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howeyc
8y ago
What about the people that are currently being driven around Arizona by Waymo's cars with no person sitting in the driver's seat? Do those rides not count? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-07-
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I think you're close. I believe they loan shares to short sellers. Selling short calls would leave them open to the risk of shares being called away and would be an entirely different fund. You can buy ETFs that do this, some distribut
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8y ago
This looks to be a bunch of discussion around receiving the Nobel prize. Any pointers to where to find the information/studies that won him the prize. What people should/shouldn't be doing when making financial decisions. For
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8y ago
Am I reading this right? Google/B2/... might send your data to another URL you didn't expect. Not sure why that matters, or why it's an attack. Since they have your data anyway, as that's the whole point of the serv
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This is what I use to budget. I just create a budget transaction at the start of the month with my plan for the month. I then run a report showing the difference between each budget account and each corresponding expense account on a monthl
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8y ago
I have a solution, inflate the size of the first page to correlate with number of active users.
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8y ago
You will have a bunch of expectations placed on you by your family, your friends, and society at large. Telling you explicitly or implicitly what you should do, what's acceptable, and how you should live your life. It's not their
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8y ago
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Anyone aware of something similar for the last century?
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9y ago
Because Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos don't buy a jet per $1B in wealth accumulated. They buy one each and don't buy another until the first one fails. Just because you have more money, that doesn't mean you consume more stuff. Fo
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9y ago
That's why you should try you best to enhance your luck factor. http://www.richardwiseman.com/resources/The_Luck_Factor.pdf
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9y ago
Kind of makes sense to me, once you get to a point where you're set. That is you can easily afford the main things (housing, food), plus the extras (electronics, vacations, hobbies) you need a much larger income to "move the needl
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9y ago
I like the removal of GOPATH, even though I don't mind it at all, it can be an annoyance, especially when I don't want to co-mingle work/personal stuff. Now I don't need to worry about setting GOPATH based on what I'
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9y ago
If you need an internet connection to complete any part of your build you are doing it wrong. Anyone who vendored, or at worst kept a local copies of their dependencies littered all over their machine somewhere would have been fine.
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9y ago
This is easy to refute for crypto fans. In your scenario, a third-party prints $159,600 USD. (aka inflation, government deficit/debt, quantitative easing...). Time will tell who's right.
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9y ago
How about something supported by Gadgetbridge[1]? Or someone looks to be building their own Smartwatch[2] [1] https://gadgetbridge.org/ [2] https://github.com/no-go/UART-Smartwatch/blob/HEAD&#
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9y ago
I don't see why not, if you're willing to get deep into the ledger file format. Look at "Forecast" and "Budgeting." http://plaintextaccounting.org/ Integrated right into your calendar, I don&#x
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9y ago
I thought it was weird with so much feedback on the icon until I upgraded. It is kinda strange the whole app (fonts, statusbar,...) is darker and blue, and then the only thing orange is the icon.
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9y ago
Maybe because the idea you can romantically love only one person is idiotic? You can love more than one sibling, more than one parent, more than one sports team, more than one... you get the idea. Yet, when it comes to romantic love, nope,
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9y ago
I thought the same thing, they sort of answers in the comments. Something about freenas saying no support and that the put together systems from iXsystems have lower drive bay counts. My guess is they just prefer Linux. FreeBSD or illumos w
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Obviously this is over the line and totally unprofessional conduct by those mentioned in the story. Can anyone come up with a story or things that could be taken as sexist towards a male? I have a hard time knowing if I'm right in that
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9y ago
Don't buy so much stuff, it's mostly junk that'll sit in a box somewhere. When contemplating a purchase, honestly ask yourself how much use it will get, and for how long it will be useful. Rent. Home ownership only starts mak
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Interesting how the article mentions it would seem intuitive to someone new to the game as well. Just hit where there's less defense and more area to cover, the outfield.
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There is a psychologist professor that studied exactly what you are describing and wrote a book on the results. https://richardwiseman.wordpress.com/books/the-luck-factor/
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10y ago
I guess I'm out of the loop then, because I see no other meaning for the first comma when the second one is there. To me it's the second sentence where the commas meaning is ambiguous. Almost like the writer is confused and two en
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10y ago
I don't understand how the first sentence is at all ambiguous. It actually makes more sense to me than the second.
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10y ago
These kinds of reactions (the order) are rarely based on logic and sound reasoning.
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10y ago
I've been doing it for close to a year. I basically just have a bunch of text files in a folder. A text file for each day I make an entry. Usually when I think a thought of note, or I'm experiencing a particularly strong emotional
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10y ago
What? We are definitely talking past one another. My point is that prostitution and human trafficking are two separate activities. The frequency upon which either occurs in society is unknown to me. I am attempting to convey that I think pr
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10y ago
I know a lot of people who do work they don't enjoy. Does entering a career only for the good pay become bad, and something we must outlaw, or attempt to stop all the time, or just for professions that involves sex-related activities?
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How is making something that is happening between consenting adults legal causing externalities that don't already exist by it being illegal? Also, I wasn't insinuating that human trafficking is inconsequential, or that it's
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