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The ghost of Gann: Another crash is coming(web.archive.org)
2 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
For what it is worth - on my surgery bill one tablet of ibuprofen was billed at $40+. Insurance accepted $20+. So I would guess it will heavily depends on provider as well.
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Fed drops depository institution's reserve requirement to 0%(federalreserve.gov)
1 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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Mortgage rate rise increases pressure for Fed intervention(ft.com)
2 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
Regarding just "bad feelings is ok" part. I have a similar belief currently with one difference - bad feeling resulting from something bad happened is normal in my opinion - just like physical pain it helps the body to identify pr
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What is the annual budget of Wikipedia?(quora.com)
1 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
I actually lived in Belarus for most of my life. I would never leave a bag in a restaurant unless I have a clear view of it while ordering something. (I would not do it here in the USA as well). Also, even in the capital of Belarus, some ne
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Bitcoin: Making Money Using Stock to Flow(shitididntknow.com)
1 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
Your idea makes sense. I guess there are always exceptions to any rule - I shared screenshot of that text and link to the amount of Bloomberg's wealth with my friends asking reasonable question - if he wants to help people, why he aski
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by hippich 7y ago
For what it is worth, I got text asking for donation to Bloomberg's campaign. So I would not expect Bloomberg not taking money from large donors.
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How a genius hacker made $350k exploiting DeFi(decrypt.co)
3 points by hippich 7y ago|1 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
It is fine for both to exist. FB|ig|Twitter is like getting to NY's times square - a lot of new people/ads, and then coming back home to your federated tribe (perhaps with new friends you found at the times square).
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by hippich 7y ago
Ah, it was quite a while since I looked at desktop GUI apps... It used to be just like OP described - you define logic, and then run pieces of it in the loop. It makes sense to abstract that away to standardize the process.
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by hippich 7y ago
Bitcoin is blockchain + POW. Git is blockchain. Chain of blocks of information where each consecutive block refers to the previous one (and one block can have multiple descendants, although this is not applicable to bitcoin) - is blockchain
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US DOJ Calls Bitcoin Mixing ‘A Crime’ in Arrest of Software Developer(coindesk.com)
2 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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State of Software Engineers(hired.com)
3 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
It is pretty much the same, except there is no explicit loop and calls to wait for events written in JS/React code. Javascript itself runs a loop, instead of polling for events, you define events handlers, and DOM/React handles &q
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We sell advertising, not search results(google.com)
5 points by hippich 7y ago|2 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
Another possible explanation (other than keeping everything in case it can be monetized) is being concerned with mirriad of ways it can bring liability to the company. Perhaps, it is not a practical way to keep such risk away, but I can see
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by hippich 7y ago
Like OP, I also read very few books in my life. I started trying recently, but more for therapeutic and experimental purposes. Surprisingly, there idea you describe (haven't read Being Wrong, so only using your comment as a description
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by hippich 7y ago
Any1 aware of any solutions to stream (let's say through pulseaudio) realtime audio? I.e. matching what happens on the screen. Is it even possible?
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Understanding Information System Failures from the Complexity Perspective [pdf](thescipub.com)
1 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
Something doesn't line up... So if shares had a low valuation, employees buying these risked that they will worth nothing in the future. I.e. not really different from buying AMZN shares in IRA. Unless, shares were valued low on purpos
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by hippich 7y ago
Thank you for sharing this link. Not sure what to think about it tho... "In essence, Bain would value the special, riskier shares at pennies on the dollar. In one deal, employees invested about $23,000 in their IRAs. When the takeover
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by hippich 7y ago
Retirement accounts are limited by the amount one might deposit annually. The most perhaps one can make is 19k in 401k and perhaps somehow max out SEP IRA - $56k (which I find quite tough to max out). Regular IRAs are out of questions, sinc
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by hippich 7y ago
My procrastination works as such filter. If 10 weeks later I still care about it, it is probably something important. Doesn't work that well for security-related issues (where 10 weeks might be too late...)
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by hippich 7y ago
I am sure usecases are slightly different for these two. At least for me personally, "plug and play" offer was the key - so I could easily move stuff around and not think about it. And it has browser access so non-tech people can
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Floating-Point Numbers(keil.com)
1 points by hippich 7y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 7y ago
Or perhaps just remove profiles from search results once such profile received X number of messages per day/week/month. Or maybe based on unresponded/unreacted messages. Or something along that way where limit realistically a
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by hippich 7y ago
Any names/links/etc to learn more about such models?

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