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qf303rjr3

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    Comment #16078077

    This is from March 2017.

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    Comment #15796349

    > Clearly there’s no price that bitcoin holders will sell at so they’re clearly exiting the USD ecosystem. I reckon there would be a lot of sellers if the price went to $1000.

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    Comment #15292230

    If you're going to quote an article, you shouldn't leave out context that changes the meaning of the sentence you're quoting - "The 75th anniversary commemorations of the dastardly…

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    Comment #15088758

    If you own $1 billion of equities on swap, you can guarantee that your broker has actually bought the equities (or something close to them) as a hedge. There is no way that your br…

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    Comment #14468256

    Who's to say that it isn't a pattern from Game of Life? You can set up the initial configuration however you like.

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    Comment #12643174

    No they can't - or at least, this paper doesn't provide any compelling evidence that they can. I read this paper when it first came out a few years ago, and produced an implementat…

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    Comment #12506246

    Marketplace for craft beers, direct from the brewery - https://www.eebria.com/ They also have a trade site - https://www.eebriatrade.com/

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    Comment #12297212

    Does the author define what they mean for a stereotype to be "accurate"? For example, it is a stereotype that in the US, white people vote Republican. Is this an accurate stereotyp…

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    Comment #12055225

    Much of the initial reporting was by John Careyrou, writing for the Wall Street Journal. This article is representative: http://www.wsj.com/articles/theranos-has-struggled-with-blo…

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    Comment #11976262

    No - you have the following identity because 0 = -0 0^0 = 0^(-0) and by the definition of negative exponents, 0^(-0) = 1/(0^0) So whatever number 0^0 is, it is equal to its own rec…

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    Comment #11919363

    I work for a quantitative hedge fund. I program computers to trade securities for a living. On any given day, code that I have written trades hundreds of millions of dollars worth …