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jcranberry
4y ago
There's no "blame" for day traders...its just showing retail traders who started trading around 2020 on average have lost their gains by now.
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You can tell YouTube you're not interested in the video or to explicitly not recommend a channel.
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4y ago
The team hasn't lined up and cut out their own stomachs yet.
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4y ago
The issue is that they knowingly misinformed their investors. >In two of its Forms 10-Q for its fiscal year 2018, NVIDIA reported material growth in revenue within its gaming business. NVIDIA had information, however, that this increase
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4y ago
Seems like a misleading title to me.
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4y ago
If that's the case, then we should see the upcoming Zen 4 chips be competitive technically correct? There's also grace hopper chips but I don't know whether they're really comparable to any of the M1 chips.
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4y ago
I had a T15g and my only regret was getting the anti glare display. The matte cover just looks like crap compared to a glossy display. I believe Lenovo calls the non-matte display "anti-reflective".
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4y ago
Sources/reading?
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4y ago
I remember my first pack of cigarettes were camel menthols when I was around 16? I never got into the habit but it makes sense to me.
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4y ago
It's not about a particular company it's about global/international companies in general. Plus imposing a global revenue fine for this kind of issue would be absurd. It only needs to be enough for their bottom line to look be
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4y ago
The EU has a big enough market that access outweighs the cost. If Malta tried to fine Uber a percentage of its global revenue they'd pack up shop and leave immediately. Australia is about one fifteenth the size of Europe in population.
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4y ago
Sometimes they're alright but the new feature where if you open one ten more appear is annoying.
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4y ago
It could be a high stakes decision but perhaps not necessarily a high stakes medical decision?
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4y ago
Sounds like Google Scholar saved the author from being swindled into spending $400 by their dentist. The old thing to do was to get a second opinions. I wonder how that would have fared comparatively in this case.
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4y ago
By publishing their science in academic journals rather than twitter.
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4y ago
I don't really understand what you're saying. Are you the saying the charts don't actually make it clear, or that they make it clear that self assessment is independent but not necessarily uniform?
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4y ago
I don't really understand the article. My understanding was that the mistake was that the error bounds differ depending on the test score from the original DK paper. A test score of 0 or 100 means a potential error of 0-100, whereas a
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4y ago
After you unsubscribe to about 10 different mailing lists it stops coming.
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4y ago
I thought Samsung had an absolutely horrible reputation as an employer.
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4y ago
That's a ridiculous claim. The SEC would first have him disgorge all profits before heavily fining him.
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4y ago
AITA for... I patted a dog on the head and rubbed it's belly. >NTA. >I don't know about you, but when I'm eating or drinking something, I don't ask strangers to Take a Hint. >If someone is eating or drinking, yo
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4y ago
Apple the company constantly annoys the hell out of me on principle but the new M1 macbooks are pretty good.
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4y ago
Safari annoys the heck out of me but I use it for the battery life, I would say it's adequate (except when stuff only works on Chrome, but not really safaris fault as far as I know). I dropped terminal instantly for kitty. Preview is t
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4y ago
We have the biggest contiguous piece of farmland in the world the majority of which is relatively close to a navigable river. The USA has had a fundamental geographical advantage stemming from well before WWI.
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What percentage of new developments are going to foreigners? I looked up some property tax docs of a new luxury apartment building (majority of units go for 2M+) in NYC and I was shocked to see something like 90% of the owners had chinese n
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4y ago
They rent out homes to people who cant or dont want to buy presumably. There's also the matter of new developments.
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4y ago
Can you give some examples?
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5y ago
The market allows short squeezes. SEC too. What the SEC doesn't allow is the deliberate triggering of short squeezes.
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5y ago
Accredited investing requirements are to keep non-experts or people without money to lose from being swindled by companies which aren't required to be transparent with their financials.
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5y ago
Damn. So the script I use to put the branch name in my prompt is bad? Could I solve this by making .git/config readonly for non sudo?
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