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by retube 4y ago
TV detector vans are a myth
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by retube 4y ago
In the UK at any rate, the top 1% of earners pay 33% of all income tax. A full 50% of the workforce now receive more in state benefits than they pay in taxes.
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by retube 4y ago
Why would i buy this and not just screenshot google maps which is way higher resolution?
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by retube 4y ago
how does this work? how do the archive.ph bots get around the paywall?
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by retube 4y ago
They're normally on the corners of junctions, I always assumed they were to stop vehicles turning too sharply and cutting over the pavement. Occasionally have seen a car stuck on top of one :)
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by retube 4y ago
How are you managing the counterparty risk?
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by retube 4y ago
> The range of returns across 1-year periods has varied significantly (from negative 37.0% to +53.2%). However, the annualized returns across 20-year periods have a much tighter range (from +0.5% to +13.2%) You'd expect something li
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by retube 4y ago
"The Line" has entered the chat
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by retube 4y ago
Matt Levine's piece yesterday also mentions a $1bn loan ("loan") from FTX to SBF
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by retube 4y ago
Lol. The guardian has run a number of promotional articles on this plstform, perhaps they should have done a little more research first.
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by retube 4y ago
It seems wildly under-utilised, but .pdf supports fully dynamic and interactive graphics
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by retube 4y ago
Give me a break. "Hacking" and tinkering with bikes doesn't mean they have to be loud. Nobody's opportunities are being curtailed by asking them to be considerate of others and socially responsible. And anyway, in my exp
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by retube 4y ago
surely that just completely subverts e2e encryption??
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by retube 4y ago
Having worked in a GSIB Treasury I can answer this: In short banks do not co-operate, they are completely independent of each other. To manage liquidity they project all their expected outflows and inflows over a variety of time horizons un
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by retube 4y ago
is it really that expensive? I pay like $100 per year for 400GB, which includes geo redundency. Access speeds up and down are fast, I can up or download whenever and how often I like, and with winscp it's basically just a mounted fs I
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by retube 4y ago
does rightmove allow filtering by price/sq foot?
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by retube 4y ago
I was thinking the same. However from the article it seems the issue is actually less with the downloading, but more with the parsing and execution, which is blocking, and has a material impact for users on slow devices.
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by retube 4y ago
oh come on. this is the most transparent nonsense, doesn't make any sense. clearly a viral video marketing campaign.
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by retube 4y ago
Sure sure, but this is a whole new dimension. Got to be one of the most misleading headlines of all time.
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by retube 4y ago
try this www.reddit.com/.compact. No ads, a billion times easier to grok
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by retube 4y ago
ok sure, there are always exceptions. But in general my point still stands.
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by retube 4y ago
Bullshit jobs is bullshit. Sure when tasked with some interminablely dull task it can sure feel like bullshit, but the reality is no firm pays for headcount unless it absolutely has to. Large organisations by the nature need a fair amount o
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by retube 4y ago
This is really interesting. but the roles of commercial banks and central banks are very different (intermediating credit and can go bust vs controlling money supply and can't go bust[1]), and to exclude the former from your model mean
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by retube 4y ago
Very simplistic analysis. Real yield is a function of inflation over the life of the bond. It might be 8% now, but the market is not pricing that over the next 20 or 30 years. And people buy MBS because they have a higher yield than treasur
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by retube 4y ago
Impossible to answer without, at a minimum, knowing how many shares have been issued.
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by retube 4y ago
Sure, they're unregulated with little or no oversight and could be spunking it all tropical islands, but that's the theory :)
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by retube 4y ago
There is - this is exactly what Tether is. It's the largest, most liquid of the stable coins with someone like $80bn of coins in circulation [1]. Binance and Coinbase also have their own as well which are also pretty big. As far as alg
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by retube 4y ago
My kids have minecraft and it's a fucking nightmare. We lost one aged account because of login issues, and similar to the OP here, one tablet is now locked out with seemingly no way of recovery: I tried calling, emailing, signing up to
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by retube 4y ago
sure. but that's immaterial to the discussion here.
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by retube 4y ago
well it's not due to price changes, 1 USDT = 1$, so yes there are less coins in circulation. Poster below says Tether can create and destroy coins at will. They can certainly create them, not sure they can destroy them if in others wal

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