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smallmouth
1mo ago
As a programmer and former trader at the CME, I'm not at all sure what to think about this product. It will be very interesting to watch how these contacts are priced and traded.
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1mo ago
I have no idea why there's all these c and c++ alternatives and wannabes when there's Delphi/object pascal. That's my $0.02!
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2mo ago
Very interesting. Two guys with a shared obsession with overpopulation and ways to remedy it. I wonder if Bill got too dark for Warren.
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5mo ago
Spock Spock the baby doc Leads a peace March around the block Around him, everywhere you look You see kids he messed up with his book. -- Rhyme from Mad Magazine, circa 1970s
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7mo ago
I'm a law and order kind of guy, but this nonsense should probably be ignored.
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7mo ago
"Napalm, son. Nothing else in the world smells like that. I love the smell of napalm in the morning. You know, one time we had a hill bombed for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one
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10mo ago
Honest question: Are you referring to those who are stealing or mis-appropriating taxpayer funds or those that are discovering them?
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10mo ago
How long would it take to catch up with Voyager using the latest rocket technology and some highly optimized gravity assistance?
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10mo ago
The only sticker I've ever put on one of my laptops was an Apple sticker. The laptop was a Dell.
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10mo ago
Ha! There'll be no rounding down.
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10mo ago
I've always wondered what type of volume will be needed world-wide in landfills to house all the discarded solar panels.
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11mo ago
How many tests could the Turing Test test if the Turing Test could test tests?
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1y ago
I hope they included a broad-spectrum antibiotic in the their swag bags. Other than that, that's quite a sight seeing all those folks paddling down the Chicago River...jeez
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1y ago
No one should be above the law.
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1y ago
Happy birthday PHP. With you I've made a very good living. Here's to many more years...
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1y ago
Will they abstain from taking statins?
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1y ago
Can the conspirators be deprogrammed too? That would be my priority.
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1y ago
There's a good chance I knew your father if he was active between 89' and 97'. Leased and eventually bought a seat and cleared through RJO. Mostly S&P 500, Pound Sterling and Live Cattle. And thanks for those links!
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1y ago
I don't know how valid the article is, but speaking of securities fraud, I now read that DOGE is interested in the "Sudden Wealth" of so many congresscritters. I'd be interested in that as well.
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1y ago
It is because light is the only part of the radiation spectrum you c.
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2y ago
Your post has great insight. I would just take ever so slight exception to your final paragraph based on two physicians I know that are 8n bad shape medically through no fault of their own. ;-)
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2y ago
Seems rather eerie reading some of the eyewitness reports. I'm reminded of the mystery airship flap of the late 1800's into the early 1900's. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystery_airship https:&#x
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2y ago
I thought this was going to be a post about plumbing and then I read further and was even more excited to say the phrase "python executable". Very interesting. Thanks!
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2y ago
Ha! That's pretty good. Just like Santa was my Christmas list's plan. I always added things I knew were a stretch; always in the thought that Santa might surprise me.
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2y ago
Speaking from personal experience, occam's razor goes straight out the window when one sees one of these things up close. Anyway, Robert Hastings has written and researched extensively on this very phenomenon.
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3y ago
This is another post that makes me so angry about what they did unleashing covid on the world! I walk through that lobby shown in the first image maybe 3 or more times a week, multiple times a day. None of those great food kiosks shown are
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3y ago
Not to sound like a jerk, but why is NZ concerned about PFAs in cosmetics when they were so forceful about getting their population jabbed with the mRNA injections?
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3y ago
Yeah, but I don't think it has anything to do with the introduction/production of foreign proteins in the body by way of a genetic process delivered by and within a highly toxic lipid nanoparticle.
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3y ago
I've done this, in a way, for years! My biggest problem in the morning is just getting going. I work better late in the afternoon and into the evening. So often, I've left a final compile or commit undone so I can just "quick
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3y ago
I don't get out much and I try to avoid Scientific American, but what is climate change as an issue, and how is it different now than at any given time during the Earth's history?
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