jonpaine

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   by jonpaine 11y ago

   Wow - he's getting a lot of hate. I'm not sure what exact strategy they employed, but the typical way to play these to hide the theta is proxy plays, not direct exposure (which would be killed by theta). The proxy is exposed to th
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   by jonpaine 11y ago

   An interesting side-effect of the scale and efficiency of current tech is this phenomenon of deploy first, ask questions later. Ideas and tools can be conceived, developed, deployed and adopted before a (state-sanctioned) response can be fo
3. 33.▲
   by jonpaine 11y ago

   Should reference platform. #4 is not an option for iOS, which is to say, parent comment is correct. GV on iOS is laughably bad from a UX standpoint.
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   by jonpaine 11y ago

   This is exciting to see here! I’ve spent a lot of time and effort on the challenges surrounding effective philanthropy. Prior to seeing it firsthand while managing IT for a non-profit, I imagined that the bottleneck issues were advanced tec
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   by jonpaine 11y ago

   There's a technical answer, but more simply, you answered your own question: you can't push your chips in and then yank them back. Try that at a poker table - yes, you'll "outsmart" the other players by being able t
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   by jonpaine 12y ago

   Sure - just use what you want. Outside of the dispatcher, flux is mostly a design specification for clientside information flow. Actions, stores, etc aren't native to flux - they're just approaches for accomplishing the desired in