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hndudette2
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hndudette2
6y ago
Do you have a guess as to what percentage of all volume is driven by hedging by options market makers?
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6y ago
It's just a numbers game, there's more Dems here (probably 4:1 given the industry demographic) and so you lose the popularity contest on a topic like this which stokes tribal sentiments.
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Exactly, and no Dem ever gets deplatformed for these incessant lies that lead to violence and death. Shows you it's all an excuse to purge Republicans (liars though they may be)
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6y ago
It's especially reasonable when we're talking about changes in BMI instead of levels regarding a population. That can only be driven by the population getting fatter.
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6y ago
Wouldn't people have said the same thing about Hitler after the failed Beer Hall Putsch? I think Trump's allure is going to mostly survive this event, he will figure out a way to brand it as not being his fault or intention. I cou
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6y ago
I believe there's also a neurological basis as well. It's been shown that belief in superstition is predicted by dopamime levels in the brain. Likely same for conspiracy theory belief. Elevated dopamine levels leading people to pe
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6y ago
The person you responded to is largely correct, despite your aggressive tone. While AWS will act on anything that's reported, they are well known to do absolutely nothing in addition to that to stop the rampant usage of their platfor
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6y ago
Nobody is arguing that these platforms don't have a legal right to do what they've done. The only debate is about what they ought to do, and whether the laws should be changed as a result of those preferences. Regarding Parler: it
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Nonsense. A former Democratic staffer employed by Facebook censored the breaking news story about Hunter Biden's laptop on the eve of the election which we now know to be factually accurate. This is a literal and recent example of what
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6y ago
From China. Sanctions don't necessarily mean ceasing all trade.
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> telling you it's not censorship and they are technically correct No, they are technically incorrect. As other posters have pointed out, it literally is censorship. Whether a private company or government is doing it is irrelevan
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> choosing not to amplify the voices of people that have proven themselves capable of and prone to violence Then why not ban Twitter as well? I could show you hundreds of tweets from little known left-wing activists inciting violence d
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Flying on 9/11/2001 was "mostly safe" because less than 96% of flights were hijacked. Also a true statement, but ridiculous. The BLM riots resulted in 19 dead, and thousands of properties damaged. It's equivalently
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I'm going off my experience with doctors that I know personally. There's definitely a personality type or an attitude there that shuts them off to things that a layperson will bring to them even if it's based on good science
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6y ago
There's many bitcoin derivative exchanges which allow you to short, in addition to the CME's contract. Bitmex, Huobi, etc.
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> After asking five different doctors about it, one finally agreed to prescribe it. Were the other four too lazy/orthodox to read the papers you're referencing? Or they read the papers and still thought it wasn't a good
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The upside of your proposal is that it'll create a very strong disincentive for this kind of behavior. But if we really can't attribute blame to specific individuals, your proposal is effectively collective punishment where indivi
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It is absolutely not a fallacy, as Naval Ravikant points out, given the large numbers of slippery slopes that have played out in the historical record. I have no idea why the belief that it is a logical fallacy is so widespread.
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6y ago
Put it all into a California high speed rail. That'll do it, economic justice has been achieved.
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TSLA has a P/E ratio of 1500. Even though they're a growth stock it's a generous valuation to say the least. The stock price has been driven up by (1) a lot of retail investors loading into the stock & call options, prima
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> Do you think that he wouldn't have done what he has done if there was a wealth tax in the US? Maybe he would've left the country and tried to build something elsewhere. If he didn't, you also can't proclaim to kno
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Bitcoin is one of the rare instruments with inverted skew in its options i.e. volatility is higher when the price is going up. So we would expect outages to be more correlated with price increases than decreases.
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> Stood back and people show their anger, then move on with our lives -- message heard-- with minimal injury and damage. Disagree on that point. Allowing riots creates a lot of anger on the other side of the political isle. Also, the rio
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Terrible idea. He's out in two weeks. Why stir up his base and invite confirmation bias when he's already out the door? That would be risking a lot to gain very little.
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Yep, same, and it hurts the most loyal and hardworking the most. Do what's best for yourself and find a better job.
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3. Better education will not prevent programming bugs. Better process and mechanical checking will. I don't know if this is what you meant by mechanical checking, but I highly rate two things to reduce bugs: (1) Checking that the out
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It's not even that they're asserting that there's no causation in that quote, they're rather asserting that the causation is backwards, which is also undemonstrated.
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This is some of what I've seen, each entry being from a distinct person: - One dev has a twitter account that's a nonstop stream of pro CCP ("Tiananmen is Western propaganda") and anti HK propaganda. I found it because i
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We need to prop up India as much as possible ASAP. Once China has a credible competitor in the manufacturing space, peaceful influence can be applied through economic means.
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There's loads of Chinese and Chinese-ancestry developers on here, some non-trivial proportion harbor nationalistic sentiment towards China and auto downvote anything critical of the CCP. I've worked with over 10 mainland Chinese d
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