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by tcoff91 6y ago
More and more companies are moving away from dividends to buy backs so for many stocks you have to sell to realize profits.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Bitcoin slowly loses value? Even those who bought the very top in 2017 have more than doubled their money if they didn't sell. Bitcoin, when it does lose value, loses it very quickly but on longer time horizons nobody has ever lost mon
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Under-pillow speakers are decent if you are a side sleeper. It’s nice not having something in your ears all night.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
It failed at least in part because of the timing. A global pandemic that was destroying small businesses was a pretty unpopular time for something that is perceived as damaging to small businesses. Maybe when things are booming and prospero
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Rock climbing fixed my hand pain so I’m not so sure that rest is always best.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
I'm doing the knee ability zero program. Currently I spend about 40-45 mins 3 times a week doing the program. It's 15 mins warm-up with backwards walking and then about 25-30 mins of exercises. I'm sure if I was more efficien
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by tcoff91 6y ago
You should read this article about Target going to great lengths to figure out which customers were pregnant. https://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/19/magazine/shopping-habits....
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by tcoff91 6y ago
A lot of P2P things are encumbered by patent trolls.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
I believe it was due to patents that spotify stopped P2P streaming.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
I am rather early on in the program but I’m mainly doing it for my hip moreso than my knees but so far I definitely notice an increase in knee stability and my ankle mobility is incredible. In life and in sports you cannot always avoid havi
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by tcoff91 6y ago
If you do a training program like ATG your knees will be bulletproof: https://atg-homepage.webflow.io/
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by tcoff91 6y ago
I think how it happens with windows is one windows editor adds \r\n and then the file is edited in an editor that isn't properly aware of the windows line ending and the \n gets deleted. I've seen this happen before. It's esp
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Mozilla Hubs is the best 3d browser-based spatial audio platform I've tried yet by far. I hosted a virtual party in the first lockdown back in April and it was pretty fun and far far better than a zoom call due to the spacial audio. Un
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Even when telling an actual human being to do something there are misunderstandings and misinterpretations. The idea that it's feasible with our current technology to just design programming such that we can just write natural language
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by tcoff91 6y ago
What VCS does a significantly better job on branch merges? All the other ones that I've experienced were horrifying. Merging subversion branches was a nightmare compared to git. Perforce was better than subversion but still pretty bad
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by tcoff91 6y ago
There are actually many many people who have overcome chronic pain through mindbody methods when nothing else worked. Look up Dr. John Sarno. Also, all pain even acute is literally 'in your head'
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by tcoff91 6y ago
That sounds extremely risky for PayPal. They're effectively shorting bitcoin by doing that. If the price rises dramatically they have to just come up with that money out of their own coffers. If they buy bitcoin they can merely liquida
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Buying bitcoin with PayPal isn't equivalent with buying from Coinbase or other exchanges/brokers. You can't send your bitcoin outside of PayPal. You cannot withdraw to your own wallet/cold storage.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Binance.us, Kraken, Gemini, cash app, crypto.com, etc... there are many many ways for people in USA to buy & sell cryptocurrency. Most of them are more reliable than coinbase. Coinbase's main advantage is just being earlier to the
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Excited to try this. I work in this one massive repo that Magit just can't handle. Pulling up the Magit status window takes 15-25 seconds on a 2019 15" MBP with an 8-core i9. It's torture because I'm so used to Magit tha
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by tcoff91 6y ago
I'll have to try it and see how it compares to Magit. Magit is by far my favorite way to interact with git. I do work on a repo currently however that brings Magit to its knees performance-wise, so I'll have to see if Tig performs
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by tcoff91 6y ago
CloudFront is a CDN. What the poster you've replied to is talking about is a competitor setting up a server that repeatedly downloads your content to rack up a huge CDN bill. OVH is not a suitable replacement for a CDN so you can'
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by tcoff91 6y ago
2 days of downtime from a GCP service? I didn't know the outages with these cloud services were ever that bad.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Why are long variable names a tax when there are such good auto completion tools? I get short variable names in algorithm code but in business logic long variable names can make code vastly more self-documenting.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
You don’t have to care about the benefits to profit off of it. If enough other people care about those benefits to make the price go up, you can still make profits off the ETF . And you can make those profits in a retirement account.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
For those who aren't very dilligent, the risk of losing one's coins due to loss or theft is likely much higher than the risk of hyperinflation or monetary collapse. Being your own bank is a huge pain in the ass it turns out. Also
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Different cryptocurrencies are not fungible. New altcoins don't increase the supply of Bitcoin. It's not like they siphon much demand from Bitcoin either. Someone discovering a huge new source of Platinum doesn't fundamentall
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by tcoff91 6y ago
No that sounds great. Definitely not hazing. Hazing is like where you get asked to solve problems and are expected to produce an algorithm that was originally someone’s PHD thesis and there’s no way you would come up with it unless you memo
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Those are serology tests. totally different.
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by tcoff91 6y ago
Based on what i've heard discussed on this week in virology, I don't think we'll see highly sensitive home tests. Not sure about specificity. But home tests will likely only be sensitive enough to catch most but not all of th

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