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One of the reasons hedging with ODTE has become common for event based situations is because they are cheaper than those with expiration's later than the event date
Comment · 1 year ago
This is the most reasonable comment here on the topic. Everything else so far is either blatantly political and/or misunderstands market dynamics.

Unfortunately half the comments I read on here are becoming increasingly more reddit-esque. Users posting emotionally charged comments and speaking with an authoritative voice on topics they have little experience or knowledge in an accordingly Hacker News has become more and more useless as a news source.

Comment · 1 year ago
If you read the article, these people are not citizens of the united states...
Comment · 2 years ago
There are a lot of people who do not want their phone seamlessly hooked into anything OpenAI touches. Choice is important
Comment · 2 years ago
For a new washer and dryer, get a Speed Queen. USA made. Commercial style motors. No flashy smart features. They just work and they last.
Comment · 3 years ago
Goalpost shifting

Lol -2 billion in net income is exactly what I think it is saying. Are we saying Ford is committing accounting fraud or trickery?

"It's super easy for a company to make up additional overhead above and beyond gross profits to disappear everything."

What about administrative costs? What about debt? Do we ignore everything besides COGS?

Dividend payments, stock buybacks, etc are not ways to disappear everything. They are ways to make their stock attractive to buyers, keep them in dividend indices, etc

How is this whole thread ignoring standard accounting and the reality of properly running a business?

Comment · 3 years ago
Comment · 3 years ago
This is very interesting.

I have looked into getting a garage CNC, what did you realize after the home install that you needed a legitimate location? The size and sound of it?

Comment · 3 years ago
I think you really underestimate the intelligence of the average CS grad. No way the average iq is under 100. Even to get past the prereq's for a CS degree like calculus you are not going to find many under 100 (let alone going on to graduate)
Comment · 3 years ago
Cutting out alcohol was probably the biggest one. The effects of alcohol on anxiety can last days for me. Low carbohydrate diets seem to really help as well for me. Minimizes highs and lows.
Comment · 3 years ago
I see this as well and it looks to be multiple people buying in to the campaign, especially here on HN.

Having lived in a new, high end apartment that had a heat pump for both heating and cooling for 3 years, I am very unimpressed with the tech. Running nonstop, couldn't heat/cool above/below a certain threshold. Electric bill very high. Clogged and broke a lot. If the general radiant heat and cooling from being in large building didn't exist, I couldn't see this working halfway decent in any place in the midwest. This might work for areas with less variable temperature ranges but for the midwest USA, not seeing it.

Comment · 3 years ago
Do you have additional examples of those simpler ways? I totally understand how Celery can be a hammer and everything is a nail type situation.

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