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veritas
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Comment #310942
>The big 5 were previously under no regulation as to their leverage ratios. http://www.nysun.com/business/ex-sec-official-blames-agency-... That article suggests that the SEC enfor…
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Comment #310924
>Bank holding companies are subject to risk-based capital requirements which prohibit them from operating with high leverage or purchasing large amounts of risky assets. I figured …
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Comment #310880
I wasn't trying to be an ass :) I just see "Breaking" all over the place these days on Reddit and I don't want HN going down the same road.
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Comment #310830
Disclaimer: not an economist. My understanding is that the Glass Steagall act in the 1930s was passed to separate holding banks (like WaMu etc) and investment banks (GS) because wh…
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Comment #310820
1. Please don't use 'Breaking' in the headline. 2. This, from what I know, seems like a terrible move.
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Comment #306107
Curious, as always. My email is in my profile :)
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Comment #173932
What are you talking about? DHH and 37signals provide a lot to the conversation, including differing points of view. If having a different opinion means "contributing nothing posit…
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Comment #172923
I'm not complaining but is it 37signals week?
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Comment #168601
Features aren't the only thing they're getting. The guys at Xobni are extremely talented and Microsoft always wants talented engineers.
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Comment #167606
I think you're making a big deal out of what, at worst, was a poorly worded phrase. Relax a little :)
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Comment #167603
I'm not sure of the checkout system, but I assume right now that the payments are left for the sellers and buyers to deal with and Etsy would instead like to establish their own sy…
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Comment #161541
"Sooner or later Valleywag will write something particularly informative or amusing and Hacker News readers will miss out." Because in the off chance that Valleywag writes this inf…
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Comment #156419
I'm not your guy, friend!
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Comment #151492
Good stuff. I would've liked to see data for: Nginx + Mongrels, Ngninx/Apache + Evented Mongrels, Swiftiply + Evented Mongrels. http://brainspl.at/articles/2007/05/12/event-driven-…
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Comment #82596
The base jQuery is very light, perhaps half the size of Prototype if I recall correctly. The added bloat comes from the effects and UI libraries. The UI library is probably superfl…
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Comment #80266
Dude... you're trying too hard on a trivial area. You only have to be close by 60 seconds give or take, so just hard code in the timestamp: http://www.unixtimestamp.com/ It's a pai…
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Comment #80251
Erm... this maybe a silly question, but how far are we supposed to take this?
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Comment #78265
Apparently not...
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Comment #78264
Wow... not one mention of the Indian Institutes of Technology which may just be the toughest engineering schools on the planet. Just have a look at their entrance exams... Bias any…
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Comment #74294
Yep, the background color. It's a little dull, but that's just my personal preference. So I don't know what other feedback you've gotten, but take what I say with a grain of salt. …
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Comment #74286
Hmm interesting. I'm just used to it I suppose. Sometimes instead of refreshing to see if something has changed, I just click the logo by habit. But, I concede the point.
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Comment #74243
Interesting... IntenseDebate also launched today. TechStars and YC are neck and neck in this space. To the Disqus guys: 1. On your home page, the logo should be clickable. 2. The l…