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by n72 10y ago
Absolutely my finding as well. On those days I'm tired I just get sucked in for hours. I guess I should pick up an easy to read novel on those days.
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by n72 10y ago
I'm considering writing a plugin which, much like an ad-blocker, removes click bait links. There would be various black lists one could use. Any feedback on implementation appreciated.
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by n72 10y ago
Then instead of feeling bad that others got a benefit you didn't, perhaps be happy your college education was much, much less expensive than those that came after you.
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by n72 10y ago
So, let's see, if you were a black person in 1863 who'd been enslaved but bought your freedom prior to the Emacipation Proclamation, you'd resent the Emancipation Proclamation since from then on other wouldn't have to bu
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by n72 10y ago
Okay, yes, but then everyone else is paying that too. I.e. as a society we're all chipping in to create a good. The fact is, the forgiveness of student loans is overall a good thing. Because of timing you didn't get to participate
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by n72 10y ago
I absolutely understand the sentiment, but if there is legislation to forgive student loans it will not have actually hurt you. In other words, such anger at the forgiveness of student loans really just comes down to envy - namely that othe
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by n72 10y ago
Oh no. This is going to get picked up by one of those nutbag spiritual clickbait sites and tomorrow my girlfriend is going to tell me about an amazing discovery about crystals which can be used to power a time travel device.
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by n72 10y ago
A real estate agent explained to me that the reason for this is to keep the monthly rent as high as possible on rent stabilized apartments. Since on rent stabilized apartments there is a maximum percent a landlord can raise the rent annuall
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by n72 10y ago
Pretty off topic, but is Chris O'Neill huge? Or did they choose very small people to flank him in the photo for the article?
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by n72 10y ago
If I'm in a shady neighborhood and a drunk or threatening guy or whatever starts meandering towards me, if I'm driving I have the power to turn/drive around him/accelerate or whatever. If I'm sitting in the backseat
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by n72 10y ago
I wonder how this will affect crime. With a driverless car, if someone wanted to hold you up, all they have to do is walk in front of the car, which will then obediently stop.
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by n72 10y ago
Did anyone ever say it was?
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by n72 10y ago
But you don't need computer science to get and perform very well in a programming job. I'm a sample size of one, but I never had any formal comp-sci education and only after about a decade in the industry did I go back and teach m
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by n72 10y ago
This is not nearly enough evidence to conclude that EMH is invalid. Yes, it's not perfect, but to conclude from this evidence that dividends are not priced into the price of a stock is... well, it's not sound reasoning.
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by n72 10y ago
You're talking about two different things: Stock picking and whether dividends are priced in. Because stock picking works for you (let's ignore the sample size issue), doesn't mean dividends aren't priced in.
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by n72 10y ago
Dividend stocks are not a good way to have passive income. The benefit of the dividend is already priced into the stock, so they are no better than any other stock. Prefer, rather, to just go for good stocks and not worry about the dividend
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by n72 10y ago
If the portrait of 'Boz' in Chaos Monkeys is any indication, not far.
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by n72 10y ago
Perhaps patronage covers this, but I would put skill at office politics/ass kissing high on the list.
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by n72 10y ago
And once that happens people will be more inclined to move to a different service.
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by n72 10y ago
My biggest fear about FB isn't regarding privacy, but its enormous ability to spread misinformation.
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by n72 10y ago
Ooh, that 'might' is huuuuuuge.
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by n72 10y ago
Spread FB to everyone so he can deliver news in headlines absent of nuance with the effect of reinforcing existing held beliefs, strengthening conspiracy theories, and increasing polarization and radicalism. Thanks Mark! Glad your hot or no
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by n72 10y ago
Indeed, my girlfriend, a Brazilian, is teaching me Portuguese. I have real trouble pronouncing the kind of implied "m" and the end of "pão", without which, instead of meaning bread, turns out to mean penis/cock&#x2F
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by n72 10y ago
I don't mean this flippantly, but perhaps, at least unconsciously, for reputation or glory or whatever. If you just give a chunk of cash to an existing study you don't get, say, glowing articles written about you.
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by n72 10y ago
I have the feeling the reporter doesn't know what they're talking about: "For example, if the Raptors were measuring college basketball prospects, Watson could quickly crunch the numbers and display a comparison of their stat
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by n72 10y ago
For those who want docs in the examples, perhaps "liking" my post regarding this on the kotlin discussion forum would help: https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/examples-in-the-api-docs/16...
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by n72 10y ago
"Their pleas for a smaller, phased-in rent hike were rejected. “We couldn’t believe it. All my friends have just said that it’s not right,” Haug said. So now, they’re getting ready to move out." Would they have preferred he had ra
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by n72 10y ago
The scary thing is that banks actually sponsor investing games to be taught in schools, encouraging crappy habits like stock picking and trusting your gut and such.
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by n72 10y ago
In the same vein, as a kind of adjunct to my will, I recently put up a memo on github to be given to the beneficiaries and trustees of my estate, when it should come to that. https://github.com/nickgieschen/investinggui
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by n72 10y ago
Is there evidence for this?

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