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by jevgeni 6y ago
Then don’t buy their products. It’s not difficult.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
And capital requirements are done with the specific purpose of maintaining capital strength of banks. Didn’t really stop Lehmann from doing “balance sheet optimization” intra-month. Just like if market makers say the only thing they do is f
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by jevgeni 6y ago
So what if one of those non-market making firms buys order flow?
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Your time is worth as much as you value it.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
WARNING: reading this article makes you roll your eyes so hard, they might just stay there.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
One of the items on the list: > China wrote better philosophy 2000 years ago than the West writes today. What's "better philosophy"???
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Still not the same as living in excess, though. You are justifying Engel's being exploitative to his own workers, while he himself knew it was essentially theft, according to their own theories . What could justify such theft? Well,
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Absolutely. That’s the whole point. Remember: he chose to assign himself an annual allowance for “entertainment” the size of 10 of his workers’ wages. Could he have went with just 9 wages and bump the salary of his workers a bit? Probably.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
That’s not the same as living in excess while preaching solidarity.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
To me as a person born in the USSR, this is how “Twitter-communists” look like. Interesting article.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Ah, the way it was meant to be.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Please don't do things like "font-size: 3vmin".
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by jevgeni 6y ago
The public continues to smoke 40-50 years since it’s been shown that it causes cancer. The public isn’t a good indicator.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Per definition the reader gets less value than the marketing monkeys.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Self-signed certificates are first class citizens. Section 4.2 of the spec.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
By that logic Lehman Brothers stock was a great investment on the 14 September 2008.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Your point is "this should be applied to ALL sites", while your argument for it is "because it is relevant for SOME sites".
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by jevgeni 6y ago
You cannot say that certificates are reliably free (especially in the long run), if there's only one entity providing them and that entity is dependent on corporate sponsors.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Because relying only a single entity sponsored by corporations to protect people from corporate gatekeeping seems like a dumb idea in the long run.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
These links list literally SOME and not ALL cases that need encryption.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
It obviously is. Having just an HTML site now becomes more expensive for no clear reason. Which makes more sense for people to check out Gemini.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Which means any pure HTML resources would either have to rely on let’s encrypt or pony up some certificate money. So basically a death knell for homepages.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Stop with the modal newsletter pestering, Jeffrey, and maybe I’ll read your article.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Hmmm... Let me check if all of my users run a server on their computers.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
If only there was a way to find out about such things... (wistfully looks into the distance)
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Feature selection, dependency overriding, worspaces, to name a few.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
It is, unless you want to ship.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
Well, if the consumers are all devs, then sure.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
My pet conspiracy theory is that Docker was created in part because Python code is un-shipable otherwise.
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by jevgeni 6y ago
I’ve reached the bit about Aristotelian metaphysics (why??) and I still can’t tell what is the author’s point. EDIT: Alright, I’ve skimmed to the end and it seems to me it is a very r/iamverysmart way of saying “I prefer to use RefCell

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