smabie

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by smabie 5y ago
Don't hate the player hate the game.
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by smabie 5y ago
Who are these people? Where are they? Not really convinced they exist.
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by smabie 5y ago
Oh right because C has a very rich standard library
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by smabie 5y ago
You can't get struck by lightning unless you out walking in the thunderstorm
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by smabie 5y ago
Honest question: where can I actually find quality journalism?
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by smabie 5y ago
Yup, Roman democracy also failed in the most hilarious way possible. That anyone thinks of Democracy as anything but a punchline is all the proof you need of the sheer delusion of the governance space.
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by smabie 5y ago
You are disgusted that people have different opinions?
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by smabie 5y ago
As a matter of principle I do +EV trades
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by smabie 5y ago
What do you mean? I'm not paying anything upfront for using a cc afaik. There are cards with yearly payments of course, but they tend to be marginal.
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by smabie 5y ago
I dont work for a wholesaler so can't comment about how/if retail flow is used as a signal but if it is, I really don't think the information is super important (atleast 99% of the time). Of course trading isn't fair for
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by smabie 5y ago
Public exchanges provide trade feeds so anyone can see the price of the fills.
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by smabie 5y ago
Of course market makers are trying to maximize profit: they are trading firms just like any others. However, retail order flow is (pretty much by definition) not particularly valuable information: if it was, wholesalers would be unwilling t
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by smabie 5y ago
I mean finance has existed for thousands of years. What are these deeper issues? Whatever they are it seems unlikely they are ever going away.
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by smabie 5y ago
I would say that Rust is a significantly more complex language than OCaml. As someone who knows both decently, I found Rust much harder to learn. What problems did you encounter when learning OCaml?
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by smabie 5y ago
I suppose you could liquid some of your return generating assets every month right before you pay off your cc. However since 3k is a neglible amount of money to most people here, I wouldn't really worry about not having earning yield
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by smabie 5y ago
I have money and I will take as much debt as I possibly can get.
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by smabie 5y ago
You can earn higher interest than the APR on your cc by yield farming stablecoin pools
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by smabie 5y ago
Why would you ever not want to put something on a cc? It's quite literally free money (rewards/points + you can delay payments for a month and pay no interest)
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by smabie 5y ago
power is never given only taken
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by smabie 5y ago
religious beliefs is a choice you make freely no? As are all beliefs
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by smabie 5y ago
Man I wish I lived wherever you do
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by smabie 5y ago
Gas taxes are a very attractive revenue source due to the inelasticity of demand: the global maxima of the Laffer curve is far to the right.
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by smabie 5y ago
I like garbage foods! And so do others
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by smabie 5y ago
I mean people might do look down on it, but they're hypocritics: pretty much everyone puts their own interests ahead of other people/society.
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by smabie 5y ago
This is such a small amount of BTC that it's laughable to call it a "whale."
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by smabie 5y ago
100 BTC really isn't that much you could easily vwap out of the position. Alternatively you could just do OTC, but it's a little small for that.
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by smabie 5y ago
I guess I would rather have cheaper books/things, don't really care whether a book seller has respect for a book as a "work of spirit" whatever that means.
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by smabie 5y ago
What would happen to all the future and swap denominated USDT contracts? What would happen to all of the AMM pools? What would happen to all the firms who keep tether reserves to trade with? It would be a blood bath . Almost everyone who w
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by smabie 5y ago
Depending on the fund, returns of the S&P could be irrelevant and not a suitable benchmark. Evaluating a fund isn't as easy as "does it beat the S&P?". There's a lot of other factors to consider.
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by smabie 5y ago
The real takeaway from this is not that it's impossible to beat the market consistently (it's not) or that the price movement of securities are random and normally distributed (they're not), but that as an average retail inve

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