rndmwlk

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by rndmwlk 6y ago
So, due to the liquidity issues the proxy market is essentially being used in place of the primary market and the Fed, understanding this better than I, opts to bolster this proxy market precisely because it is being used as a temporary pri
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by rndmwlk 6y ago
>ETFs not getting too dislocated from NAV is an important part of that because otherwise they become a useless hedging instrument. Sure, but that's only if we consider NAV to be "true" worth. To your point with the lack of
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by rndmwlk 6y ago
>This gets a bit rambling but I am too lazy to edit right now. No worries, as I said I'm interested so I appreciate the write up. >Long story short, ETFs track NAV closer in more efficient markets. In less efficient markets, ETFs
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by rndmwlk 6y ago
I want to preface my statements with this, I'm not trying to get into an internet argument or attack your positions or anything I'm just trying to learn some stuff here because I find it all interesting. In the case of such poor l
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by rndmwlk 6y ago
I don't know about the 30%-35% number exactly, but the idea they're getting at is what is the "real" interest rate. Interest rates are all relative. If you can take a loan out at a 15% interest rate is that bad? Well if
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by rndmwlk 6y ago
What kind of post is this? This question presupposes that CS dropout rates are "so high," but I am not convinced.
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by rndmwlk 7y ago
Because it’s bologna presented from an investor who has a huge bias in favor of their own product. Likely it was teams of data scientists who didn’t see the value add in their software. Having worked in the field, and seen plenty of ML plat
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by rndmwlk 8y ago
What's the point of a very public resignation if you're just going to silently pass off the issues to the people you claim are doing nothing about said issues?
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by rndmwlk 8y ago
I didn't see the 8 year part until after I had commented. That is completely absurd.
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by rndmwlk 8y ago
https://pioneer.app/ Looks like it's more of a popularity contest than anything else.
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by rndmwlk 8y ago
I could swallow the 3%, the networking opportunities are probably worth that to be honest (especially for a 'project' that isn't a tangible company or product yet), but the option is ridiculous. I also don't understand t
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by rndmwlk 8y ago
That only happens for, what, less than a second before your eye adjusts? It's not like your eye knows it's day or night, and the pupil stays fixed.
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by rndmwlk 8y ago
I have the exact same compulsion with locking my door. If I leave my apartment and I don't do my little ritual then I'll either be worried all day, or some times I'll drive back to my apartment and "properly" close
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
Just like all internet based companies went out of business after the dot com bubble crashed. I agree that crypto is in a bubble right now, but that doesn't mean it has zero value as a technology.
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
It's been a while since I've read his original memo, but wasn't one of his arguments that women excel in more team based environments, and he suggested more pair based programming as one potential solution? So an overly simpl
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
So..their financials are great, and people are staying with the platform despite their propaganda issues. I'm not following this article.
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
If it's anything less than 90% I would be surprised. It will not be in the ballpark of 30%.
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
School, in the US anyway, is daycare. Your typical public school is a terrible environment for learning, and a worse environment for being taught an employable skill set. I say this as someone who went strictly to public school.
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
Kind of seems like a non-sequitur. The quote is clearly in context of Facebook as the CEO, whereas his actions are on his own private land as a citizen. Or are you suggesting walling off that land is maximizing his profits? That said, Mark
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
I don't mean to be rude, but so what? There's no need to specifically mention your favorite streamer, or your favorite game. Just because PUBG is popular right now doesn't mean this is a phenomenon centered around PUBG. There
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
>Especially when we're in the middle of such an obvious bubble -- what's the plan for 2-5 years from now when it pops? I don't understand your argument. Wouldn't someone with 2-5 years of work experience, networking,
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
>3. 40% of people survey spend >1-2 hours per week searching for another job. Surprising given all companies complain about the difficulty in finding data scientists/machine learners. Not too surprised about this. I think a lot o
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
That was just a single example, the greater point being - housing isn't expensive everywhere. Also, you can't honestly believe that the ONLY jobs in Topeka are "Sales Associate" jobs. Your extensive 10 second google sear
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
The same thing can be said with earthquakes and much of California. It's only a matter of time until a devastating earthquake hits, at least with hurricanes you have time to evacuate.
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
>As you can see, we have tried to strike a balance. ...I can't see that.
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
>Also woah I didn't read your whole comment. Is this some form of satire? I would suggest reading their whole comment or refraining from commenting yourself.
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
Reads like a GM PR press piece.
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
What you seem unable to grasp is that the decisions you make as an adult are shaped by your youth. Not to mention the decisions you make as a youth shape your adulthood. Fast forwarding to adulthood and pretending like everyone is at an equ
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
I understand what you're trying to say but that isn't really a great example in this context. First of all, what if you were to tell a young child the same thing, who is at fault now? Let's say you have a father who doesn&#x2
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by rndmwlk 9y ago
Of course good choices are better all else being equal. The point isn't to absolve personal responsibility from the equation entirely. You guys are trying to separate out these decisions you make from your upbringing, which is impossib

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