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levthedev

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    Comment #23492707

    I disagree. There is no such thing as a "lean" site that is as popular as Wikipedia (top 5-10 US depending on the day). I believe they are likely the leanest website in the Alexa t…

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    Comment #23480038

    I have to object to this. Wikimedia as of their audited 2019 financial statements ( https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/foundation/3/31/Wikim... ) already has ~$53m in short ter…

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    Comment #21464577

    WeWork, for the most part, does not own actual real-estate assets. They mostly have actual real-estate liabilities - leases. They do own a relatively small amount of property, like…

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    Comment #21243355

    This is technically true, but sort of misses the mark. Costco does not price goods such that their Cost of Goods Sold + Operating Expenses = their Membership Fees + Non Alcohol Gro…

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    Comment #21036008

    The interest rate on deposits was previously -0.6%, and now is -0.75%. Hope that clarifies if you were unsure.

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    Comment #21035997

    What is the advantage to buying Tether with Krones instead of just converting them to USD? I think people jump to crypto as a solution when oftentimes the financial markets have al…

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    Comment #19997685

    Full email thread on the Wayback Machine (worth the read) https://web.archive.org/web/20080112204313/http://www.centos...

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    Comment #19982086

    Boglehead investing is generally the safe and correct pick for the average investor, but large corporations, hedge funds, banks, and so on, all require hedging. A simple example is…

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    Comment #19884431

    I believe they are, by some fairly loose accounting definition (i.e., not counting back office expenses, capital expenses, etc), profitable on non-pool rides in core US cities.

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    Comment #19492707

    Don't do this. See the other response as to why.

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    Comment #19492689

    Sure, if you think that rates are going to drop next year, and would like to secure the 10 year rate instead of risking that. Another way to express it: if today, you believe the a…

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    Comment #19468056

    There was a less extreme yield curve inversion a few months ago, which is likely what you're referring to. But it wasn't so far reaching as the current inversion, which puts the 1 …

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    Comment #19335260

    It's a sci-fi book with an impressive sense of scale. Every hundred pages or so the story zooms out; from one man's life, to a country's struggle, to a global calamity, to an inter…

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    Comment #18175699

    That doesn't make any sense. Why would someone have interviewed at Google before doing a bootcamp like Lambda School, which is specifically meant to teach someone (with almost zero…

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    Comment #18063397

    Is it not possible to limit your algorithm's maximum time change for each school? Say, capping the change at 1 hour, and finding the best result of that set of times. Even if it is…

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    Comment #17048614

    Two great books.

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    Comment #16736994

    California Sunday is my favorite. https://californiasunday.com

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    Comment #15808180

    I think you're being too harsh. Sure, there are a number of poorly run soup kitchens. There are also some excellent ones! And even the poorly run soup kitchens ostensibly do good -…

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