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by vidanay 7y ago
The big difference is that 2008 was a systemic recession. This one will likely be situational.
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by vidanay 7y ago
I predict that the market will see a handful of the largest single day point increases within the next six to ten months. Just a prognostication on my part, it's worth exactly what you paid for it.
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by vidanay 7y ago
Aside from the photo. Of a dolphin. In a canal.
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by vidanay 7y ago
'If it looks like you're overreacting, you're probably doing the right thing.' -Dr. Anthony Fauci
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by vidanay 7y ago
Yes
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by vidanay 7y ago
Wait...aren't crypto currencies supposed to be the favored monetary instrument during times of crises?
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by vidanay 7y ago
That's the word for when a WWE star enters the stadium with loud music and fireworks, right?
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by vidanay 7y ago
I think you were making a joke, but in reality I probably could spend days reading the z80 CPU manual. I once requested the CPU manual for a Pentium from Intel and they sent me about 1200 pages in three volumes. https://software.
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by vidanay 7y ago
Am I the only one who dislikes this style of expository writing where the story line is non-linear and written with an excruciating abundance of adjectives?
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by vidanay 7y ago
That's how I feel about programming books.
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by vidanay 7y ago
Where "3D image" = amorphous blob.
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by vidanay 7y ago
Nope. Just premium economy seats. Summer flights from US to Germany with no weekend stay are really expensive.
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by vidanay 7y ago
I just got done planning a 20 person meeting in Germany for July. It will cost almost $5k USD per participant for travel, lodging, and food. We were only half joking when we said the company could FedEx us each a top of the line video confe
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by vidanay 7y ago
That looks like an O(fuckit!) problem.
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by vidanay 7y ago
Literally only a six month retracement.
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by vidanay 7y ago
The ONLY way that I would believe WSB is "manipulating" anything is if some quant has an AI bot that scours social media and is using that to influence their trades. So...a second order derivative manipulation at best.
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by vidanay 7y ago
IMO, if testing shows a good effectiveness, approval will be fast-pathed.
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by vidanay 7y ago
No, the quality of work (and quantity) is staggering, unconditionally.
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by vidanay 7y ago
Advertising.
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by vidanay 7y ago
The filament in a filament bulb doesn't fully cool down when the voltage crosses to zero, so that smooths them out a lot. Sorry...I just noticed you are talking about filament LED and not old fashioned analog filament bulbs.
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by vidanay 7y ago
As someone who has dabbled in agricultural pursuits, please accept my opinion that farming is NOT a low stress job. Mother Nature is a fickle bitch, and she will screw with your planting, your growing, and your harvesting.
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by vidanay 7y ago
As a child of the 70's, TV is pretty much a fundamental part of my life, and I have never really explored the idea of "quitting" it. My 11 year old son however, I don't think he's watched 100 hours of broadcast TV i
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by vidanay 7y ago
Unfortunately, I can't say the same. I quit FB a month ago, and sadly not a single "friend" has emailed me or phone called me since then asking "yo, what's up dude?"
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by vidanay 7y ago
Because software engineering is recursive and has an unlimited stack.
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by vidanay 7y ago
After the census, it will be 6.732%
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by vidanay 7y ago
The only answer you would ever receive from me is "I'm great! This job is fantastic!" While I had the biggest Cheshire Cat smile on face. Until I find a new job.
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by vidanay 7y ago
Funny enough...I go to support groups (not really) for support, and I go to work for work.
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by vidanay 7y ago
We keep ours in a manilla folder labeled "Business plan 2021"
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by vidanay 7y ago
Yup. My "daily driver" (I work from home) is a 1999 Suburban with a 454. It gets absolutely abysmal fuel economy, but for the < 10k miles per year and only $4500 I paid to purchase it six years ago, the math simply doesn't
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by vidanay 7y ago
More like a whole truck load of salt.

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