? How does it matter if he achieves it through persistence. He is consistently able to build teams that deliver.
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4y ago
Who are these Canadian tech employers? Do they then sub contract work from other international companies or just targeting local (canadian) work?
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4y ago
because selling another $21b of tesla would indicate he has found other more interesting things to do.
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5y ago
The article literally states that Bitcoin isn't a currency - where is the shadow?
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5y ago
I have not come across a working password free residential wifi hotspot in almost a decade - because routers have had passwords by default.
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5y ago
Can you elaborate on "multiple areas"? Do you mean each node inside a db "cluster" should run in a different area? And how does one achieve that?
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5y ago
For transfer above a certain amount the .5% or whatever they charge still adds up.
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5y ago
What would be the fastest way to get these to Kyiv? Fly them to Warsaw or further east and then on road from there I imagine. Might still take a couple of days, hope that's not too late. [Edit: Typo Kiev.]
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5y ago
Yielding to terrorists sets bad precedent. Where does it stop?
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5y ago
short termism there is the fear of losing elections due to a misinformed populace. we should have educated people instead and embraced nuclear as the stop gap for the next 100 years while we develop all kinds of other energy tech.
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5y ago
Isn't saying that energy sector won't be touched a few days before Putin's latest declaration showing our hand too much though.
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5y ago
Yep, one after another decision reeks of short termism. There's a dictator who believes the world as some zero sum system right at our borders and we are burying our heads in sand.
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What's disappointing is the response of european leaders so far. They have prepared a sanctions package against Russia which won't include anything in the energy sector! If not energy then what, Matryoshka dolls? and we are suppos
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5y ago
It's great to be able to pull "bonkers TC" and not feel fulfilled than to not pull that TC and still feel a void. "All paid jobs absorb and degrade the mind". And even finding quality volunteering opportinities has
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5y ago
Interesting. Does PG13 let then do this without downtime?
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5y ago
> other viable systems programming languages simply did not exist (now you at least have Rust as a possible contender). (I have no horse in this race) But if a big part of their complaint is compile times, Rust may not be the best exampl
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> Will they freeze? So what if they freeze during those 45 minutes? How representative is that scenario for what most devs do?
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It's more like a dictionary lookup[0] than some general pattern. Also there are many regional variations. So if you have come across a particular lastname before you happen to know they are brahmin. [0] - https://www.momjunc
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5y ago
It's ok the study will be conducted with mice.
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My point here was that this was equivalent to using Object type in Java/C#. Here the data race guarantees of rust type system are elided due to this GC.
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If they were made inferrable, it wouldn't cause runtime exceptions. Here the data race guarantees of rust type system are elided instead.
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5y ago
Yes pretty much like taking a statically typed language, making compile time type annotations optional and claiming victory that it's easier for beginners. Now they would get runtime exceptions instead.
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