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by thecolorblue 1y ago
My new strategy has been wait for a large swing (when IV is high) then sell puts at ~ .1 delta. Ask me at the end of the month if it works out.
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by thecolorblue 1y ago
We will be doing the same thing for the 90s soon.
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by thecolorblue 2y ago
Location: Cleveland, Ohio Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: React, Typescript, Python, AWS, Postgresql, LLM apps, image segmentation / ML, datalakes Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/d
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Chinese VCs go after personal assets of failed founders(techcrunch.com)
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
The benefit is food security, which is not immediately apparent. When specific meats become temporarily unavailable due to a hurricane, extreme heat, or supply chain issues, the alternatives will magically taste better.
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
I have noticed more companies trying to schedule a whole day of interviews instead of spreading a lot of interviews out. It is only slightly better, as all of the stress and mental cost is fit into one day.
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
I'm not sure why this is getting downvoted. I would agree on both points, as long as the relationship stays competitive and not confrontational, both at the state to state level, and country to country. I realize that is a big "if
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
The parasite of my parasite is my friend.
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
I have heard this too, but then how is it showing up in people later on?
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
Very interesting. Is there a website to get more info on this? I recently got into at home plant phenotyping.
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
If you compare them to what DC is doing, I think they are doing fine. I would be interested to see a chart comparing DC vs Marvel rotten tomato scores. For that matter, Marvel rotten tomato scores over time.
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
There is a lot of good advice here, and there is some elsewhere on the internet, but the big thing for me to figure out was that it was up to myself and my partner to figure out what works. A good example that will be relevant later for you
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
I'm a little surprised they didn't mention use on a boat. I thought that would be a bigger market, as in, they could charge whatever they want to mega yacht owners. Maybe there is not as much coverage over the oceans?
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
My 5 year old and I play Zelda together and both enjoy it. I think their business will do fine.
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by thecolorblue 4y ago
Can you explain a little more? I don't know what you mean by 'blobs to boot and run'. As far as I know, the latest Linux kernel supports the raspberry pi.
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
He was truly the Zelensky of his time.
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
Ah, got it. It is an interesting detail of the process that I would have never thought of coming into the industry. Thanks for the explanation.
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
Which ideas do you mean? 1 or 2? I realize now that I probably should have made two comments.
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
I have also worked with bioreactors. Sounds like you have made some great progress. Just a couple thoughts: 1) there are plenty of other niches for microbe production that could possibly use the same technology. I am not suggesting you swit
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
Cooking my own food is the most effective hack I've used. Find salad recipes you like, add some grilled chicken breast, and that should be enough for a dinner. I have found that a weight tracking app that connects to a digital scale gi
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
Thanks for the perspective. I just wanted to drop in to touch on one point... > And if you like tacos, stay on that side of the pond. Why are there no tacos in EU? I have noticed this in multiple places in Europe. The best I can figure,
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
Plenty of other animals will destroy trees to keep the plains the way they are. Pretty much any large mammal will trample saplings and rub up against larger trees until they die. This is easier to see on the African plains with elephants.
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
> Greenhouses will never be cheaper than using the Earth as well always have. This needs to be tested. There are a lot of expenses in bare field farming including transportation, pest control, low yield from weather, etc.
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
I have had trouble with charge backs with Chase. Generally, I think they are pretty good to work with, but I would not suggest them for any large purchases. You are correct about credit card companies, but for whatever reason, Chase has dif
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
> The Texas abortion law basically deputizes anyone in the state to be an "abortion tattler"... Actually, I don't think they are required to be in the state of Texas. At least, all the descriptions of the bill I have seen
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
I just joined brain trust, which is similar to toptal, but uses the Ethereum Blockchain behind the scenes and takes a smaller cut. There are not many clients in it yet but it is worth checking out: https://app.usebraintrust.com&#
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
Which phones did you have trouble with? I am still using my pixel 3. I was going to upgrade just for more storage (the camera updates are nice too).
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by thecolorblue 5y ago
I second this. If you need some code to work with, start with this project: https://phytooracle.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ People have been making more delicious fruit for thousands of years with no technology (as
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by thecolorblue 6y ago
This reminds me of the first time I read about Tesla's first car. It seemed too good to be true.
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by thecolorblue 6y ago
Location: Cleveland, OH (US) Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Javascript, typescript, react (classes+hooks), angular (1-10), redux, rxjs, express.js, tensorflow.js, num.js Résumé/CV: https://docs

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