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Comment #25349458
'and take notes' would be my follow-up to the article. Unless you've got a photographic memory, taking notes forces you to: 1. map/filter/reduce what you're reading for easy refere…
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Comment #24554307
But how would the gov't handle installing all the back-doors?
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Comment #24300644
Normally the US Fed has the following four tools at their disposal: the discount rate, reserve requirements, open market operations, and interest on reserves. But now due to a very…
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Comment #23904339
It’s accessing the chat data. If a bad actor could access incoming chats from a major broker’s PT/Swaps desk, a great deal of money could be made.
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Comment #23894133
Found the Sicilian...
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Comment #23355026
"It is also a big chunk of what corporate chief executive officers ... do". This is a small example of how most of Mr. Levine's writing is reductive to the point of being crude. Ex…
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Comment #23303035
I once interviewed fresh out of college for a tech job at a big shop. When the interviewer got to the puzzle questions, they prefaced with ‘And be honest if you’ve heard it before.…
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Comment #23300799
Indeed
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Comment #23250210
But did you see this latest article I just read? We’re so close!!
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Comment #23237607
"that's a textbook example of how not to blow the whistle and be seen as credible." Considering that the last 2 years is full of whistle blowers that acted credibly and saw nothing…
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Comment #23073580
Abuse of power is important to curtail. If public officials are falsifying public comments, that matters. And to many American citizens, the truth still matters. As for your actual…
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Comment #23073425
Llyod’s of London released a report in May 2013 on the potential effects of a significant Coronal Mass Ejection (CME). The projected costs were 0.6 - 2.6 Trillion USD. https://www.…
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Comment #22982759
The reason for staying at home in the US is to prevent overwhelming hospitals and more people dying. It was a drastic measure to make up for a delayed response and unpreparedness. …