zebogen

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   by zebogen 3y ago

   Yeah, it's 6% for the US. Definitely questionable. But it doesn't matter as much if you're looking at change over time.
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   by zebogen 4y ago

   I think it is similar in that it is possible for a fund to become insolvent, but consumers are protected by the Investment Company Act of 1940. This requires the companies that run mutual funds to rely on a custodian bank to hold their asse
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   by zebogen 6y ago

   OK, imagine you're disabled and unable to procure your own food and water. Now what?
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   by zebogen 6y ago

   It says in the post that they've been verifying political advertisers since 2018. Now it is being extended to all advertisers.
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   by zebogen 7y ago

   You might be right, but "serious" tools have to start somewhere. We shouldn't be trying to shut out new ideas and approaches because we feel that there are too many different tools available. Any project should be judged on i
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   by zebogen 7y ago

   It does, but the title of the HN post says "Webpack killer." That seems misleading.
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   by zebogen 10y ago

   So? It's not surprising that the internet played a significant role in the coup. It plays a significant role in everything. The only evidence I see here of "cyberpower" stopping the coup is Erdogan having given a statement vi
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   by zebogen 10y ago

   This isn't roulette. It's a slideshow.