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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Recommend any particular beans?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
I think we're talking past each other. I'm thinking of a pour over in a chemex like the poster I'm replying to mentions. I think you're speaking of an espresso?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
What are some good ground coffees to try?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
The future is already here -- it's just not evenly distributed. https://www.retailbiz.com.au/latest-news/inside-amazons-ai-p...
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
It sounds like a heck of a training course. What are some of the things you learned?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Isn't it equally not fair to the boys and girls who would do better under this new redshirting system? If we believe the boys are a minority, then we should be in favor, right? More people benefit from the gender coded redshirting than
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Here's a more optimistic take especially with regard to solar. > There’s really no end in sight yet for improvements in solar and batteries. Cost drops are continuing simply from scaling up, and new materials and technologies are on
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
I like it. Your methodology seems analogous to a GAN [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generative_adversarial_network
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
I think the notion is the index fund is simply buying a stock because it has a certain market cap. It is not evaluating the fundamentals of the company. The algorithmic art is similar in the sense that it is an averaging of previous effort.
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
100% this happens. As an additional cross-cultural observation, 20-something western young men routinely insist on debating the merits of this policy with the impotent clerk processing their business. I've never seen the clerk unilater
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
I agree. The pandemic weakened the position of a lot of corporate bullshitters. On the other hand, if management can figure out this asynchronous, remote, results-driven world, they gain a lot of flexibility w.r.t to labor. It's hard t
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
what measures have they taken?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
How do we get the returns or dividend yields for future periods?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
I don't follow your equation. https://ycharts.com/indicators/sp_500_monthly_return Yours is unweighted, but return of the S&P in Dec 2021 4.36% The dividend yield about 1.37% The price ~4600. 4.36/1.37 -
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
If not performance and not price, what considerations are close to the most important for your employer?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
> Might be the only war he ever lost? He was fired from Citigroup in 1998 by Sandy Weil, who he had worked with for 15 years. So there's that.
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
How would you expect someone to quantify something like that? These kind of quality of life things are naturally fuzzy subjective and individual.
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
Could you elaborate on the warts?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
would you be able to offer some examples and some discussion of how to choose?
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by nuclearnice3 4y ago
I like this approach. I'm picturing your migration script looping over shards. It flips it to read-only, migrates, then flips back to read-write. How did the app handle having some shards in read-write mode pre-migration and other shar
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Improve your code by separating mechanism from policy(lambdaisland.com)
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
Do you believe you are correcting an error where someone claimed otherwise?
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
37% of jobs in the United States can be performed entirely at home https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30802137 What is meant by "honestly" in your post?
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
What's X, approximately? As a frame, I think 25 times annual expenses is a retirement goal.
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
The poster knows that. * "Semi-recently I had an (maybe my first?) experience where I wasn't the favored party in a situation." * "almost everyone else has dealt with similar circumstances much more often than I have.&qu
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
Jan 12 thread "Plain Text Accounting" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25745615
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
Would you care to provide some of the reasons for either opinion? (Or both!)
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
I love this technique. You can also use it when writing a block of code where you haven't decided what kind of functional abstractions or data structures you want. Write the code you wish you could write. Then fill in the code needed t
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
Thanks! That makes sense to me. Wider prices because more dangerous orders.
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by nuclearnice3 5y ago
I don't fully understand the mechanics either, but one point of clarification that might help. > - "Google allegedly dropped the second-highest bids" >> - So publishers still got paid the highest bid? During the rele

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