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cloudjacker
10y ago
What are you looking for in your portfolio?
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10y ago
I haven't read anything this interesting since the Milw0rm days, post more from that perspective
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> I'd just argue its not revolutionary or breaking new ground Which is totally fine and not a prerequisite for a business or tech business
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10y ago
turn your phone off if you have the chance, iphones require passcode when turned back on
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10y ago
really? eta? source?
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10y ago
Idiots all the way to the top, looks like something only the President or Congress can remedy
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10y ago
> Francisco Toro is executive editor of the Caracas Chronicles blog reporting from Caracas and Montreal. Well, nice knowing ya
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10y ago
Assuming they're referring to AirBnB rents, then two ways I could think of: 1. less legal units on AirBnB + same demand for renting units = higher price for units on AirBnB 2. illegal units on AirBnB coupled with 1. means passing throu
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> "The challenge is, all the people that still have Blackberries can fire me, so it's hard to force it from them," he joked. in tears
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> Or was it just lucky that its systems weren't targeted? I was wondering that too
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And this is an assumption that advertisers would be offended too!
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you say that but....
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I did, it was just too long. The build up was too long, the mystery was too long, the intros were too long. I don't have a short attention span, just no time for that!
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10y ago
wow tl;dr? did they find the plane or not? whats the big reveal? what did they blow open?
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> I was recently at a bar where they showed a movie with incomprehensible subtitles (English to English). I assume this was because they skimped and bought automatic subtitling. I don't think that is possible. Like, worse subtitling
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Yes, it is just as prestigious.
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10y ago
so around 2007-2009 was the actual liberalization in some data regulation related to air travel nothing novel has happened since then web services are just easier to use
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wasn't my parent comment but in any case I am genuinely curious. I can see the conflict of getting data only from AirBnB. But perhaps prices simply reached an equilibrium. For example, there was a time when I could count on AirBnB bein
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10y ago
> thought that scrypt would prevent ASIC miners, I'm still amazed that people believed that. We've been pushing general purpose CPU's for decades because there is nothing novel or hard about making single purpose processor
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10y ago
and you think that disproves the point? an efficiency in a market can grow the market so it is more applicable to simply assume it is "blatantly true" until you prove it isn't, as well as find all of the incumbents that were
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Its a small town
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The counterpoint to precious metals, despite the "it can only go up" logic that is quite convincing, is that there were extremely prolonged periods of losses in precious metals like gold during periods of economic uncertainty way
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I mean, Wikileaks doesn't host their servers inside the Ecuadorian embassy. They could just time the release of the data in advance, so that they don't need Assange's ongoing internet capabilities to do anything... right? Doe
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Except there are alternatives, there are plenty of alternatives, and in the year 2046 your successor is going to be writing the same post as this one cleverly pointing out how the assets to be in during the 2010s had comparatively little a
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10y ago
Your argument is based on whether I was being accusative in a legal sense. I was not, my use of front running was hyperbole. He took advantage of the predictable machine traders, it was a good strategy, if he wasn't the fall guy.
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impressive is there a wysiwyg editor that removes the discipline out of this form of expression?
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In the United States age is a protected class over 40 years old.
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The secret is that internet outrage memes arent real life
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> I recall reading the charges from the government though, and I believe there it mentioned the size of credit line from Credit Suisse
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"nav sarao credit suisse" first result http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2015/04/22/flash-crash-trader... I recall reading the charges from the government though, and I believe there it mentioned
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