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You handle this by paginating inside a transaction

The US routinely goes to war to secure cheap oil, so I didn't think that's a good example

A much larger percentage of bond traders are institutional, compared to equities, where retail is very active in some names. So I wouldn't really give too many points to "the gener…

> two orders of magnitude more productive Shipping 100x more features per day?

omp.sh is unreadable. I've tried understanding what exactly this is and it's just a wall of edgy sounding slop.

Dozens of GBs of compressed text is an unfathomable amount of information from a human POV.

Btw, the cosmetics industry functions similarly, but worse. Although I suppose the health dangers are lower (the monetary ones are not). For anti aging stuff, the workhorse ingredi…

> the biblical whitewashed tomb. What does this mean?

I'm all for hating bad infrastructure, but this roundabout seems pretty straightforward? Maybe it's different when you're actually driving on it, but from a topdown view it's clear…

"fair" involves a value judgement and requires a moral system. "even" is pure mathematics. > I think it's fair to say that some jobs do actually deserve to be compensated more high…

He's a very MAGA guy, though.

> Everyone picking the S&P 500 over its competitors chooses that. I'm fairly confident most people deciding to allocate to s&p trackers have no idea about rules-based vs committee-…

> a man convicted of fraud Most practitioners in the field see that as a very strong signal of future fraud.

That's "growth hacking" for you

You can rotate any solution by 90 degrees, which would toggle the square colour of your bishop, so it doesn't ultimately matter.

> In other words, after arranging the five black pieces, it must be impossible to place the white king anywhere without it being in checkmate. I think this is a bit ambiguous and, …

> It's weird to me that the Hacker News community doesn't think that sort of competition is good. Negative externalities. The company makes money using a free resource and disincen…

You need more hints that it's rude to take up a seat with your bag?

Only because you typo'd twice: it's "pervasive".

Does this logic still applies if the company is getting other benefits from having me as a user? (Genuine question, I can see arguments for both sides) For example, if I am using t…

> I did some manual verification on most of the data because this peaked my curiousity. It's "piqued my curiosity".

Not a real problem, as proven by many countries where cycling is encouraged and supported

I semi regularly see big cop SUVs parked here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/MydRmrTkiJMxt3Pi7?g_st=ac On the bike lane, which is physically separated from the road. The cop car takes th…

You should actually try saying something instead of vaguely insinuating something . Like, I legitimately am trying to understand what you're saying but it's frustratingly vague. I …

There is a market for custom and rare risk insurance - it's called "surplus lines"