edwardy20

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Short Activism: The Rise in Anonymous Online Short Attacks (2017)(corpgov.law.harvard.edu)
10 points by edwardy20 6y ago|0 comments
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by edwardy20 7y ago
Professional quant here. I have to say I strongly disagree with the conclusions of the OP. > They were all found by using phrases like "predict stock market" or "predict forex" or "predict bitcoin" and terms
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by edwardy20 9y ago
Tags would be easiest to implement - but an universal search bar for all text would be helpful too.
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by edwardy20 9y ago
Awesome work, have been looking for something like this for a while. I would love to see tags for people and a search bar. If I'm trying to organize a casual chess match or pickup soccer game, it would be super convenient to search all
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Why You Should Always Guess on the SAT(quant.am)
2 points by edwardy20 10y ago|0 comments
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Proposal: a Volition Tax(quant.am)
2 points by edwardy20 10y ago|1 comments
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by edwardy20 11y ago
> Because the "points" have no intrinsic value except in comparison to your classmates This is where your logic is wrong. The professor is not saying the class is graded on a relative scale (for example, top 10% of the class ge
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by edwardy20 12y ago
That is a weird pricing plan: what does 125 texts mean? After that, I just run out...permanently?
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Ask HN: What's the simplest way to integrate a blog onto my website?
2 points by edwardy20 12y ago|9 comments
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Show HN: Rrandomize – get random things shipped to your door(rrandomize.com)
1 points by edwardy20 12y ago|0 comments
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by edwardy20 12y ago
Around 50 people have those plans right now. Some recent items that have been shipped are: a solar powered cockroach, bacon candy canes, and a pedometer. I was planning on building a live stream of items being ordered, but I'm waiting
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by edwardy20 12y ago
I run https://rrandomize.com (it ships random items to you). It's currently earning about $150 a month or so. Most of the money comes in through one-time payments, since I pocket the change after purchasing an item for the
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Ask HN: What is the best major for a start up?
1 points by edwardy20 12y ago|1 comments
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What You'll Wish You'd Known (2005)(paulgraham.com)
2 points by edwardy20 12y ago|0 comments
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by edwardy20 13y ago
I thought this was common knowledge. You could always use Word and Excel on Skydrive (now Onedrive).
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by edwardy20 13y ago
It seems like that would be extremely easy to brute force.
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by edwardy20 13y ago
None?
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by edwardy20 13y ago
What is the pricing on the data plan?
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by edwardy20 13y ago
This is an interesting concept. I suppose you could do similar things with USD as well. You could declare, "Anyone with a dollar bill with this specific serial number now has control of my company." I would argue that the dollar b
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Everything You Know About the American Revolution is Wrong(unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com)
2 points by edwardy20 13y ago|1 comments
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by edwardy20 13y ago
As opposed to your painstakingly thought out and intellectually engaging rebuttal?
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by edwardy20 13y ago
Chrome works for me. (Version 31.0.1650.63 on Ubuntu 13.10)
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by edwardy20 13y ago
Why would you want to pay for them? :)
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by edwardy20 13y ago
Yes I am. I never physically handle the item-- Amazon ships it to you.
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by edwardy20 13y ago
A little bit of both. The product database is populated with posts from several sites, including reddit.com/r/TheBestofAmazon and reddit.com/r/thecoolestofamazon. You receive a random gift from the product database.
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Show HN: rrandomize - get random stuff shipped to your door(rrandomize.com)
7 points by edwardy20 13y ago|8 comments
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by edwardy20 13y ago
OK, so why don't you borrow dollars, convert to bitcoins, and actually make money on the loan through deflation?
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by edwardy20 13y ago
Why would anyone want to borrow money in a deflationary currency (Bitcoins) rather than an inflationary one (dollars)?
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by edwardy20 13y ago
If you had half a billion dollars, it would be much more profitable for you to mine bitcoins.
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by edwardy20 13y ago
I completely agree with you. And more to the point: does this hypersensitivity over gender issues ameliorate the problem, or only makes it worse?

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