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jkulubya

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    Comment #45394768

    I’ll agree that you+ai is creating a pleasant sequence of sounds ie music. And I don’t think anyone has the right to say (within reason) what is music or isn’t. But we might need n…

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    Comment #42391036

    Sure, but the problem isn’t that Citadel is expecting that the price will drop. The claim was that Citadel can take a short position without other parties in the market knowing, an…

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    Comment #42378630

    A naked short on their own account would be illegal. A time-bound naked short to fulfill their role as market maker would be acceptable. But even then, all trades are either eventu…

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    Comment #42377641

    Leaving aside the veracity of that figure, if they've sold $60B of shares they don't own then they must've sold shares they borrowed in some way, and that shows up in the demand/su…

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    Comment #41711218

    Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada Remote: Remote/Hybrid/Office Willing to relocate: Within Southern Ontario Technologies: C#, F#, Javascript, .NET, ASP.NET, Postgres, MSSQL, React, Vue,…

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    Comment #41372506

    Not really. Best to think of .net “core” as just .net. Anything that was in the old .net that isn’t in core today won’t ever be. Then there’s stuff that was missing in the earlier …

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    Comment #38391830

    15kph is definitely not “a little faster”. But maybe the more interesting discussion would be, why, apart from the obviously not true 30kph national speed limit, Latvia seems to be…

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    Comment #38147131

    Property accessors `.name` and methods `ElementAt(i)` can have side-effects. From just eyeballing the code, that together with the gc issue would make the compiler in my brain wary…

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    Comment #32699114

    There’s no reason (other than cost and your current wealth and bank risk management) why you couldn’t get a personal loan for the full purchase price of the house, and pay the sell…

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    Comment #32620053

    Yeah, we’re gonna have to agree to disagree. Do I personally think that the 2x fuel imbalance is a problem? Nope, I’d happily get on that plane Could this situation become a safety…

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    Comment #32618331

    From what I’ve read, the Ghanaian regulators have demanded that that specific aircraft not be flown within their jurisdiction because they don’t like the recurring issue with the f…

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    Comment #32615873

    I feel it needs to be pointed out that almost all, if not all, countries have a long history of using access to their aviation industries/airspace/airports/etc as a political tool …

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    Comment #30668288

    If you’re just looking to be unblocked, use the Web SDK because you’re building and running combined web + hosted services [1]. The section linked shows the precise difference betw…

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    Comment #30661290

    The original poster is going slightly off the beaten path and therefore has to manually compose three or four different concepts together to come to the right solution vs relying o…

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    Comment #30658743

    ASP.NET Core apps are actually straightforward console applications. In fact most of the application types you’ll run on .net core are configured in a main method in program.cs. Th…

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    Comment #30147117

    I think we’re on the same page. The point I was trying to make is that reciprocal/multiplicative inverse in every day use seems like it’s a property of a number and not of a functi…

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    Comment #30146629

    Isn't this a case of multiplication being such a "well-known" function that the "inverse" defaults to "multiplicative inverse"?

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    Comment #29992524

    The Bitwarden browser extension has a page with the history of generated passwords which might help

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    Comment #28645958

    I don’t think I’d have a philosophical problem with throwing both synchronously and asynchronously when using async/await. After all, the act itself of queuing some work with a pos…

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    Comment #28245141

    Have you tried https://github.com/fsprojects/Avalonia.FuncUI ?

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    Comment #26707956

    In the kind of finance where you’re dealing with interest payments, you choose/agree on/accept a day count convention and run with it. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/daycount…

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    Comment #26486944

    Yes, but the comment you’re replying to points to the fact that your yield on cash can also be negative due to (for example) having to pay to store the cold hard cash somewhere saf…

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    Comment #24982487

    Rider’s overeager analysis of symbols has been bugging me too, but the latest previews seem to behave a little better

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    Comment #24194983

    Implicit in your question is that the terms are valid. Epic will make the case that they’re not. And if they succeed, then the terms will be worth nothing, and Apple would have to …

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    Comment #24039139

    Location: South Africa Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: C#, F#, .NET, .NET Core, ASP.NET Core, Akka.NET, Vue JS, TypeScript, Linux, Docker/Podman, FIX protocol …