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pbalau
6y ago
No, your explanation is wrong. You said: > So Alice owns 100 shares and Charlie owns 100 shares even though only 100 real shares exist. which is wrong, Alice does not own any more shares.
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6y ago
That's not correct. Alice does not own anymore the shares, only Charlie does. There are 2 steps involved: 1) shares borrowing 2) shares selling Shares borrowing: Bob will borrow 100 shares from Alice. Bob will have to give Alice a coll
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6y ago
From [0] and [1] I don't think chaining shorts, as described in the parent comment, is possible. Alice cedes control over the shares in return of a fee. Therefore, when Bob borrows 100 shares from Alice and sells them to Chuck, there a
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6y ago
Just got (as in, 2-3 hours ago) a new 4k display (32") to add to my 2x22" setup. My eyes are already happier. I'm using windows with scale set to 150% (for the 4k display) and 100% for the other 2.
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6y ago
https://github.com/microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/tree/mas...
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6y ago
They said most hit ufos. Adding more containers to the sea is definitely not going to help with this problem. Since they still hit things, the infrared magic cameras don't seem to work that well.
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6y ago
Hitting a container is not that negligible. Vendee Globe had a number of UFO causalities, with a number of boats having to retire, one even breaking in half and sinking (the skipper was saved by one of the other competitors). There is the J
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6y ago
Yes, if you can connect the docker cli to the remote host, then vscode can connect too.
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> The proper solution would be to publish the code along with the paper so that others could directly review it. Most ML researchers write code to prove their theory works, not to check if it works.
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6y ago
No it doesn't.
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6y ago
Having a valid ssl cert does not stop a website from serving malware.
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6y ago
> The Iliad. I'm sorry, but I don't understand how the Iliad was hyped. The thing is 3000 years old. Or we are not talking about [ 0]? 0 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iliad
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6y ago
> It was a narrative technique that I think balanced a sense of urgency while letting the player control which thread they want to pull on next What are you on about? If I don't want to progress on the main story line, I can choose
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> I agree the writing is exceptional. Can you give some examples? I'm half way through act 2 and I didn't find anything exceptional. What I did find is a lot of gameplay time padding. Wait for this or that to call you (instead
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6y ago
No, because then you end up with someone like Amazon underpricing everyone out.
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6y ago
The comma I got on my own, after some time. I'm still not clear on what those capabilities are .
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6y ago
> Stripe Treasury does not violate our terms, and allows SaaS platforms (and similar) to provide their business users with access to capabilities which are regulated with those capabilities fulfilled by entities with the appropriate li
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6y ago
What other thing is worth doing on MacOS at scale in an off premise cloud? I'm genuinely curious if there isn't something I'm missing out on. Build and test for Apple related stuff is the only thing that comes to mind.
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If you are comparing buying the device + the other costs of running the device vs renting from aws, then the 24h upfront is not an issue. You could even consider renting for a year or more.
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6y ago
Hot glue it in place? It's going to provide enough strength to keep the things attached, but still will be easy to remove if needed.
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6y ago
The ad itself is not private information. The fact that I match the targeting for said ad, is.
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6y ago
> In addition, I'd demand removing Captcha-alike when using VPN services, to avoid them from tracking my IP. You'll demand that from whom? Is not Google that plops the captcha in your face, is the particular webiste/app th
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6y ago
Private StackOverflow? Can I have a link, this sounds interesting
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6y ago
This is worse, this will present the subject as a stand alone manifestation, instead as a part of a continuum.
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6y ago
I don't think the problem is getting paid, but producing quality content that people will want to pay you for.
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6y ago
A simple google search will surface the author's linkedin profile, where one can see he's been around for more or less 6 years. This makes the entire article even more worrying.
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6y ago
There are bad pimps and there are good pimps (erm...?). But you should aim for a sugar daddy.
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> GCP has innovated with their hybrid Cloud Run to allow running more traditional apps in a serverless way. AWS has Fargate, run your containers without caring where they run.
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No it cant. If they run concurrently, Z has no notion of Y happening. This is the whole point of transactions.
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> I have row X that takes up 1kb. I replace it with row Y that takes up 500b. I then write row Z after row Y that takes up 500b. If you want to rollback the original transaction, row X will no longer fit in its original spot because row
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