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relix
9y ago
I was merely pointing out that "Lack of coercion" is not a inherent feature of paper voting nor a feature that is lacking in electronic voting.
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relix
9y ago
The coercer can stand outside the window looking in, or somewhere nearby, to check that you don't go take a new one.
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9y ago
You think because it's illegal, it'll stop people that are being coerced?
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9y ago
You can be pressured still with paper voting: They can just ask you to take a picture of your voting card with your mobile phone. It's illegal but no one will notice because, guess what, you're in a private voting booth that no on
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relix
9y ago
They definitely don't trade based on DCF, and just one look at the stock market confirms this. DCF is just one method to put a valuation on a company. There are plenty other ways. The parameters chosen allow enough freedom to basically
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9y ago
Am I interpreting this correctly: - Margin positions will remain open - Margin liquidations will be paused for at least 48 hours So if bitcoin makes any big moves in the next 48 hours, there won't be any margin calls and the traders mi
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relix
9y ago
A bit offtopic, but I wonder why he is of the opinion that devise is “terrible”, and what he has since used instead.
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9y ago
That's indeed the myth, but even Evan disagrees with it or at least does no longer think that's for the best. From their Q3 earnings call (quoting Evan): > The one thing that we have heard over the years is that Snapchat is dif
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9y ago
How is the Swiss franc gap up related to market orders?
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9y ago
Ah, I see where the confusion comes from. You mean when the audio equipment is taxed higher than the car. I think OP did not mean "put 0 tax on cars" but rather remove the extra 100% tax on cars, so it's just taxed like any o
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9y ago
That's fraud, because that car would then be worth €11000 and should be taxed as such. You think nobody tried to undervalue taxed imports yet? Probably a fraud as old as mercantilism.
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relix
9y ago
Audio equipment is not taxed at 100%.
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relix
10y ago
Good point, nicely thought out.
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relix
10y ago
Accounts are actually cancelled so no, that's not it.
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10y ago
The value the developer brings to the table does not fluctuate with the cost of living of the place he lives at. The profit that can be made in arbitraging CoL should mostly go to the developer, since he is the one who also has to bear the
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10y ago
Interesting, thanks.
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10y ago
Is it easy to sabotage the canal while the battle groups are traversing it, effectively trapping them inside? Would they take that risk?
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relix
10y ago
Which is still coercing your vote. Not to mention normal postal voting is also susceptible to the same problem, and I bet we'd all agree that's much less secure, yet we still use it.
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10y ago
Yes, they can at some point in the flow unambiguously tie a specific vote to a voter. Postponing the "separation" to after the paper ballots have been cast is then a simple trick. How it works is they encrypt the vote (using assym
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10y ago
Exactly, so it is at least as secure against coercion as current methods.
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10y ago
This is not an issue with online voting, and paper voting does not guarantee that right either. In Estonian e-voting, you can vote as many times as you want, only your last vote is counted. A week after online voting is closed, there is sti
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relix
10y ago
Even better would be per charge probably. Pay $5 to charge once to 120% (or however much it is).
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10y ago
A long time ago I made the same thing for west-flemish, in case anyone here is familiar with that specific taste of language: http://tweer.be
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relix
11y ago
Just one level above editing raw html. I manually put the deals in a yaml file, and then have a ruby script render the static HTML whenever I push updates to the git repository.
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11y ago
I collect the best deals for developers/designers/entrepreneurs here: http://dealroundup.io
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Show HN: Cyber Monday deals for developers and designers
(dealroundup.io)
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relix
12y ago
Thanks, that's fixed now.
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relix
12y ago
Good catch! Fixed.
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12y ago
I am :) I just added a filtering box where you can type something in. Excluding is just a tad too complicated a UI to make simple enough in a short time, so it's include-only for now.
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Show HN: Black Friday deals for developers
(dealroundup.io)
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