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rolltiide
6y ago
Try VIX, VXX, TVIX, SVXY Love the Vix products
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r0 doesn’t take per capita into account clusters originally were isolated Eventually this will matter though for absolute numbers, but our healthcare capacity is the bigger issue its not really a contest
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> according to GroupMe messages obtained by FoHo I remember coming to the bay area and it wasn't long before someone that felt they had a cultural affinity with me invited me to a GroupMe group. Man that was years ago. Surprised to
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definitely raised an eyebrow, first thing I saw and I was like "wow this is gaining consensus on HN?" but dyes, of course its a dyeing technique could never get into the other thing personally, but its nice to see when my attracti
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That's great but every day of not implementing the short term plan exponentially rises the strain on the hospital system. Nothing I said refutes the soon-ness of information coming from all around the world, its still not here though.
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the medium term plan is more capacity and equipment at hospitals the short term plan alone will flatten the curve too much, if successful, and we simply dont have confirmations about whether we build immunity or the virus dies out, so witho
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One week longer from what I hear, April 14th/until further notice
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> Consequently, prices sometimes can be manipulated by the very well connected, who would be consistently selling and reselling the same works at increasing prices Go ask your local fine art gallery about the prices, try to do literally
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so of all those minorities you see pulled over on the curb, 90% of them were just being arbitrarily frisked and had nothing on them and were not arrested, but you wouldn't know the difference, some of the other 10% had drugs planted on
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> This is an issue with that particular website's implementation because the product manager thought my user session was engaging with the site for 2 seconds longer so it must be good. I never said it was the browser or the API just
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7y ago
except you have to opt out of them all before you can consume that 1 website's content hm I wonder if there is a chrome extension for that
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7y ago
women don't mind bald men, it's just different women. which can be hard to accept. bald ing men on the other hand, not confidence inspiring.
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> On the flip side, most people who use toilet paper think their butts will get completely clean. That is actually not the case. yeah yeah we are all unhygienic savages, but isn't this what the two showers a day are for?
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Well at this rate the entire country will be blue this time next year and the representatives will be half their current age. It's kind of silly to just let everyone else come to the conclusion independently and just not say it yet.
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Alameda granted Tesla an exemption
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404 corroborated here https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-tesla-...
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oh, it would be weird for a hacker to do that kind of thing. the vast majority of "hacks", the kinds with efficient markets, don't have those kinds of consequences, almost negligible consequences really. nobody is trying to o
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Agreed! Even mindmaps fail at this when an idea is dependent upon a thought or observation in another branch. You have to add a bunch of notes, experiment with different less intuitive structuring of the idea, or MAYBE buy the premium versi
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Can you elaborate on that? Do you mean like the RDP marketplaces should slow down so people cant find a computer near the skimmed credit card they bought so that visa transactions go through? Or something more like corporate hacking? Or bac
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2008 was a liquidity crisis and credit crunch so everything got margin called across asset classes, what’s great about 2020 is that hasn’t happened, yet. Great meaning the fireworks have yet to go off.
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The whole debate is about being too married to stocks and ignoring the wide wide universe of markets and asset classes. To anyone else, recognize that the citizenry is not limited to being passively investing in stocks, yet many of them are
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When you look at the incentives: less vulnerable people (because the vulnerable ones will be wiped out) will make it more economical for the trade deal with the US to go through, the part about healthcare. So yeah they probably are making t
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> Stop wasting your time synchronizing your encrypted vault. Is this... actually a problem for anyone anywhere? Is this satire? Like when someone made a networked string concatenation service and made it available on Docker?
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Isn't that how all the Native Americans died? The immigrants and imperialists weren't sick and their resistance to cause a herd immunity to the natives because the diseases were still ON THEM and it spread to the natives! This doe
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This is something that has been attractive about the blockchain space. The more generalized you become the more you get paid. Offer trusted escrow because multisig is too complicated? Win. Compiled a slightly better mining software? Win. Le
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The problem with marginalizing it to "libertarian" means that you imagine that it is a future ideal reality for libertarians that doesn't already exist, while you simultaneously don't even entertain the argument presente
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> but your comments sound like "we have a proof of concept that this issue could be solved, therefore it is solved". What? No. This is about more people showing up to a foreclosure auction because they heard about the guy that
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They could have made so much on Empire with that. Actually, does anyone use Empire anymore with its reliability issues? Dark.fail is like the darknet downforeveryoneorjustme.com and seems like other marketplaces are up a lot more lately.
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I dont think it was an unforeseen use. People that execute these smart contract dark patterns knew for a long time and didnt steer public discussions that way. The very foreseen problem was that people dont show up to governance decision
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Yes, no mention of virus, corona, anything :) I've been doing that too
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