kinghajj

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by kinghajj 1y ago
In order to "check out a branch" in jj, you would have had to run `jj new` already. So your edits won't be "added ... to the top commit of that branch", but in a new commit (revision) when you checked out the branch
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by kinghajj 1y ago
> any productivity improvements within that time become surplus value captured by capital. Not quite right. Total Value remains the same before and after increase in productivity, assuming the labor force remains constant. But more use-v
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by kinghajj 1y ago
It seems to work correctly if you include the last two lines in the first commit. jj-workshop on  HEAD (2cab0f1) [!] > jj @ unwquwxk samfredrickson@gmail.com 2025-07-29 18:47:18 f7db7c8a │ Part 2 first ○ wskswvn
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by kinghajj 2y ago
So renters who smoke can just go pound sand?
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by kinghajj 2y ago
Um, yes? Always has been? > Scholars tended to associate it with the theories of economists working with the Mont Pelerin Society, including Friedrich Hayek, Milton Friedman, Ludwig von Mises, and James M. Buchanan, along with politician
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by kinghajj 2y ago
Why do you expect China’s deflation to be contagious and spread to the West? Or is there some underlying cause that both share, and it’s just that China is showing the symptoms first?
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by kinghajj 2y ago
Kinetic? Which targets do you have in mind that wouldn't start an escalatory spiral between two nuclear-armed nations? _Maybe_ some of the resource extraction infrastructure the PRC has set up in foreign nations. You also have to consi
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by kinghajj 2y ago
I only found out about jujutsu yesterday, but from what I have gleaned, they aren't planning to remove Git compatibility. It's more that they want their own storage backend that can scale enough to handle Google's monorepo.
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by kinghajj 2y ago
Seems like an overreaction. Which specific rule did revscat violate? "Don't be snarky?" "Eschew flamebait?" Because it seems to me that all they did was thoughtfully state an opinion that you had an emotional reacti
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by kinghajj 2y ago
Most people would probably say "too much." But since my cost basis is effectively $0, and I've already scaled out my position over the years during past bull runs, I'm not itching to sell. At this point it's "F
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by kinghajj 2y ago
> For the transformation of money into capital, therefore, the owner of money must find the free worker available on the commodity-market; and this worker must be free in the double sense that as a free individual he can dispose of his l
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by kinghajj 2y ago
Mods should prevent flagging on one of these posts so that those of us who want to discuss it are able to.
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by kinghajj 2y ago
That's not really equivalent. In a fractional banking system, even if a loan is entirely "newly created money," it's not without strings: it's a loan, that needs to be paid back. Someone wants to buy a house, the ba
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by kinghajj 2y ago
0.98^30 = 0.5459, so more like 30 years. But, that's why you have to put the bulk of your savings in equities and bonds.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
There's some hay in the cryptocurrency space right now about how MSTR's market cap merits its inclusion in the S&P 500, which some think will cause a "flywheel". (1) Index funds purchase MSTR shares, driving up the p
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by kinghajj 3y ago
Interesting article, should absolutely not be flagged.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
But it did move more (2% vs 0.77%) today, the first full trading day after the announcement from OpenAI's board.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
Gives me "Page Not Found."
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by kinghajj 3y ago
He's a California resident, though, so wouldn't any non-compete clause be unenforceable? Or does California allow such clauses for executives/founders, just not for "regular" employees?
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by kinghajj 3y ago
$ du -hs /opt/homebrew/Cellar/helix/ 139M /opt/homebrew/Cellar/helix/ That doesn't seem unreasonable to me.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
This is passing itself off as a religious text as much as The Book of Eli passes itself off as a gospel. That is, not at all.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
A call credit spread simply means buying an even more out-of-the-money call along with the one you sold. It would have reduced the premium collected, but the long call would appreciate on sudden moves like today's.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
Should have sold a call credit spread instead! For large shareholders, the dividend would still be worthwhile. From what I could find, Jensen has 1.3 million shares, so he'd receive over $200k in dividends this year. You might think th
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by kinghajj 3y ago
I started as a regular developer and got pushed into DevOps early. From what I've learned and experienced, most devs overestimate their knowledge of how to roll out and manage infrastructure. Having some team to at least serve as a che
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by kinghajj 3y ago
I think their plan is to charge the highest fee by default, unless forms to validate placement at a lower fee tier is submitted.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
The obvious one you didn't mention is a 401k, if your employer offers a program.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
Gmail, mostly via the Android client, sometimes still the web UI.
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by kinghajj 3y ago
If your loop body is completely CPU-bound, then either adding a select statement, or a separate goroutine that awaits cancellation and closes the channel like collinvandyck76 suggested, will work. But commonly the body will make other IO-bo
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by kinghajj 3y ago
But 0dte options on SPX are available for each day of the week now! if (is_trading_day()) buy_0_day_to_expiry_options()
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by kinghajj 3y ago
They're a nonprofit organization, though.

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