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I find it ironic, the point where I stopped going to /r/wallstreetbets is when it got popular.

Last year this time.

It's sad, it used to be a nice crowd of people, but overall, I also stopped going to Reddit. Everything seems less authentic and more forced idea of moderation/content.

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Everyone says index fund, and they're okay but it's a big thing on Passive Investing, I really enjoy Michael Burry 's quip about passive investing being the next big fall:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-09-04/michael-b...

And seeing it repeated over and over again on social media/reddit, where people are not experts, fiduciaries or can do simple functions in Excel make me wonder what else would be in the same regard.
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Could you elaborate? In what way? How would you proceed?
The DD (daily discussion) threads usually have more reasonable insights than the individual submissions.
It's also a lot heavier and slower. Unless you need extra features that katex doesn't support it's best to use the latter.
I agree with the sibling comment that post-WW1 was a different place, but I'll add that from the reading I've done Hitler and his cronies were so much worse at their stuff than the 'tactical genius evil' the Nazis are often presented as being.

So maybe it was just a matter of having enough of these 'dumb' types and and some of them learning over time? I could see that happening if the US keeps increasing the number of these types of people.
Are you talking about pop culture fad stocks like Apple and Tesla and whatever Jim Cramer is pump and dumping, or niche stocks that most people don't known about?
Options trading is all or nothing. Yes, it's a way to multiply your profits, but it also multiplies your losses.

AAPL stock, from the release of the iPhone until now, has been an amazing investment.

Some amateur analysts would beat the professionals in predicting quarterly reports.

Then greed set in.

https://fortune.com/2013/03/04/the-rise-and-fall-of-andy-zak...

Just imagine if investors in his fund had just bought the stock instead of options (calls).

Similar situation as above.

Don't invest what you can't lose. Slow and steady and living below your means wins the race.

USA tax laws favor investment income over labor income. If no wage income, first $75k of qualified dividend income is federal tax free. Most qualified dividends pay 2-4% so you need $2 million dollars to get $6k post tax dollars a month.
How do you differentiate those skillful traders from the lucky ones who somehow managed to beat the house despite being an amateur from WSB?
Another interesting subtext, which goes throughout the piece, is the perception and place of southern hip hop. Especially during that time. Had he come out after No Limit, Cash Money, Outkast, Goodie Mob, UGK, 3-6 Mafia, etc. he might've had a chance.

But once it came out that dude was from Dallas, there was not much to do. He was in an genre that placed prime importance on (perceived) authenticity.

No one respected:
1.) White rappers
2.) The south generally

At the time, from the south, there was the Geto Boys... and the Geto Boys. That was it. And Geto Boys are from Houston's 5th ward. Not some suburb in Dallas.

The author of the article made a very prescient point on how Eminem was tightly leashed to Dre when he came out. Eminem was packed as 'This white rapper who has a a good cadence and flow, and did you hear Dre co-signged? Dre, Dre, Dre. Yeah, his lyrics are kinda corny. But Dre features on the second song of his first big album. Dre, Dre, Dre.'
Yeah I wish I could say some juicy stuff.. I think I might after reading this article, but not in the comments. Maybe I will write about it on my future blog.

I worked with an artist called DMX Krew, in the UK a lot. He is like an old school(not so much to me, as I am 35) electro music producer/performer. And when my tracks with Kreayshawn popped off I had different fun opportunities for a bit. VIce Italy flew me to Milan to DJ a party for 400 euros, and the marketing was that I was DMX's producer (like the rapper DMX), which I was not.. But I just sort of pretended to be, and I during my set I would randomly drop in songs by DMX just to get people excited.
If Zoe Quinn would have done great successful things, that would have proven GamerGate was wrong. But she is a grifter who is not held accountable by media:

https://kickscammed.com/project/project-tingler-kickstarted-...
So what? It's not like the internet is running out of space.
> Can you very easily consume more than a days worth of calories in a lot less than 6 hours eating uncooked leafy greens?

I'm honestly not sure any human being could physically consume a days worth of calories in a whole day eating nothing but uncooked leafy greens. So the time restriction would be irrelevant to the goal wouldn't it? And that's my point, it matters more what you eat and how much of it than when you eat it. Time restriction is a poor abstraction of CICO.
Have you encountered the situation where you need to include a $ symbol in your markdown yet? Very tricky and when the issue was raised with katex devs they basically said "not our problem" and closed it.
This is a nice view of a facet or level of transparency from companies.
It doesn't push any more out past the meter but it certainly clears the last few cc from the line.
Reddit Retail investors are participating in Keynesian beauty contest https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keynesian_beauty_contest

They buy what is popular and professionals can make money using that information.
But we only hear about it when less than 1/5 of that amount _might_ be sacrificed for human health. Stinks of agenda.

Also, without context, is 500,000 a lot of sharks? How many exist in the wild? How many are needed to have a stable population? If we don't cull millions of sharks annually, what effect would that have?

And what is "shark" in this context, anyway? There are dozens of fish species, at differing levels of endangerment, colloquially referred to as "sharks".
If you already know latex pretty well then it's pretty confusing because you'll keep finding that things you expect to work are not supported.
Only on the way to get an orange mocha frappuccino.
Hypothesis 1: Inverse of variation is correlated with daily internet use and increasing group think.
Hypothesis 2: Car lifecycle getting more efficient, hardware lasts longer. Same in iPhones?
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And the fine article even mentions that over 5 times the quantity of sharks are killed for the cosmetic industry.
They seem pretty capable of exploding in your pocket and starting a fire at the petrol station. No need to be talking on it at the time.
Well, my understanding is that the virus jumped from some species, which was sold under absolutely miserable conditions in a wet market in Wuhan, to humans. I find it almost comical that someone would be completely fine with more animal exploitation given that this was the reason humans were infected in the first place.
Awesome. Looks like a great source of images for a picture frame TV. Thanks!
Are these endangered sharks or a common species?
Given the example of reversing over a function that calculates the first Fibonacci number greater than 100, it seems to be a bit more going on than "just" a numerical approximation:

https://github.com/GiggleLiu/NiLang.jl/blob/master/examples/...

Ed: after skimming the paper (that went mostly over my head) - this does indeed seem to be about "actually" running functions in reverse - given a function only defined "forward" in the nilang DSL. It appears the graph embed examples are missing in the master branch, unfortunately.

I wonder if this can be used more trivially to solve simple problems too - like calculating values/sums pertaining to compound interest/investment, given a naive function for calculating sums etc (its trivial to add up compounded interest and deposits, but a tiny bit more complicated to answer the question "at what time is my portfolio at X or more dollars).
Let’s be a bit more pragmatic about it: what are the typical characteristics of the “loads of people” that would be dying? Here’s a hint: it’s not the young and healthy.
The base case is understanding the joke
These days the filler tube on the car is made of plastic so it's less important. I did get yelled at for not putting a (plastic) fuel container on the ground "to ground it" before filling it, so the rituals persist even when the root cause has been resolved.
I'd imagine smart fish survive better in general; we're changing the environment, and brains can adapt faster than evolution.

Fast, strong fish are better sources of muscle, which is what we hunt them for.
Still missing the ability to properly reference equations from text. e.g. `\refeq{}`.
Well this was written 14 years ago. The world was a bit of a different place and there were way fewer women playing DnD then.
A scarier thought is that it has been hard to convince people to wear masks to save themselves, so what hope do we have of getting them to save the planet or even just some species that share it with us? (read a tweet to this effect, but didn't keep a ref)
But the OP was asking about sharks as a predator which are clearly being restored.
Agreed. The rise in mobile usage has made server-side rendering redundant. Single page web apps are really a by-product of this, not the main cause. If you're serving your content to iOS, Android and the browser rendering needs to be done on the client.
I also have this issue with my Prius, but I thought it was the Costco gas pumps that were the issue? Now I'm not so sure.
It was also difficult to implement in a practical way for most people. While mutual funds (SICAV in EU, OEIC in UK) have technically been around since stocks have been around, implementing an index-tracking fund needed (a) indexes to be invented, and (b) computers to be able to do data processing:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_fund

Perhaps the Dow Jones was small enough of an index to keep track of manually, but things like the S&P 500 would have been harder (never mind the Russell 3000 or total market):

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%26P_500_Index#History

Then there had to be interest from investors. So it's not entirely surprising that it took until the 1970s with Vanguard to really create something.
George Washington seems like a good example to me -- then I understand what you mean. (I read on Wikipedia about Marcus Aurelius but didn't find anything except for that he was a stoic thinker? What that now means)

And maybe it's possible to find such people, like GW, for non executive roles, too.

What if maybe Nestle doesn't actually have a vision?

If they just picked words that sound good, as a PR thing, to sell more?
Yes, the "aligned" environment is a different environment but it is similar to the "align" environment. The "aligned" environment is available in MathJax too. The "aligned" environment is meant to be a part of a larger displayed math block, i.e., it goes between \[ and \] or $$ and $$. The "align" environment, on the other hand, is a standalone environment that can be used outside displayed math block.

While the "aligned" environment is supported by both MathJax and KaTeX, the "align" environment is supported by MathJax only.
I guess I didn't fully understand how deep rabbit holes can go.
How is my tinnitus and now vertigo helping save CO2?

Covid has massive painful ramifications throughout the world population and economy.

Surely we can do better than a plague to save the Earth.

This will most likely be over in a year or two after massive vaccinations and synthetic antibodies, but the economic impact will linger for a loot longer.

And guess what will happen when this is over and the world wakes up in a major economic crisis -- that's right, the world won't give a damn about the environment, it will all be about efforts to restart the world economy and cleanup the fallout.
It should be "Scholze" of course.
The narrative of xNix-like is solely yours. The GP mentioned a bunch of Unix-like operating systems.
your cable connections are a reflection of Apple's footprint on peripheral ports. Are you doing this on purpose?
> why on earth would you pay people based on location?

Because a company always tries to spend less, however they try to put it.

That's exactly why Stripe is offering a pay cut to employees who volunteer to move to cheaper areas: Cheaper cost of living is an argument to lower salaries and thus to cut costs.

I think that the move to remote work, if it is here to stay, won't be good for people who leave in expensive areas and/or have high salaries. Suddenly they are in direct competition with people who are willing to accept a lower salary because they live somewhere cheaper.

A company has a financial interest in paying remote employees based on location. This is the same as opening an office in a cheap location/country in order to save on salary costs.

The problem is a human one within the team, let's call it 'fairness', indeed: People may object if some of their teammates (not some distant employee) make more than them simply based on where they live.
No it wasn’t, and everyone should read the Intelligent Investor.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/106835.The_Intelligent_I...
Wallstreetbets has always been this way. It’s not an investing sub. It’s a gambling sub. If you want to get more serious about your gambling, there’s r/options. If you want to actually invest, there are subs for buying and selling stocks.

I do think it’s hilarious how much credit WSB gets in the press. A very few have made millions. The rest have collectively lost countless millions. If sophisticated firms are now analyzing the actions of WSB members, they just became even more the fish in a barrel.
Not sure where you're from, but in Texas carrying firearms is a cultural thing. People didn't wait until concealed carry was passed to start holding. Concealed carry in Texas legalized something people were already doing

In the streets of most big Texas cities, you can just go ahead and assume about half of the people are holding.

Further, concealed carry doesn't cover bars/night clubs. If a place derives more than 51% of its revenue from the sale of on-site consumption of alcohol, you can't carry no matter what license you have.

That's ignoring the fact that a not insignificant amount of people (especially Black young men) in South Dallas are formerly incarcerated or in some form of the justice system. Especially during the late 80's during the height of the crack epidemic. So they're not legally allowed to carry anyway.
According to this plant based source is about 30% more expensive:

https://www.sharkallies.com/shark-free-products/squalene-adj...

It would be kinda sad, now when governments are throwing around trillions of dollars indiscriminately, to drive more species to extinction just to save a few pennies per vaccine dose.

Anyway, hopefully cosmetics use will drop while people are WFH, to offset this at least a little bit.
Which is a facile, ludicrous notion on its face. Absent a human consciousness, what does ‘destroy the planet’ even mean?
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The limit is only for tax purposes. One guy at my work uses Sony DSLR as webcam and it works just fine and we are staying with cams/mics on for hours at a time (pair programming)
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There's a myriad of interesting OSes which run a Linux kernel. Containers, for one (such as Docker). Qubes, for another. Third, Tails. Fourth, NixOS. And so on, and so forth. These 4 examples might each run a Linux kernel, but they each have very different design goals and aims.

I'm much more concerned about the lack of diversity in hardware space... specifically, the lack of open hardware.
WSB is frequently temporarily disabled due to financial crimes. One of the mods was arrested in 2015.
> Stinks of agenda.

Everyone has an agenda. I don't see an agenda of conservation of our ecology as one we need to resist. Especially when their conclusion at the end is not just "Save the Sharks", but a hope that we will research other possible ingredients instead of just running with the first working prototype.
Wage theft. I say we allow these backdoors but it has to come with a Civilian Unit uses it only on high profile targets. Lets have some CEO/politic heads roll for once please. Not Dimebag Dave.
Just like other theories, the wet market one has no evidence.
> I mean I pay more rent in 12 months.

if you don't I wanna live where you live.
The paper Faecal microbiota transplant from aged donor mice affects spatial learning and memory via modulating hippocampal synaptic plasticity- and neurotransmission-related proteins in young recipients [1]:

> Only four genera (Prevotellaceae, Faecalibaculum, Lachnospiraceae and Ruminococcaceae) were found to be significantly differentially abundant

which impacts brain function:

> Subsequent protein network analyses highlighted several differentially expressed proteins in the hippocampus of adult mice that received microbiota from aged donors compared to adult mice that received microbiota from age-matched adult donors.

which implies the involvement of cellular signalling.

Interestingly:

> although major alterations of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) components were not detected, we observed a downregulation of proteins involved in glucose transport across the BBB... that might contribute to the dysfunctional bioenergetic system of the ageing brain

[1] https://microbiomejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186...
Please, please consider your privilege first, before beying condescending about the world population.

Helping the Earth is very, very high on Maslow's pyramid, just appreciate that you are that high on it and think how to bring more people at thay level.

Plagues and wars cannot help the environment, but the bettering of the condition of man kind can, and is the only way forward.

In order to help the Earth, we first have to help man kind.
The existence of Ambazonia doesn't translate to the general populace buying cars with the aim of turning them into camouflaged military vehicles in mind, no. What sort of Rambo fantasy is that?
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I think the underlying cause is that the business model changed. In the past, up to 2010, the gaming media were mostly physical paper magazines and were bought by gamers with hard cash. If they didn’t cater to gamers they would simply lose their audience.

But nowadays gaming media is much broader, from some random blog or YouTube let’s play channel to bigger news sites. And online news attention is everything and controversies are just generating more clicks.
Thanks for the info, sounds like a great product.
Mass-murdering sharks for cosmetics is unethical and evil. They feel the pain just like we do.
Brilliant, I ended up having to pay Alamy lots of cash earlier in the year to buy high-res artwork so I could print for personal use.
Does it change the fact that they are mass-murdered for cosmetics?
>In referring to identified people being killed I contemplated a worst case scenario, following up on comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24737255 "in Hong Kong similar channels were used to kill police"

That is some biggest BS right there. Luckily that comment was flagged.

>Only death threats to them...

Alleged.

>and their children (which is pretty bad in its way)

There were never any, alleged or not death threat to their Children. But there were definately peer pressure and bullying. ( Which is pretty bad as it causes mental health issues )
Yes, and back then that would have been way north Dallas. Forest lane in the 80s was for sure the biggest "cruising" street in the entire metroplex. Funny to think of Vanilla Ice being there, with people listening to Van Halen, Def Leppard....and then this dude with sculpted hair in track suits rapping.
What about other questions, like: what does 30% price premium on plant based source of this oil translate to when it comes to cost of the final vaccine? And what are the issues of using plant based source? Is it worth it?

Shark is a wild animal that presumably doesn't want to be murdered by a human, to have their livers harvested, just because humans messed up with other animals and caused themselves to be infected with other animals' endemic viruses. I don't really know. I haven't talked to any sharks about this, just guessing.
Normal blood pressure increases steadily with age. https://www.idealbloodpressureinfo.com/blood-pressure-chart-... Target and maximum heart rates similarly decline from your teens.

The point where these get called a precursor to heart disease is largely semantics. But they do impact heath before it’s noticeable as a problem.
If you don’t yet understand recursion, you must first understand recursion.
Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24737724
Thank you for making this. I’m enjoying scrolling through art I typically wouldn’t have sought out myself.
I nearly fell out of my couch laughing! I guess none of these people have ever lived on a boat. The hum is/are boats, you can hear them pretty far inland too, especially late at night!
Imagine how much fewer resources it would use if a native app were available...
> 2) Buy/sell where you have unique expertise. If you work in the toilet hardware industry, buy/sell stocks related to that industry.

When I started investing, being an EE and working in IT, I tried this: I bough AAPL and RIMM. One did better than the other.

I'm now basically all-index all the time.
three favourite bookmarks of mine:

Time, Clocks, and the Ordering of Events in a Distributed System, Lamport. (1978) http://lamport.azurewebsites.net/pubs/time-clocks.pdf

Impossibility of Distributed Consensus with One Faulty Process, Fischer, Lynch, Patterson.
(1985) http://macs.citadel.edu/rudolphg/csci604/ImpossibilityofCons...

A History Of The Virtual Synchrony Replication Model, Birman. (2010) http://www.cs.cornell.edu/ken/History.pdf
The shark protection group objects to any use of shark derived squalene. The threat of even more sharks being killed serves as opportunity to focus attention on this ongoing issue.
Sweden is the same, carrying almost any kind of knife in a public space is generally illegal. There are exceptions, such as construction workers who need to carry knives and other pointy things for work, but generally it's not allowed.
How so? I thought the poster meant that they are the ones who will be writing the novels. Or did I misunderstand?

I don't really think you could rely 100% on AI for creative things like novels. A fundamental problem with AI (in my humble opinion) is that it simply doesn't have a grasp on reality. Unless if you constantly take care to guide it, it will go off the rails very fast.
Simple: ban the use for cosmetics. Should save 2 million sharks a year if those numbers are correct.
> the machine has plenty of memory available

On my MacBookAir with 4GB of RAM, Gmail+GCalendar+Slack+GChat+Trello+Docs is enough to put memory pressure on the system. Gmail+Calendar alone end up taking up 1.5-2GB after a while. No respect for memory.
I might be misunderstanding, but I don't think every algorithm can be expressed through iteration. I believe the Ackerman function is an example of an algorithm that can only be computed through recursion[0].

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ackermann_function
Yes, a lot. Even if you're a die hard animal rights activist, can't you see that 3.2 million deaths from a population of a hundred million (say) is a much smaller deal than 3.2 million from a population of ten million? One means possible extinction of a species, the other does not.
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