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Absolutely, if you buy your coins with cash (ie using localbitcoins). You're still at the mercy of the volatility of the currency though.
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Every online stock brokerage I've used lets anyone trade both before and after hours (Etrade, Schwab, etc). This is different from options or margin trading, where only registered accounts can use it.
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How to remember ./configure script arguments a year later
(catonmat.net)
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The man who set up his own toll road, without permission
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What is the definition of a Seed Round or an A Round?
(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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Their claim is only that Inspeqtor needs to keep the previous license. We will withdraw this takedown notice if and only if [private] and Inspeqtor adhere to the GNU Affero General Public License which Monit is licensed under
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I'm not too familiar with many other architectures, but MIPS has dcache "fill", "flush", and "lock" operations, so the user can both do a premature fill operation, or even lock data in the cache so it won&
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What you are describing about banks is outright theft, which under any system would be punished. Even if courts did not exist, very few business would be that dumb to steal from their customers, because once details of it were known to the
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I would think of the zero page as a rudimentary L1 cache, because the access times to the zero page requires a lookup cycle, whereas registers do not.
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Considering Reddit has 51 employees (Wikipedia figures, which could likely be out of date), and considering the site still goes down periodically even after being 9 plus years old, I'd definitely call Reddit a startup.
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I believe this is related and not just a coincidence: in watching "How to Start a Startup" [1], Sam Altman specifically points out his skepticism of remote founders and remote teams. I personally am in agreement. Jump to 28:20 t
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I have used Vultr's $5/month service for at least the past 6 months. It has only restarted once unexpectedly, and the CPU performance is quite impressive for that price.
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A few years ago I watched "Sugar: The Bitter Truth" [1], by Dr Lustig of UCSF. It's a very interesting watch, which convinced me to change my diet away from most everything sugary, and put much more more fiber and fat into
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See my other post, but if the evidence proves out that Alzheimer's is a brain-affecting form of diabetes, being a vegetarian would likely be a disadvantage from meat-eaters. By consuming less protein and fat in general than a carnivor
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The latest research is pointing to Alzheimer's being another form of diabetes which attacks the brain, nick-named "Type 3 Diabetes" [1]. The cells in the brain become insulin resistant, first causing memory loss and brain fo
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"Keyboard Frequency Sculpture", by Mike Knuepfel.
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3D bar graph of English language letter frequency
(portfolio.spike5000.com)
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There has been a distortion in the markets lately with the value of cash. Over the long term, buying a share of any company (Amazon, Intel, Walmart) has to give a return to the holder of that share. Otherwise, you are trading cash to hold
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Documenting Your Sales Compensation Plan
(shockwaveinnovations.com)
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Creating a Virtual Machine in C
(en.wikibooks.org)
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Contracts are for the Divorce; Not the Honeymoon
(siliconhillslawyer.com)
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Startup Accelerators: The Legal Terms
(siliconhillslawyer.com)
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Scalia, Thomas, and Alito wrote their dissenting opinion, starting on page 23.
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The next twenty years are going to make this last twenty years just pale
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Prostitution is illegal in California. Filming porn is legal. Are you aware of police arresting porn stars for prostitution while on camera?
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You're missing the point. If the grounds are that ethically paying customers should have taxis licensed, why do those ethics not apply also to donated services, like car-pooling?
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As mentioned below, not if there's a camera involved. Then both parties are "actors", and the service is legal.
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It's pretty ridiculous that car-pooling (aka ride-sharing) is fully legal and unrestricted. However, the second you charge money for the same service, the regulators want to get involved to check for safety, inspections, and licensing.
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Nice. How does the transcription work, and how much does it cost?
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CAC is the cost directly related to the acquisition of the next customer (ie the variable costs). This is not the fixed costs of running a company (salary, rent, etc). It includes basically anything you spend before you sign up the cust
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