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by neximo64 10y ago
Using the top range 15" MBP at default specs: UK - GBP 2,699.00 = 3270.46 USD DE - EUR 3.199,00 = 3493.20 USD CH - CHF 3,149.00 = 3167.53 USD AU - AUD 4,249.00 = 3217.66 USD PL - PLN 13,899.0 = 3501.63 USD IE - EUR 3,299.00 = 3602.39 U
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by neximo64 10y ago
Who's seriously going to call this are you serious? If it doesn't say Kellogg's on the box there isn't Kellogg's in the box.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Using const and `splice` breaks the rules: const info = [1,2,3,4] const newInfo = info.splice(2); 'info' has changed
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by neximo64 10y ago
If you look at countries such as Kenya which have huge amounts of brokerage fees (2%), which you could model a tobin tax like this on.. they have 2-9% daily swings the average volatility is much, much higher. This goes for similar exchanges
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by neximo64 10y ago
Perhaps it is those things, but then I end up taking too long to get back to whatever I should be doing
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by neximo64 10y ago
You're assuming this will solve financial volatility: the creation of options, liquidity brokers, HFT a virtual cornucopia of financial products and you think this tax will solve it? It could actually make it worse because it actually
907.
by neximo64 10y ago
It's not nice to have politics on HN. It only brings out nationalist type of discussions based on some kind of hatred, especially on these type of topics. Its bad enough to have to deal with the Brexit stuff.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Politicians and the desire of legacy.
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by neximo64 10y ago
I was wondering who would leak that they were being acquired. It seemed ridiculous that suitors were being named even prior to making a bid. I would contend Dorsey was doing this to making it difficult to make a bid.
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by neximo64 10y ago
In other news Apple stock surges, despite the iPhone 7 falling short of expectations.
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by neximo64 10y ago
I hope they solve the latency issues for a basic function that returns text (a basic callback(null, 'hello world') with the api gateway that is running 'hot' with the container model and yet still has so much latency.
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by neximo64 10y ago
I'm not referring to cyanide, i'm referring to the colour staining of ivory on animals that are alive. The colour stops poachers wanting to kill the animal, but does it not impact the animals life - that's the question i&#x27
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by neximo64 10y ago
Would not stained tusks have an impact on the elephants perception of each other? We as human beings have all sorts of perceptions on obesity, skin colour, hair colour..
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by neximo64 10y ago
This is my point. I'm pointing it out that its a conflict of interest and entirely justified. Many people do not think so - if you read the other comments in this thread you get an idea. I'd also advise you to take a look at the c
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by neximo64 10y ago
So let me give a picture, because i'm not fully at grasp with where a Remainer would sabotage themselves. The government is negotiating trade tariffs with the German government on automobiles. Would a remainer or a German national be m
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by neximo64 10y ago
Replace bias with conflict of interest. Pardon my English isn't great. The meaning didn't come of so well. Everyone is likely to have a bias to their political view, but a conflict of interest is one where you're incentives a
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by neximo64 10y ago
Perhaps conflict of interest is a better term. A British academy would have no conflict of interest.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Not necessarily, all I'm saying is if someone can have a dual alignment and an easy way to pick that out publicly is their citizenship. Surely if you are from another country you're likely to have an emotional bias for your own co
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by neximo64 10y ago
Well if anyones being honest this is quite drastic (for example, even a dual citizen cannot participate), but one has to remember that the information these politicians needs to get has to be impartial and have no influence. While I know th
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by neximo64 10y ago
It helps alot with these things to read the newspaper from the older times when the issues first came about. There's lots of reason lost in history books and on the information we would typically read up on. Last week i was going throu
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by neximo64 10y ago
So people try to get back at cops to deal with their anger of being caught for their menial offences..
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by neximo64 10y ago
When will it be 2 day settlement in the EU like it is in the US. I don't get how competitors can do it and yet stripe still holds off.
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by neximo64 10y ago
> So what? Uninvested trade surplus increasing the value of homes outside the surplus country, making it unaffordable for people who live there. Perhaps ask these to yourself, amongst owning your shows. - Do you own a home? - Do you earn
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by neximo64 10y ago
In your view are Apple's app store promotions fair? They're the only one allowed to distribute apps.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Its also just recycling their trade deficit back in. It is infact Canadian funds being used to buy those homes, the savings which came from the excess of imports to Canada to exports to China. A solution to the structural issue is to export
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by neximo64 10y ago
Not yet, but eventually that is supposed to be the goal.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Or you know, 'luck' is just what couldn't be mathematically described in the model, attributing it to randomness.
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by neximo64 10y ago
Its worth pointing out banks in the EU haven't yet deleveraged like the banks in the UK and US. Deutsche bank falls under this list of being too leveraged.
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by neximo64 10y ago
> Switzerland and Lichtenstein really hate that. On economic terms, moral terms or legal terms?
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by neximo64 10y ago
Its also that while breaking down foods, some bacteria can provide chemicals as by products that indicate to one that they are full. It's perhaps not as clean cut as simple the efficiency of one's biology.

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