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by rjbwork 6y ago
That does seem to be an accurate summary of the situation. The NYT is nothing but a rag these days. I literally value BuzzfeedNews and Vice above the NYT's "journalism", which is honestly just sad. I grew up reading NYT fr
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by rjbwork 6y ago
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by rjbwork 6y ago
This is just Kafkaesque. People in a position of authority with blind adherence to rules intended for optimal scenarios. They're literally saying he should have just thrown them away instead of distributing them as best he was able.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
>The next obvious step is to legalize all drugs, and let these lobbies profit off the back of addicts and their families and their ruined lives. Nah, the next obvious step is to legalize them and have pure supplies of known purity and do
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by rjbwork 6y ago
I thought I was done with $GME. I've made money on 3 legs up at this point. But seeing Robinhood do what they did, I closed all my positions, will be withdrawing all of my cash and closing my account ASAP. I opened a TD Ameritrade ac
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by rjbwork 6y ago
The forced resolution will be to force the shorts to cover. Screwing people that took the other side of the trade because the short sellers screwed up doesn't really make any sense to me.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Yeah, I ordered a power rack from Rogue last summer, and it got here a few months ago. We live a ways down a pretty narrow private road and despite talking to the UPS freight manager a couple of times, they kept sending full sized 18 wheel
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by rjbwork 6y ago
They are generally acting in a market maker role. That doesn't mean they don't think they'll make money from it though. Hedging even large delta and gamma heavy positions doesn't tend to move the market much. Somethin
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by rjbwork 6y ago
I have personally made a bit of scratch on GME calls, yeah. /u/DeepFuckingValue made...millions.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
That would be a "retarded yolo", not "Diamond Hands". If they hold onto those shares as the price drops and/or sky rockets in hopes of further future gains, that would be "diamond handing".
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by rjbwork 6y ago
It's really not. I was forced to do everything on *nix systems in university. I mostly work in C# on Windows in VS today, which is not something a single class in my university was taught in. We run our code on Linux, but I really d
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Lol. Well, I'm also making money at the same time, albeit only about $10/day. So I get to ultimately reduce the price of the hardware and not pay to run my heater.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
How so? I was under the impression that all energy consumed by computers gets turned into waste heat, which is exactly what a heater does.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Personally I'm mining on my new gaming PC right now instead of running my heater when I'm not doing anything intensive. I wonder if decentralizing the hardware into people's homes or putting it in very cold places that need
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Generally the point of most social wedge issues from the point of view of the moneyed and political elite is to not have to talk about any kind of economic issues that affect the bulk of society, yes.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
I think that you are being disingenuous in not pointing out the context as a rhetorical device to point out hypocrisy and absurdity of racist views, but I don't think you should be downmodded for bringing this to light given the commen
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by rjbwork 6y ago
As others have pointed out, this assertion is the exact opposite of reality.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
See my response to Uberphallus above.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
But that's not how they ask. It's usually something like "would you have a problem convicting the defendant of the crime they are accused of if you were convinced beyond all reasonable doubt that they had, in fact, committed
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by rjbwork 6y ago
And they weed you out of the jury pool if you admit to knowing of its existence. And of course you can't lie when asked, as that's perjury.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Being pro civil liberties can't be politically neutral when there are those attempting to take them away via political means.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
This is extremely bizarre and I am still finding myself asking "Is this a joke?" Are they really going to sell what is essentially a NUC + a GPU + a chicken heater?
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Depends on the face mask you're talking about here. A friend of my brother works for a company that makes unrelated clothing, furniture, and other comfort type items. They make all of their products here in the USA. They started up
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by rjbwork 6y ago
The actual link for anyone not wanting to visit such a site. https://drive.google.com/viewerng/viewer?url=http://d3n8a8pr...
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Totally agree. Get everyone's details off the internet and you get those who are more equal than others' off as well. You shouldn't get special privileges because you work for the government.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Should we expect to see a massive drop in real estate prices as millions of homes are foreclosed on and go on the market? Seems like it could be a good time to buy some property. It just sucks it will come at the expense of so many others.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
We have build our apps and create a lambda zip file and deploy it out of band of our Terraform. We just upload the zip file to S3 after deploy and if Terraform runs and makes a change to the Lambda, it deploys the most recently deployed ve
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by rjbwork 6y ago
Possible? Sure. Probable? Certainly not. You're already filtered from 99+% of career style jobs because if you don't have a bachelor's the HR software chucks you.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
I personally am somewhat grossed out by pork in general. I don't like the taste of most pork products. I will eat bacon or a slab of good belly at a good restaurant but otherwise I stay away.
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by rjbwork 6y ago
We definitely would, but generally those who argue against a minimum wage also argue against that. Friedman withstanding in the case of the negative income tax.

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