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by iopq 7y ago
Clearly not, gains of the stock market are much higher than interest
482.
by iopq 7y ago
Maybe to sign up, but to actually make trades it's just taking orders off the book.
483.
by iopq 7y ago
Block reward halves in about seven months, if the price doesn't go up, miners will start turning their rigs off.
484.
by iopq 7y ago
Because they basically don't exist. How many Lightning transactions are there per day?
485.
by iopq 7y ago
Depends on the hardware, mining difficulty, block reward. Right now? Something like 0.15 per kw/h is the break-even point, and if you're not getting below 0.10 you won't get the cost of your hardware back fast enough In other
486.
by iopq 7y ago
it's cheaper to transfer Bitcoin and immediately convert to fiat than to do a wire transfer from overseas. Then you're using the home banking system like ACH in the US and SEPA in Europe Wires cost me $50+ because of intermediary
487.
by iopq 7y ago
The root of the problem is not enough caffeine. I don't have the energy to discipline myself until I have enough of it. I tried quitting caffeine. It resulted in three months of staying in bed. It's just too easy to play music and
488.
by iopq 7y ago
It does abstract over memory management quite a bit taking out the implementation details. What is an abstraction?
489.
by iopq 7y ago
Why would that make C++ easier? If anything, Rust generics are more familiar vs. templates
490.
by iopq 7y ago
Why not write a transpiler first? Like something that converts your code to Rust
491.
by iopq 7y ago
If it's a good thing to own stocks for a person, why would it be bad for a corporation?
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by iopq 7y ago
Oh well, better Lake than never
493.
by iopq 7y ago
When the URL of the login form changes, or Firefox doesn't see it, or you need to log in to a mobile app
494.
by iopq 7y ago
Nobody liked the new site and there were a lot of complaints about the design. Why was it deployed before feature parity?
495.
by iopq 7y ago
I see you're reinventing C++
496.
by iopq 7y ago
A Korean breakfast is completely different from an American one.
497.
by iopq 7y ago
I pay by the hour, if I need to provision more servers AWS doesn't take a hit, I do
498.
by iopq 7y ago
Just take the C code and replace function pointers with templated code. There, the C++ version is now faster.
499.
by iopq 7y ago
Both are written in C++, have had tons of memory safety issue. You don't really have a choice yet
500.
by iopq 8y ago
Umm, it's slippery for me. I haven't had a stable sleeping schedule for over ten years. Send help.
501.
by iopq 8y ago
If there is no Internet, I'm going home. You can't seriously expect me to work without StackOverflow
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Every software project should have a Hello World example(medium.com)
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503.
by iopq 8y ago
> For example, how do you step a macro expansion in Rust at any given point in a source level debugger? > Yep, you don't. I don't see any technical reason why that can't be done
504.
by iopq 8y ago
Rust tracks this use case, as you can slice the array smaller and it will track that it was sliced off further. No need to remember this kind of thing.
505.
by iopq 8y ago
If you plan on tax loss harvesting through direct indexing, you can buy 500 stocks directly and sell one stock to buy a highly correlated one to decrease your tax payments in taxable accounts.
506.
by iopq 8y ago
I mean, it's not acceptable to use it if there are no stakes below a certain point and no way to borrow more money. Or if the stakes below a certain point have worse returns (higher house take)
507.
by iopq 8y ago
You could probably model something that uses sampled variance less aggressively
508.
by iopq 8y ago
The code that determines truths about the data never had to be rewritten. Like, are the two points neighbors? I mean, I'm not going to write a version of this function for a spherical board in the future. Nobody plays on a spherical bo
509.
by iopq 8y ago
No, like in some programs when I figure out how to do it correctly the unit tests are either complete tautologies or integration tests. Then there are the "write once, never fail ever" tests. Okay, so the test made sense when I wr
510.
by iopq 8y ago
I had some tests on my codebase, but eventually only documentation and integration tests remained. So let's look at a simplified example. https://bitbucket.org/iopq/fizzbuzz-in-rust My tests are in the test folder

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