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www.cnbc.com 7mo ago

Meta's Instagram orders employees back to the office 5 days a week

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drive.google.com 8mo ago

SBF: Where did the FTX money go

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www.bitsaboutmoney.com 9mo ago

A window into modern loan origination

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www.wsj.com 10mo ago

The Renewed Bid to End Quarterly Earnings Reports

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cyberinsider.com 11mo ago

Chrome VPN Extension with 100k Installs Screenshots All Sites Users Visit

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www.bloomberg.com 1y ago

Musk Says Grok is coming to Telsa vehicles next week

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www.bloomberg.com 1y ago

Altman Says Meta Offered OpenAI Staffers $100M Bonuses

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www.moneylaundering.com 1y ago

OFAC Discloses Massive Penalty Against Venture Capital Firm

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www.cnbc.com 1y ago

Meta's Reality Labs posts $4.2B loss in first quarter

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tether.io 1y ago

Tether Approaching $120B in U.S. Treasuries, Quarterly Operating Profit over $1B

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www.bloomberg.com 1y ago

Alphabet's Profit Gets $8B Boost from SpaceX Investment

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www.wsj.com 1y ago

Superbillionaires

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www.wsj.com 1y ago

Robinhood to pay $45M SEC settlement over data breach, other violations

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nvidianews.nvidia.com 1y ago

Nvidia Announces Financial Results for Third Quarter Fiscal 2025

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seekingalpha.com 1y ago

Super Micro Computer plummets as auditor resigns

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www.cnbc.com 1y ago

JPMorgan suing customers who stole in 'infinite money glitch'

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www.thestar.com 1y ago

Homeowners who rent on Airbnb must pay 13% tax on property value when they sell

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www.ft.com 1y ago

New titans of Wall Street: How trading firms stole a march on big banks

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www.bloomberg.com 1y ago

Harvard's Not-So-Smart Money: Two Decades of Poor Returns and Rich Pay

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www.latimes.com 1y ago

Stanford, USC Banned from Giving Preference to Legacy Students

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blog.umd.edu 1y ago

Ted Weschler Turned $70k into $264M in a Retirement Account

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www.reuters.com 1y ago

Trump Media shares face potential sell-off as insider selling restrictions lift

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siliconangle.com 1y ago

Alibaba releases 100 open-source AI models and new text-to-video generator

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papers.ssrn.com 1y ago

The Impact of Robinhood's Order Types on Retail Trading Costs

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www.bloomberg.com 2y ago

Hedge Fund's Adani Short Revealed in Blow-by-Blow Account

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finance.yahoo.com 2y ago

'Pharma Bro' behind DJT crypto token, no proof Barron Trump involved

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www.bnnbloomberg.ca 2y ago

Nvidia Leads Companies Minting Money on Interest from Cash

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blocksbridge.substack.com 2y ago

How Big Was Bitcoin's Mining Profit Squeeze After Halving?

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news.bloomberglaw.com 2y ago

Jane Street Avoids Disclosing Secrets to Millennium in Dispute

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news.bloomberglaw.com 2y ago

Tornado Cash Developer Convicted of Money Laundering

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Oh man, that's an old school name.

I miss cranky geeks, to the point where I've gone back to listen to older episodes.

It's nicely symmetrical, because conversely I prefer my LLM-generated code to have no dependencies.

How do you get your code to the point where it has no dependencies? How do you do any sort of database writing without a library, or web access without sockets from an os library?

What sort of code has no dependencies? I'm now very curious as I can't see how you can do anything without altest including the std lib from your OS to do any file i/o.

Most of this debt will be forgiven or given a significant haircut.

The legal term is odious debt and it has a long history of debt taken out by dictators being forgiven once the dictator has been removed.

The IMF will normally make a ruling on this as to if the debt is odious or not but given how a few big hedge funds that normally go after discounted debt have recently dumped a chuck of Venezuela's debt the writing is on the wall as they say.

I'm not a government credit expert but what analysts are saying to expect 60-75% of the debt to be restructured, not forgiven, in terms of a 50% hair cut.

The debts owed to oil companies secured by oil infrastructure is less likely to be written off as Venezuela will need foreign help to rebuild their oil infrastructure form these same companies, giving them a fair bit of leverage here:)

But then he made a tweet that basically just says "I suggested this, some people like it, some hate it". That's super against the rules, because it attracts people to the proposal who otherwise wouldn't have seen it.

How would this in any way be against the rules? Wouldn'tan open and democratic process like wikipedia want as many eyes as possible on a vote or rule change?

That sounds completely backwards from the open and free spirit of wikipedia. If even wikipedia has gone full mob rule then hwo do any projects stay open and free to everyone?

The lidar shows me:

- if a car is behind me

- how many cars( I think up to 8) are behind me

- what speed they are coming up on me by way of animation

To answer your question about what to do, mostly yes, yield the road if I'm on a country road and get over to the shoulder if there is a good paved one.

It's a valid question if you've never ridden on a country road with cars. You want all the notification you can get if someone is coming up behind you so you can plan what to do

I use a Garmin edge bike computer and a Garmin tail light with lidar that shows cars as they come up from behind on you on the computer screen and give audio alert as well.

That works well enough for most road riding. I wonder if having a reverse view mapped onto my glasses would be an improvement or take away from my focus.

Makes alot of sense. Canada has:

- one of the largest uranium reserves

- a well respected and safe nuclear design in CANDU

- experience with building and refurbishing nuclear reactors(Darlington)

and for Ontario itself A need for more baseload to work with the large amount of solar and wind that Ontario has added in the last 10 years.

Saskatchewan also now has a potential need for nuclear for industrial use now that wasn't present before from its existing population.

if the government can clear the red tape by using a well tested reactor design then they could certainly get some of these reactors built in that time frame.

15 seems...ambitions, but if we're going to spend at a federal level this is probably one of the better things to invest in.

Really?

I don't think anyone really holds him responsible for the dotnet crash of 2000 as that was a market issue and irrational exuberance issue and not a monetary one.

And 2008 was similar. The Fed doesn't control or have any responsibility for lower lender standards or ARM mortgages.

Congress was responsible for the GSE's that bought any mortgages and wrote insurance on those mortgages, so you can't blame the FED for that.

Wallstreet are their regulators were responsible for the securitization of mortgages that went bad in 2008, not the FED.

At worst you can say they had the wrong monetary policy but that's an opinion and not something that can be said as a fact.

Can you flesh out how you feel Greenspan is responsible for 2008?

Oh wow. I love mine, so much that I've never been back to the apple laptop eco system since. The two surface laptops I've had are the best laptops I've owned.

The build it rock solid, its trivial to run wsl for a Linux environment and I still get a windows environment for work with excel, etc.

The keys don't come off the keyboard like they do with my old mac chicklet style laptop keys and even my 10 year old can still drive multiple external monitors.

We do all our work samples in person at a our offices as part of the in person interviews. Takes 2-3 hours, never been a problem so far.

If you are going to take a day off to do 3-4 in person interviews at a company then this slots in well.

being pedantic here but

You aren't allowed to set up a life insurance policy on someone else's life, or a fire insurance policy on someone else's home

This isn't really true. Lots of people take out life insurance on others as a hedge for many reasons, small business partner is one. Same fire insurance, we had a case where someone pledged a building as collateral and we took out separate fire insurance on the building so we'd get paid out immediately.

I'm not sure where this false premise started but alot of people believe it.

I do find it to be true that with coding agents the famous quote from Jurassic Park goes through my head multiple time a day

"our scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they never stopped to ask if they should.

I've now come to the realization that if I'm having an llm work constantly all day writing code for me i'm probably doing something wrong as I'm no longer focusing on the core issue itself.

I may be in a minority here in that I write code to augment my self and not to ship to others so I can tell very quickly if I'm just gold platting something or if i'm actually delivering real value to my trading or risk management.

How can you make yourself genuinely care about something you don't care about? It sounds as plausible as changing your own sexual orientation.

Most people don't care about the gym but they care about their health and their health as they age so many learn to care about going to the gym even if they don't love every minute of their gym time. I'm one of those people.

It's a real problem at this point. People still say "nobody went to jail for the GFC" even though over 200 people did in the US; it's just it took a decade and nobody actually paid attention a decade later when they went to jail.

Did over 200 people in the US go to jail for the GFC? I just tried looking and I only see 1 person in the US. Iceland had about 25.