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by maest 2y ago
I know a couple of people on that list. They are mediocre, at best. So that casts a lot of doubt on Forbes ability/interest in filtering membership. My sense is that you can network/buy your way onto the list.
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by maest 2y ago
> All texts combined for one of my courses is between $35-$100 and they still don’t buy them I don't think I understand. Are students expected to pay north of $100 per course for textbooks? If this is the cheap one, how much are the
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by maest 2y ago
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by maest 2y ago
Index adda pop and deletes drop in price. So index membership does change the stock multiple (but not by 10x). Also, Tesla is an idiosyncratic stock with very high volatility and very high retail participation. Things can be true of Tedla s
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by maest 2y ago
It's quite old, I'm surprised you're only seeing it now Insert that xkcd comic
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by maest 2y ago
It's quite old, I'm surprised you're only seeing it now
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by maest 2y ago
It's also less agro
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by maest 2y ago
Is there going to be a replacement bus service for the flights?
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by maest 2y ago
Do you mind sharing your yt account? If you are okay with linking it to your hn account. I'd quite like to see the results.
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by maest 2y ago
..."gaol"?
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by maest 2y ago
> I don't need an ad-blocker. I have YouTube Premium. This cannot be your actual stance. You know there is a lot more to the Internet than that one website, right?
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by maest 2y ago
This conversation is basically: "All zebras are red" "Actually, if you look at studies, you can see that horses come in all types of colours. So I would expect zebras to be the same" "Horses are not zebras, that sho
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by maest 2y ago
How big are the kalshi markets anyway?
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by maest 2y ago
Is Alzheimer's less prevalent in sauna going populatioo?
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by maest 2y ago
"The extreme version of this position is unreasonable, therefore the moderate version of this position is also unreasonable" Is there a name for this fallacy?
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by maest 2y ago
> And then there's dark pools. This is such a non-sequitor, it undermines your entire post.
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by maest 2y ago
If my attention is so cheap I would definitely like to pay $5/ year to not have to see ads.
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by maest 2y ago
You pay the spread and you also have impact in the market.
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by maest 2y ago
Pitty - short sellers are essential for a healthy market
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by maest 2y ago
I appreciate saving me from having to read that awful website. Interstitial autoplay videos is wild.
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by maest 2y ago
The Maybe monad is really well understood at this point.
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by maest 2y ago
> the US is the odd man out here by choosing to medicate their water supply It is not: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_fluoridation_by_country
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by maest 2y ago
> And some pessimistic instinct tells me I should worry, like this capability will be optimized away in future versions. A big difference here is that oprn source models are available, effective and checkpointed at this point in time! Wo
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by maest 2y ago
Hand crafted, artisanal JavaScript.
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by maest 2y ago
PFOF is good for the customer.
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by maest 2y ago
That's tremendously reductionistic.
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by maest 2y ago
Hagiographies should be viewed with suspicion, particularity those that make claims about people's motivation (which is notoriously difficult to pin down/prove)
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by maest 2y ago
I don't think that's anywhere close to how PIPs work for the vast majority pf people. But congrats on your early retirement and incidental revenge, I guess?
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by maest 2y ago
Fittingly for this stack model, maths rarely (but not never!) has reproducibility issues. https://xkcd.com/435/
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by maest 2y ago
Okay. Doesn't change the fact that it is widely used in Europe and it's secure.

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