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Comment #12730400
> (It is, however, extremely important to me that I make clear that I had no idea there was a law like this for a reward when I resigned from UBS in October 2005, as the law passed…
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Comment #12254078
That is a really impressive piece of software. USB exfiltration of data on air gapped machines is next level. I'm in awe of their skill.
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Comment #12190215
It was by no means a dig at you! I'll check the others out for sure, thanks for sharing.
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Comment #12190061
Is this not just a humblebrag? I really fail to see the point of this. It is really cool to read about people who find inventive ways to overcome economic obstacles. It's somewhat …
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Comment #12182161
>A complex simulation with many long-lived agents. No need to start a new one here, just download Dwarf Fortress.
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Comment #12179896
You're not going to get a much better reply than this. Speak their language, they will listen. Especially if you have access to historical data, it can be pretty easy to cherry pic…
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Comment #12177812
I can't say I know its exact manufacturing origins, but I can say without a doubt my TV is a Vizio.
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Comment #12165392
I'm not sure exactly what you're implying. Are you suggesting Espinoza was laundering? Or currency exchange is money laundering? That his buddy had to cop to a plea deal with overz…
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Comment #12165281
The entire point of money laundering is to convert ill-gotten money into seemingly legitimate assets. It's not like they offered Espinoza dirty cash that he would buy for cents on …
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Comment #12088749
>People need to know why they can't trust you. Why can't people trust him? Seems like a good guy to me.
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Comment #12082299
What about when x is 15?
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Comment #12076127
>TECHNOLOGY Our technology stack is a unique use of complicated algroithms... Sold
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Comment #12066329
This instantly reminded me of an article I read about medication side effect disclaimers actually increasing the odds of people trying the product. Both are pretty interesting effe…
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Comment #12052367
Was anyone else floored by this? Even in the extremely unlikely scenario of Doig actually painting a piece he would disavow, how is the greater good served by going forward with th…
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Comment #12039469
Anyone have insight as to why Snapchat is blocked in China but Snow isn't? Is Snow just currently under the radar and will likely suffer the same fate?
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Comment #12013406
From the "technical implementation" article they link to >When you do a search on DuckDuckGo, depending on the particular search, we will make a call to Yahoo for links, ads and ot…
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Comment #12013329
I was looking into those who signed (currently at 110 by the way) and I was a bit interested in the age range. Even though the years that individuals were granted the prize ranged …
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Comment #12004937
Solely because of the time value of money. It might seem great to have profit now, but you really want to maximize your net present value[0]. Focusing on growth early is often the …