> text_c = text_a + text_b
Stopped reading there.
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> text_c = text_a + text_b
Stopped reading there.
EDIT: I think this is related: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/238503/tip-on-how-to...
In terminal, even the horizontal rules are waste of space though.
> M.I.T. Media Lab, Already Rattled by the Epstein Scandal, Has a New Worry
Stopped reading there.
> 25% chance
By the way, I've heard from a friend who tried to re-implement Simulink (only the diagram designer part) that proper line placing is NP-hard.
http://shootout.alioth.debian.org
and it crashed and data was lost AFAR.
There's now
https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Computer_Language_Benchmar...
Just wanted to mention prior art.
echo *
does not expand dotfiles. I guess there's some setopt for that.https://accounts.firefox.com/authorization?client_id=802d56e...
What is this?
What the hell, who is this text for?
To measure just how concentrated stock returns have been, we calculated the impact that the 10 largest stocks have had on the Morningstar US Large-Mid Index, which essentially tracks 90% of the stock market. We took the 10 largest stocks at the end of each year going back to 2009, and using Morningstar Direct's equity attribution tool, excluded their returns from the index's performance and compared that number with each year's total return.
into mathematics so I can interpret the percentages in the table below?
Why do people involved in finance hate mathematics so much? Is it obvious to everyone?
EDIT: I think it is: returns_of_index_per_year - returns_of_index_minus_returns_of_top_N_stocks_per_year
EDIT 2: What does "Cumulative Market Impact" mean? When you google it or "Market Impact" it gives bunch of unrelated measures... Finance jargon is such a mess.
Also, the page requires JS to render, so it's probably crap anyway.
Stop using configuration languages as programming languages and leave YAML alone as configuration language.
If you know about dangers of unsafe YAML, why don't you just replace load() with safe_load()??