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joneholland
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This is a weird approach. They are essentially manually implementing the “yield return” functionality from c#. C# defines an interface IEnumerable<T> with a “next” method, and originally you’d need to implement this interface which w
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4y ago
This guy writes like the pretentious fake foodie dude on The Menu.
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4y ago
This is why it’s so crucial to do double trigger vesting.
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4y ago
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4y ago
YouTube recommended this guy to me last week despite having never been interested in a dome. It’s truly odd how the algorithm works.
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4y ago
What. Is this trolling? Modern credit payments from a consumer standpoint is tap a card or a phone on a reader.
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I posted this on the YouTube comments as well. I’m pretty sure there is minor bug in how he uses 7 cpu cycles to try to read from the middle of each pulse. It should be about 50. He divided the 13 cycle wait in half but the reason he used 1
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4y ago
You would need to distribute the returns from your puts to your shareholders, which would have the inverse effect. Markets are always efficient ;)
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4y ago
Lol. I came here looking for your reply.
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4y ago
This just seems like a kinda shitty implementation of sms 2FA. Equifax is the third largest credit agency, and I’m sure the rental site partners with them. Nothing to worry about.
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4y ago
This isn’t totally accurate. J++ was an actual JVM implementation, c# ran on the .net runtime that was being developed at the same time for the next generation of Visual Basic. While the languages looked superficially similar, the runtime a
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The contactors might have active cooling controlled by software. The battery packs do.
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4y ago
Isn’t all memory on the SOC? I don’t think it’s a bus issue as much as it’s just a space issue.
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4y ago
Interest rate below inflation? I don’t care about that 300k, I would have lost it to inflation anyways. Mortgages let you pay 2052 dollars against 2022 prices and that’s under appreciated by the financially illiterate.
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4y ago
One participating airline that is a tiny regional carrier in Alaska. Yeah it exists alright.
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4y ago
People bring this up all the time because they see the consumer utility of an open marketplace for loyalty systems but fail to realize that the open marketplace breaks the economics of the program and makes it not worth it to the issuer.
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4y ago
Tell me you’ve never taken out a margin loan without telling me you’ve never taken out a margin loan. There is no paperwork. I can withdraw enough cash from my brokerage to buy a house through my phone and in only the time for an ach to po
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4y ago
Your last paragraph exists in the form of margin loans and is already well utilized by savvy people.
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4y ago
This is what I love about Hackernews. Every now and then you see someone post with such confidence something that is so absolutely hilariously wrong.
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5y ago
What defines competence?
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5y ago
The entire point of a signed print is that you are buying the signature. The signature is the unique art. The print is just the vessel it sits on. Without the signature it’s just a photocopy. It has value because it is truly one of a kind,
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5y ago
The guy is actually the cofounder of the studio that wrote the game (Travelers tales)
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I am getting out of software development after 10 years of coding
(jamesrainbows.medium.com)
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I’m amused that a node app was used to do this rather than a Google sheet. The =GOOGLEFINANCE function is super handy for building backdated simulations.
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I think they need to do far better than 70db to make this viable compared to existing technology. My home shop has a California air tools compressor in it that I chose specifically for its <70db volume. You can easily have a conversation
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6y ago
The GME people have started to resemble the qanon people.
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6y ago
> In preparation for its robotaxi service, Tesla could launch a human-driven ride-hail network first, delivering a highly profitable recurring revenue stream and limiting the downside of a failed autonomous service. How do I short Cathy
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Rather than booking the replacement flight directly the author should have had easyjet rebook him. The author did no-show on the replacement flight provided by easyJet, and all of the griping will get them nowhere. You can’t take things int
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The virtual firewalls running on the virtual networks in AWS for their customers are not the same as the layer 2 firewalls that exist in their data centers internally.
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Any time you traverse a firewall or a NAT you’ll run into issues if you have a massive amount of open sessions and you are dealing with a stateful FW. Just because you haven’t encountered it doesn’t mean it’s not there, it’s probably just p
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