neximo64

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by neximo64 6y ago
The Uk example you’ve given is terrible. Trade execution at the quotes given (that last 30 seconds) improved. In the uk quoting is done by an RSP but It doesn’t mean the price the customer got in the end improved looking at the main board o
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by neximo64 6y ago
Have you used TikTok before?
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by neximo64 6y ago
Do the tour
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by neximo64 6y ago
Actually with the lag it changes everything, because you can earn interest/dividends on the amounts. You can die in the meantime so its someone elses. The variations are endless. When someone discusses it as being zero-sum there is alw
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by neximo64 6y ago
You can make more money though & you can make more stocks. That's where the notion you're addressing breaks down, even in the perceived sense: The Hong Kong dollar is pegged at the moment, this also means it's not zero su
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by neximo64 6y ago
You can always 'create' more oil by pumping it out of the ground once the prices hit a certain amount. So it's not really 'zero-sum'. If the supply isn't locked or restricted it's hard to say that. Same th
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by neximo64 6y ago
He also has factories in the US.
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by neximo64 6y ago
The means we found out had some kind of electronic transmission so there's a bit of tech in it.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Also explains how 'Westerners' have been living so long for centuries, especially before the 1960s.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Makes sense actually. Your motives are conflicted so you can't see it. Also if I can ask, is your product also closed source (in any nature at all), but made with open source components?
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by neximo64 6y ago
People did mention it but then you get all 'citation needed' and get downvoted or plainly flat ignored. So much so the outrage is heard more than the fact.
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by neximo64 6y ago
I think this is extraordinarily cruel & I can see lots on these comments where people agree but are divided (probably the ones who disagree are from the US) As someone who grew up outside the US or a western country I don't really
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by neximo64 6y ago
Isn't it an MI7 job?
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by neximo64 6y ago
So its not taxpayer funded?
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by neximo64 6y ago
How much did they pay for this report? It doesn’t seem to mention that
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by neximo64 6y ago
How is this interesting? Any old school travel agent can look up names and follow their travel history anyway? (No matter how it is booked btw) You could call one up and ask if X has got on the flight and they can check. I've done it b
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by neximo64 6y ago
I'm curious about whether your project would make more events like what happened with the rust actix-web library. Short story if you're not aware: It is the fastest web library out there, but the maintainer quit open source enti
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by neximo64 6y ago
Why don't you provide a simple way for customers to cancel their parking orders? Obviously with Covid people cannot travel and hence need no need for parking. That way you wouldn't have people calling their banks to cancel, you wo
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by neximo64 6y ago
I've always been confused with kubectx. How do I actually add a seperate yaml file (say the one I download with my browser from DigitalOcean) into the context?
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by neximo64 6y ago
(From https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/hs5k36/benchmarking_g... ) Looks like the source code is provided in each project as the helloworld greeting example.
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by neximo64 6y ago
It's curious that Rust performed as node did. I thought surely it would be better
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Benchmarking GPRC in Rust and Go(medium.com)
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When that criticism is one describing a lacking support for someones issue then yes it is a problem. Its basically a way to coerce developers to give free support against bad reviews.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Nice, now we can review someone's open source contributions they usually worked for free on.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Following the German strategy I see. Just put things so far out they’re the next governments responsibility
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by neximo64 6y ago
I don't think anyone wants to put the FBSDK into their apps. You kind of have to to optimise your cac.
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by neximo64 6y ago
So even if its made in the US but foreign owned it is bad. Even if the technology is superior.
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by neximo64 6y ago
> I believe the Precariat revolt is imminent. References article about event 10 years ago.
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by neximo64 6y ago
Step 1) Sell your Google to me for $1.0. Step 2) Use board to increase dividends to me to 80% of cash flow. Step 2) (Other party) Whoops, stocks do have value even if they don't pay a dividend. Article debunked.
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by neximo64 6y ago
"This can be the next governments problem"

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