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by httpz 8y ago
They are traders not oil refinery managers. If a trader has the knowledge that a refinery is having a problem minutes or even seconds before other traders they can use that to their advantage and maybe make profit in the market.
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by httpz 8y ago
As one of the early engineers of the company, I have a 2015 Macbook Pro. New engineers with their new touch bar Macbook Pro are jealous. Other than some minor battery degradation it hasn't failed me. I'm holding on to this as long
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by httpz 8y ago
Saudi fund is led by the crown prince MBS. Prince Alwaleed bin Talal is a cousin of the crown prince but definitely not a friend. He was even arrested a few years ago under the order of the crown prince.
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by httpz 8y ago
Earthquake magnitudes are in logarithmic scale so magnitude 1.0 difference is 32 times more energy. So to break up a 7.0 earthquake into a series of 5.0 earthquakes, it'll take 1000 small earthquakes. With our current technology it&#x2
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by httpz 8y ago
After reading the comments I have an idea. I'm sure someone thought of it already though. If the password is p and the hash function is H(), server stores the hashed password H(p). When the login screen loads, server sends the server t
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by httpz 8y ago
Let's say a company does implement client side hashing. Now the server just needs the hash to log you in. Isn't the hash now basically the password? Now if the hash leaks or gets logged, a malicious user can still login to the com
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by httpz 8y ago
Doable != easy. Nobody wants to spend 10% of their day on BART.
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by httpz 8y ago
I thought Gen Z was just entering college? They're in the job market already?
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by httpz 8y ago
That's unfair to the smart talents born outside of the US.
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by httpz 8y ago
So basically a B2B Venmo on a blockchain?
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by httpz 8y ago
Someone hide Waldo in there
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by httpz 8y ago
Does this work for sous vide and reverse sear? Water's thermal conductivity is 1/10th of iron and much smaller for air(oven).
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by httpz 8y ago
Assuming the transfer from the checking account to the brokerage account is instant, this can give you a lot more liquidity to your stocks. Traditionally, I have to set aside few thousand dollars that I'm absolutely sure I won't n
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by httpz 8y ago
Comparing YouTube to Netflix is like comparing apples to oranges. However, at the end of the day I'm not gonna eat another orange when I already ate a lot of apples.
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by httpz 8y ago
What level of cheating are we speaking here? Bribing the ref, match fixing, doping are all forms of cheating in sports and could be a punishable crime.
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by httpz 8y ago
You don't have to be a mechanical engineer to lead a car company. However, you should at least know how to drive. This guy is basically saying he never drove a car.
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by httpz 8y ago
I have a license because my high school teacher made us do it but I never quite understood what hobbyists do with it. I see how it can be a useful skill to have for people in a certain profession but as a hobbyist what do you do? Do people
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by httpz 8y ago
The cities you mentioned were mostly developed recently with a solid plan. The primary purpose of those European cities weren't being a tourist destination. When the Notre Dame was built 800 years ago, they weren't thinking about
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by httpz 8y ago
It's not completely arbitrary. Where the HQ is usually shows where the company got started and experienced its initial growth. Also, while a company may have multiple remote offices, most execs will be in HQ and that can have a huge im
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by httpz 8y ago
Though it should be divided by industry. Otherwise, highly paid software engineers will take all the visas and other industries will struggle to match the salary required get a visa. How to divide industry is a very messy business though. S
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by httpz 8y ago
Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google and Microsoft are all West Coast tech companies that are in the top 10 largest public companies in the world by market cap. Media should really replace Netflix with Microsoft and come up with a new acronym.
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by httpz 8y ago
I'm not sure how credible this is but someone who work at one of the ride sharing company told me most of the cash burn happens in new markets for rapid growth and established markets like SF are profitable.
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by httpz 8y ago
Two companies got the permit from the city and started service yesterday.
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by httpz 8y ago
So other brokers charge you and sell your trade data and Robinhood just sell your trade data? I'll just stick with Robinhood then..
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by httpz 8y ago
In another thread I read the Soyuz is designed to stay in orbit for 200 days, which is in December for the one currently attached to ISS. So unless we can get a spaceship up to ISS by December, the crew has to return in December and the ISS
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by httpz 8y ago
If you want cheap and quiet, Raleigh area (Research Triangle) in North Carolina is great. There isn't a thriving tech scene like some big cities but it has good schools like Duke, UNC and, NCSU, which attracts intellectuals. The lack o
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by httpz 8y ago
Everyone loves to talk about the problems Silicon Valley has but I honestly want to know what harm is Silicon Valley causing to the world? It's not like it caused a global financial crisis like Wall Street. Yes, there are the whole pri
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by httpz 8y ago
When I first got my CD-RW drive about 15~20 years ago, usb drives wasn't really a thing and the idea of burning CDs were so cool I bought 50 blank CD-R disks. I still haven't used them all to this day..
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by httpz 8y ago
The lady is just doing her job recruiting. She doesn't know your full background. MBA is not for you. You wasted an hour of your life. No need to be mad about MBA in general.
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by httpz 8y ago
Though Uber did add pay with Venmo, which is owned by Braintree/PayPal.

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