aurem1

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by aurem1 16y ago
yeah like solve an actual problem, you know what I mean?
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by aurem1 16y ago
I hope you end up using your talents for something worthwhile in the future
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by aurem1 16y ago
extreme claims have low probability of being correct. For example, I am not sure that it is impossible due to laws of physics for 5-6 men to pull all the strings, but common sense would tell you it is extremely unlikely. If your friends
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by aurem1 16y ago
Your argument is silly for the following reason. Imagine that a firm was able to profit from discrepancies between values of two stocks that last 100 microseconds. Say this firm makes 1 billion dollars a year - it pays 350 million in cor
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by aurem1 16y ago
done
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by aurem1 16y ago
what possible justification could there be for this article to be posted to Hacker News?
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by aurem1 16y ago
man I am glad my parents were nothing like this nutty woman
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by aurem1 16y ago
the reason is it is not as big a deal as it seems is that it only applies to affiliates who have a physical presence in the state. For example, if I buy an e-book for my Kindle, it would not fall under this law.
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by aurem1 16y ago
thanks. performance and reliability both
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Ask HN: Why does IBRIX suck?
2 points by aurem1 16y ago|3 comments
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by aurem1 16y ago
it is very unlikely that you will be able to successfully start something that is outside of your area of expertise and the opportunity cost of failure is quite high for you. Instead, I would recommend thinking about what tools and/or appl
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by aurem1 16y ago
if my children could vote, they would vote for cookies and cake
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Looking for co-founders
3 points by aurem1 16y ago|0 comments