hristov

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by hristov 2y ago
Yes you can. Of course if your crypto is a security you have to treat it as a security, you have to register it file a prospectus, etc., but it is doable.
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by hristov 2y ago
This article is flat out wrong. The study they cite does not state the things the article says it states. And the study they cite certainly does not compare the harm from brakes to the harm from exhaust. The study simply says that brake dus
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by hristov 2y ago
Atlas Shrugged should be read the same way as Mein Kampf should be read. As a cautious tale about what evil people believe in. It should be read as a way to get into their disturbed heads see what they are thinking to better protect yoursel
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by hristov 2y ago
You are absolutely right about electric cars and how fun it is to drive them. I just want to make the obligatory statement that street racing is very dangerous for innocent people and nobody should do it or encourage it.
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by hristov 2y ago
What a scumbag. Make sure to read to the end of the article to read about things that he undoubtedly stole. Good job by the New Yorker journalist getting to the bottom of things and not being charmed by this psychopath. Very good article ov
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by hristov 2y ago
It is very suspicious that the companies bidding are NASA contractors. This may be a case of corruption. I.E., NASA sells the moon rover for 85 M and then pays 200 M for the moon rover to do something for them for future NASA missions.
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by hristov 2y ago
Does anyone know weather this is actually being used in machining now. It seems that while lasers are being widely used in metal fabrication, they are the simpler heat ablation lasers. If it is being used in practice what are the advantages
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by hristov 2y ago
What country/state are you from, what country state is your client from and how much money are we talking about? In the US there is a fairly straightforward process to sue someone in small claims court without a lawyer and with fairly
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by hristov 2y ago
It is a good decision. He traded on insider information, he should not be able to get off because he tried to be clever and traded a different company’s stock. Some observations. That guy must be a very decisive (or impulsive) person. He he
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by hristov 2y ago
Oh believe me it will be the case. EV technology is moving so fast and as a result ev depreciation is so high they will be glad to sell you the car after two to three years, even if the contract does not currently provide for it. Perhaps th
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by hristov 2y ago
The answer is that aw jones was the first to use the long short hedging strategy. That is why his fund is called a hedge fund and is considered the first of its kind. Others have used shorting before but he was the first to use the strategy
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by hristov 2y ago
It is funny how there are so many articles purporting to explain the economics of a Birkin handbag, without actually explaining it. Here it is, I will actually and finally explain the economics of a Birkin handbag. It is all about convincin
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by hristov 2y ago
Your link does not say what you purport it to say. It limits things to particle pollution. It makes sense that tires will create more particle pollution, but gasoline creates a lot of gas pollution as well.
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by hristov 2y ago
No they are not. Electric cars are notably quieter under 50 mph. They are notably quieter at all speeds really.
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by hristov 2y ago
This is very interesting. I just have one minor nitpick. Broadcom did not buy Avago, Avago bought Broadcom. They then changed their name to broadcom as it was more recognizable in the industry (while keeping their old stock ticker AVGO as t
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by hristov 2y ago
This is all very interesting but they have to stop all this research before someone accidentally discovers ice-9. Seriously though as i read this, I am surprised how scientifically plausible Kurt Vonnegut’s science fiction was.
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by hristov 2y ago
Here is a video of a guy that tried to automate a grinding machine by installing an electric motor. Initially the movement was very unsatisfactory, it was not smooth, or very jerky. He then received an upgraded motor that included a “jerk c
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by hristov 2y ago
Interesting, but why did the original poster link to part 2 of the thing?
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by hristov 2y ago
“ Literally no human, corporation, or government could have stopped what I had just done.” “ A world where no government or politician can change the rules one random day. A world where financial innovation moves at the pace of programmers,
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by hristov 2y ago
Ok i do not want to get into the whole argument of usefulness of bitcoin, but I have to repeat something that I have been repeating for many years on this site, on other sites and in real life, and it still does not catch on. Bitcoin is not
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by hristov 2y ago
1. Download the PDF from Elsevier. 2. Open it in your own PDF viewer. 3. Press print. 4. In the printer selection box, select "Print to PDF".
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by hristov 2y ago
Tell me about it. I think it was on the second reading that i figured out it was supposed to be alternate reality science fiction. In the beginning I started reading it because it had footnotes, naively thinking that the footnotes would exp
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by hristov 2y ago
Ok but that does not explain why you would actively remove content from their follow graphs. Sure, perhaps you can use the follow graphs to see what other stuff the user might be interested in and serve that, but why actively prevent the us
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by hristov 2y ago
So I have never really used twitter much and I don't think I even signed up for it ever. But I want to double check something -- is it the case now, as this post suggests, that if you follow somebody, you do not see their posts? Isn&#x
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by hristov 2y ago
Why did FSD enable itself in such bad weather conditions? Why did the FSD not hit the breaks on time, when the closed railway crossing and the train are clearly visible? Remember in the last earnings call Elon said that the latest version o
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by hristov 2y ago
Yeah, for that reason I think true self driving will require lidar. You just need a system to tell you for certain that there is something in your way.
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by hristov 2y ago
Yeah except heat pumps are really not very efficient at high temperature differentials. They are great if the outside temp is 5 deg C to bring it to a nice comfy 20 deg C. They would not work very well if you want to brung the temperature t
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by hristov 2y ago
Argh, you didn’t have to rub it in, la times. You could have just reported the statistics. You did not have to have a picture of the exact building where i was considering buying an apartment 15 yrs ago. Edit never mind that seems to be a n
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by hristov 3y ago
I really disagree with the idea of loser pays systems and binding arbitration being some kind of acid tests for honesty. They both have their problems. Depending how they are set up loser pays systems can encourage harassment suits or make
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by hristov 3y ago
Psychopaths are nice people. Well they are not nice, but they are very charismatic so they appear nice. They also really like taking risks, doing high adrenaline activities and generally turning things up to eleven. This adds to their charm

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