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by princeb 10y ago
probably won't ever get this for $300 brand new. you might be able to find some 2013 Titans for $400.
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by princeb 10y ago
ah hell, might as well toss in the 5 largest software companies while we're at it.
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by princeb 10y ago
edit: to clarify, when submitting orders to an electronic exchange, traders will call out (to themselves) the price size direction and instrument before sending the ticket. I personally also mouseover all the important parts so i'm not
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by princeb 10y ago
people talk to themselves all the time on the trading floor (the kanko part of the shinsakanko). rather look like a weirdo than lose a couple thousand bucks (or worse) on a 100% avoidable error.
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by princeb 10y ago
i adore this model. the other significant benefit of mixed zoning is that the city doesn't concentrate office space into pockets and breaks up peak hour travel across multiple directions and locations.
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by princeb 10y ago
don't think regulations will help, but this definitely does: hotels can charge the renters' credit cards for damage done to the property, but airbnb hosts cannot do that to renters. so the risk to the hotel is minimized. i'm
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by princeb 10y ago
> It seems that China workers can make Macbooks and iPhones with high precision and low tolerances thought I read it somewhere that china is literally the only country in the world right now that can do that at scale and change specs as
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by princeb 10y ago
the airport counter sells you a ticket, you give the ticket to the driver. no further payment is necessary.
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by princeb 10y ago
terminal sub is not the only thing you can buy at bloomberg. asset pricing, data, order management, trading platform, STP, risk management are all things you can pay for on top of the terminal itself. some of these services are quite expens
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by princeb 10y ago
makes me wonder how much was driven by cheap fuel driving down air fares.
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by princeb 10y ago
i mean, reading the article would give you several reasons why they didn't think avoiding fatigue was a good tradeoff.
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by princeb 10y ago
> locking retail investors out of many of the highest returning investments maybe there's a narrative that by preventing retail investors from investing in high return investments they have also protected retail investors from high-
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by princeb 10y ago
my commute is about 15 minutes door to door, and i'd prefer not to extend that to 45 minutes by adding on grocery shopping to that trip.
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by princeb 10y ago
well yeah i mean, if you persist in saying things will go up or go down, eventually you'll be right.
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by princeb 10y ago
same piece! i guess everyone was caught up in the sexual harassment story, and the crazy story of her getting her review post hoc revised and transfers/scholarships cancelled became a side story? i found every single part of her story
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by princeb 10y ago
you would have spent 6 years believing something was going to happen before anything happened, that's 6 years out of the 8 years in between the two major crashes this millenium.
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by princeb 10y ago
> I fear that universal basic income might be the nail in the coffin of marriage and monogamy brave new world. maybe it will take the shape of "Universal Basic Soma". orgy porgy!
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by princeb 10y ago
I know. HIPAA and SEC regulations are the reason why tech can't quite seem to disrupt the medical and financial industry. I wish a company like Uber will just go in and break every rule until enforcement finally realizes medical and fi
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by princeb 10y ago
i thought the harassment story was bad but did everyone miss the totally malfunctioning hr review process and awful culture in susan's story? I just thought that was the hidden part of the iceberg - that there is some kind of crazy lor
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by princeb 10y ago
corporations need to process work that can manifest in a specific manner, and in non specific manners too. to use an example of a fictional manufacturing company, i'd like to commission a piece of software that can do almost anything-
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by princeb 10y ago
bloomberg has a history of muscling in on post-trade services with various degrees of success. I doubt food delivery falls within their expertise or even scope of compliance, in the same way you still can't buy flight tickets from fly&
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by princeb 10y ago
it's everything: - news articles - squawk - economic data releases - historical and live market data - asset pricing - charts and analytics - click trading - trade execution and transaction cost analysis - trade order management and po
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by princeb 10y ago
> BMW is heavily invested in current fossil-fuel powered vehicles isn't BMW behind the proposed european standard for electric vehicle charging?
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by princeb 10y ago
for a moment I thought you meant the cheapo café had the calf brains. I remember growing up in a working class family and having tripe, kidneys, spleen, hearts, intestines, boiled in a soup for dinner. i didn't particularly love it, bu
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by princeb 10y ago
when I read comments on the internet like this, where people wish for a single influential person to run the country like, i begin to wonder how many Americans are out there who believe in and long for a "philosopher-king" system
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by princeb 10y ago
scheduling is a classic mgmt. science problem.
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by princeb 10y ago
maybe generalizing to my situation, but if you are in a dense city then being 10 minutes away from your job is being 10 minutes away from any job.
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by princeb 10y ago
> Ad blockers have no problem blocking every one of them. that's interesting. how would they block a comment like this: This post was made possible by McDonald's (I'm lovin' it), if it were embedded this deeply in pos
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by princeb 10y ago
That's ok because houses everywhere has dropped 20%. And if you still can't afford to move even if your dream home has taken a price hit at least you still have somewhere to stay. The great part about a severe correction in home p
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by princeb 10y ago
dx12 doesn't work with 8

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