throwk8s

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by throwk8s 4y ago
In the future, artists and bands will be obsolete, there will just be music. To some extent this already happens, where tracks get copied, passed around and re-mixed so much that no one knows who did them.
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by throwk8s 4y ago
But does it matter that the category of "active managers" achieves near-parity (after costs) with index funds if you're not able to maintain a running bet on the whole pool of active managers (i.e. you have to pick one or mor
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by throwk8s 4y ago
Is the math meaningful though?
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by throwk8s 4y ago
I don't think it's incumbent upon Apple to invent a new set of tools for self-service repairs. Assuming these are the tools they actually use, rather than a cumbersome set they invented just to be insufferable, then making the too
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by throwk8s 4y ago
They were cousins on paper. Given the breeding history of the European nobility, they may have been near-clones as a result of pedigree collapse.
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by throwk8s 4y ago
The volatility of cryptocurrencies makes shorting them risky. Even if the eventual value is zero, they might go up to any arbitrary number between then and now.
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by throwk8s 4y ago
It is how the CEO himself described it: "I did personally guarantee three quarters of a billion dollars and I’m personally liable for it." And it is how the title of the article expresses it: "Better.com CEO Vishal Garg says
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by throwk8s 4y ago
All depends on what one is used to. On Linux I've had to fight with window borders so narrow by default (on whatever Ubuntu Studio uses) that they practically couldn't be resized. You had to aim at like one pixel. I read somewh
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by throwk8s 4y ago
If the solutions are indeed overly complicated, then eventually natural selection will weed them out, assuming that eventually the supply of money funneled into these things becomes limited. There's a precedent for this in the way tha