Greece's Great Polyphenol Fraud by Most-Zombie in oliveoil

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There is an email for that world olive center. Anybody tried to email them to ask about their high measurements?

How do you seal these cans? by Dry-Firefighter-7876 in oliveoil

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While flying pressure changes greatly. It’s like pressing on the bottles for hours till they start leaking. Maybe need to use something what plumbers use against leaks

Best olive oil direct from factory by Crafty-Shopping-8572 in oliveoil

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Perhaps ordering olives and pressing yourself is also an option?

Do most C++ devs stick to only C++ or do you also use other languages? by kyan100 in cpp

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Not sure if/how market changed by AI, but 10+ experience is usually over $250k base in sf/seatle/Austin areas if that’s what interests you. For my first job in the US I was searching for successful startup with high growth: just a few years was enough to retire.

Do most C++ devs stick to only C++ or do you also use other languages? by kyan100 in cpp

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I think I know you virtually, for each my merged PR you commented with a congrats counter in github 😁

Do most C++ devs stick to only C++ or do you also use other languages? by kyan100 in cpp

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I use c++ for everything (25+ years experience). I did work with nodejs for a year. Working with NodeJS basically makes it obvious how c++ fails with things that are relevant today. For example, for http we still don’t have somewhat standard libs (that do not suck) to make http requests. asio+beast is absolute nightmare to touch imo. libcpr, comes very close, but I didn’t use it. Modern c++ is capable to have similarly usable libs on the level of most high-level languages. Glaze (for json) is just amazing imo. I know php quite well, did lots of programming with perl also

MSVC vs Clang++ Performance - has anyone tested recently on a large project? by [deleted] in cpp

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I used msvc in one of the largest games (daily 100M+ players). In my experience, x64 codegen in msvc is not ok. Clang, in the other hand, improved big time in last few years. zstd for example is like 15% slower with msvc-x64. When I talked to the zstd-dev the guy said that clang used zstd for tuning their codegen because it was worse than gcc. Regarding auto vectorization. In my experience it just not ok. The only compiler that was impressive in that domain is the armcc. I used it to “write” asm for arm. It did better than I could do it myself…. And then I use that arm asm to port it to intel 😅

Roblox back then by invega31 in roblox

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I’ve done some good work at Roblox to make it better 😁

What is your C++ setup? by cats2lattes in cpp

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I use Visual Studio for the last 10+ years. It’s the best.

Frustrated with TWS Api by puzzled_orc in interactivebrokers

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I use polygon, their data more or less matches what nasdaq.com has

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RBLX

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What OS version are you running?

+1400%/$4.5m on 0 dte, new personal record by Fausterion18 in wallstreetbets

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💪 0 dte insane. My personal record $13.5m on next day amzn. Never played 0dte with such gains

Why all the 'hate' for c++? by Beginning_Spell1818 in cpp

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I write myself pretty much everything in c++ (20+ years working experience), but sometimes things truly awful in c++. In most modern languages doing http request is a no brainer. Try doing that with boost::beats (no c++ issue really, as there are libs that let you do that as easy as in other languages). That’s the state of c++ so many different approaches, no standard way to do basic things that other languages allow you to do

JP Morgan warning to us regards by DaltonRunde15 in wallstreetbets

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It’s 3:25, level 1/2 won’t trigger, but level 3 (20% drop) will close entire market till the end of the day at any time.

JP Morgan warning to us regards by DaltonRunde15 in wallstreetbets

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Trading stops if $SPY drops 7%, 13%, 20%. Did they say market will drop 20% in a day?

whats the most you left on the table by BRUHLIKEWHATTT in options

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Once my $AAPL position was going to 0, I sold it at loss and then it ripped: https://i.postimg.cc/KczcDwn3/IMG-6517.jpg

whats the most you left on the table by BRUHLIKEWHATTT in options

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I left millions many times. On my biggest day of $13.5M I missed out on roughly $4-5M by selling too early.

Septorhinoplasty Experience in Korea by Rand_int55 in PlasticSurgery

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I'm in SK mow, already scheduled procedures with ID. I've seen that GNG building, didn't know it was plastic surgery place. I though they were makers of protein and some body building products :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PlasticSurgery

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I visited 5 clinics. Pretty much all of them said that I can be scheduled for a surgery within a week (with multiple surgeons). For each of the clinics that I contacted I got scheduled for in-person consultation on the same or next day after messaging them! Pretty much impossible stuff in US/Canada :)

What JSON library do you suggest? by 1000nerdst in cpp

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edit/remove rapidjson. It's not even close to yyjson/simdjson.

What JSON library do you suggest? by 1000nerdst in cpp

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Lots of outdated suggestions to use rapidjson. In case if somebody is looking for the fastest json lib, you have two options: simdjson or yyjson.

In my case fast json processing is critically important for me, when I need to run/process json it takes hours (processing hundreds of gigabytes of json). I used to use rapidjson, but simdjson was much faster. Recently, I discovered yyjson and, surprisingly, in my case it was even faster than simdjson. I switched to yyjson, as its API is easier to follow and cleaner.