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by unforeseen9991 6y ago
It's actually more dangerous if they don't get burned. Then they think they can get away with their gamble again, but they put even more money in next time.
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by unforeseen9991 6y ago
Right?
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
"words"..
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Correct Also with 80%+ of all trading being algo, they are chasing each other to the bottom. The actual valuations might have been high anyway, but not to justify this. We are likely going to hit one hell of a bounce once it does find the b
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Yeah, but that's just due to the meth
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
The costs of housing 100 people on mars, and the costs of housing 28 million in a similar fashion here on earth, are slightly higher.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
I've also found Twitter to be very valuable in my own profession. I've found it to be a toxic hellhole of shit for everything else.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Not on my PC running Chrome you haven't either
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
This was perfectly said and articulated, thanks
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Yeah the thing with reddit is you always have to take everything there with a huge grain of salt. Especially because every non-expert thinks they are an expert, and if you aren't familiar with the subject matter, it can be difficult to
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
https://outline.com/MdNmTD
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
That handicap is also mitigated by a fanatical fanbase who will support a failing company to the end on principle. You can't say that about most current manufacturers
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
The very act of investing is the act of taking on risk. It's not free money, you are being rewarded for taking on the risk. Every disclaimer you will see in the trading world has the disclaimer "Past performance is not an indicati
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
The point is that almost all algo's that are actually deployed and making 99%+ of these trades are not AI / ML based. So reference to AlphaGo doesn't make sense here.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
I didn't assume, but I can tell right away when someone has English as a second language like you do. I pick up grammatical oddities as I read, and if I had to guess i'd say your first language is of Asian origin, possibly Filipin
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
You'd probably like Screeps then. It's aimed for developers, but it is JavaScript (Con to me, pro to others). Essentially a bot coding MMO.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Getting into the consultant and contract based work is what I did about 6 years ago, my only regret is not doing it sooner. It truly is a level of "fuck you" freedom, especially after you've built up your nest egg.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
The article referenced literally says "SATIRE FROM THE BOROWITZ REPORT" in capital red letters right above the title.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
I do the same thing a lot, I find it's often a case that I realize i'm just being a dick or have some sort of emotional reaction, some I realize I'm just adding nothing. I do this far more often with e-mail, sometimes i'
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
The HR at my last job were so incompetent they tried reaching out to me (repeatedly) for a exit interview three weeks after I had already left.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
I came here just to comment on how I think that is the worst news site I ever came across. Finding the actual content in among that crap was terrible - it's almost as if they are trying to fail. I couldn't imagine what it looks li
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Exactly, considering the penalties are just paying whatever is owed anyway, perhaps plus a few minor interest penalties. They make more the fines and interest combined by a long shot just by deploying the saved funds elsewhere.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
I've been using this for about a year now, and having tried out many many others over the last 20 years of IT and management. Taskwarrior was ideal when managing departments, as I was tracking 200-500 tasks at any given time. Now that
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
I JUST ran into this. It's not good for tech searches for this very reason. I was trying to look up an issue with an application, and every link I clicked on was from 7 years ago. I switched to google and instantly grabbed some ones fr
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Thanks, this was a great writeup with lots of benchmarks.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Exactly, Casinos are successful in a business sense as well. These companies get most of their profit from addicting people and keeping them addicted. They have the same moral standing as a drug dealer.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Ear plugs are an option for that, although I wonder if you can feel the vibrations... I recently stayed in a hotel that is right next to a very major highway, and they provided ear plugs for free.
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
Depends on if you have team leads, that generally "manage and steer" with general autonomy of a larger manager or director. I'd say 10-15%, past that it's cruft. The strength of the leadership and managers is really a ke
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
The "Nobody ever got fired by buying IBM" factor
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by unforeseen9991 7y ago
I felt something amiss as well, and then I realized what it was, it was built to force compliance in a family dynamic

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