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by thunky 4y ago
> As a bitcoin/monero maxi It's too bad that (bitcoin, mostly) maxis are using the recent crypto embarassment as a way to justify their own vested crypto interests. To say "we're better than them" without really
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by thunky 4y ago
> How can you say that with such certainty? Maybe he’s not listening to them. They said "willing or able "
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by thunky 4y ago
This reminds me of the "hubless" motorcycle: https://motorbikewriter.com/hubless-motorcycle-streets/
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by thunky 4y ago
For loop iterations it's fine, but I think Go code often takes this too far. It often takes longer to read a single character than a word, because I have to mentally map the character to the word anyway. Reminds me of when people go nu
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by thunky 4y ago
> I think that there was an oversight in the rules I'm not sure about that. Ever heard of a "mega backdoor Roth"? It's a legal way for high income earners to contribute much more than the normal limits. Besides, you&#
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by thunky 4y ago
> I don't think it was the intent for people to amass a multi-billion dollar accumulation in their Roth account Intent doesn't matter now. The rule is the rule. You can't call foul and say it's "wrong" when
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by thunky 4y ago
Written communication can come across as cold and impolite, even when this isn't really the writer's intent. People often forget to use basic manners and niceties online. Or they leave them out intentionally because it seems super
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by thunky 4y ago
Even if it did it would still be worthless. Value isn't created by destroying time and energy.
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by thunky 4y ago
> as a real estate agent > now would be a great time to buy > might as well buy now Don't you have to say that? For you it's always a perfect time to buy (or sell if you're a seller's agent).
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by thunky 4y ago
> Walls make great neighbors I think you're trying to solve a communication problem with a technical solution, which is a recipe for trouble. If multiple teams working on interdependent components can't communicate well enough
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by thunky 4y ago
I voted for the first time at 18. I had no clue who or what I was voting for, but I voted anyway because it was my "duty". Still regret it.
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by thunky 4y ago
> a P/E of 9 might be a steal, but it might also be an indication that the prospects of the company are no longer so positive as they were two years ago This is the key point right here. Just looking at stats alone isn't enough
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by thunky 4y ago
> take the emotion out of it It doesn't sound like you did that, though. You responded to a drop in share price rather than fundamentals. As you just said, it really had less to do with the number 9 and more to do with the number 20
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by thunky 4y ago
Did you sell it?
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by thunky 4y ago
> For example, when Meta P/E was 9 Is there something special about the number 9? Wondering why you waited to buy at 9 but 10 was no good.
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by thunky 4y ago
Yes because we all know the only way to raise money is via shitcoins. I learned that by watching Cool Runnings.
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by thunky 4y ago
Also note the four most recent (seasonally adjusted) monthly CPI numbers: Jul 2022: 0.0% Aug 2022: 0.1% Sep 2022: 0.4% Oct 2022: 0.4%
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by thunky 4y ago
> FastAPI for a simple REST API is a huge mistake FastAPI can be sync or async, although sync will have "a small performance penalty" https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/issues/260#issuecomment-..
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by thunky 4y ago
I don't. But the point is that with your camera on you have no way of knowing what any given person you're meeting with is looking at. Someone could have you in full screen when you're not the one speaking and you have no way
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by thunky 4y ago
> I think it's weird, almost dishonest or shifty to have the camera off It's the opposite for me. With the camera on, I could be zoomed in and focusing on a part of your face and you don't know it. That feels dishonest. Ca
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by thunky 4y ago
Ah I remember the good old days when everyone hated Walmart. And liked Amazon and Google.
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by thunky 4y ago
> have we ever had an asset type that is accessible to pretty much every single person in the world? We still don't. Assets have value.
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by thunky 4y ago
I've personally written thousands of lines of code that does (or did) something yet is currently worthless.
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by thunky 4y ago
About $0.82 https://www.lowes.com/pd/8-in-x-4-in-Clay-Red-Cored-Standard...
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by thunky 4y ago
BITI
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by thunky 4y ago
If you think the value is > 0, you (or someone) should be able to estimate what that number is. Because the number should be based on... something. Otherwise, = 0 seems correct.
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by thunky 4y ago
> clickbait title TFA is about how the "social" part of social media is dying and being replaced with broadcast media (content creators on YT, Twitch, TikTok).
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Social Media Is Dead(vice.com)
4 points by thunky 4y ago|6 comments
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by thunky 4y ago
> someone chasing the "successfully redesigned the infrastructure on a scale of the entire company" on their promo packet and resume. Also don't underestimate someone that is smart and well intentioned but dangerously over
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by thunky 4y ago
> Looking down at my laptop for years has become a source of chronic pain Why not use an external monitor at eye level? Or elevate the laptop and use an external keyboard.

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