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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
> What "dangers" are there? turning in to a pathetic, obese lech who sits at home alone blowing another paycheck on Onlyfans, clinging to the misguided notion that women want anal on the first date? and even worse, when real l
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
damn how will I be subjected to an endless stream of terrible comic book remakes if these writers can't strike a deal? stay on strike as long as you like, I'll get by without an umpteenth Star Wars series
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
Its easy to make a headline by claiming AI will eventually replace people you never intended to hire anyway
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
how much of the world is going to be put out by the temporary hiatus of some late-night tv show? in the 90s this would have prompted action...now...who cares? streaming platforms will continue to deploy media produced months ago youtube, ti
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
for people who just want a place to dump their paychecks and have a credit card attached, this looks like a win the bar is set pretty low right now, maybe people are just better off running daily expenses through a stable company that isn&#
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
> 1. Unlike 2008, we don't have a whole host of risky borrowers and poor debt; huh? student, auto, and credit card debt are all through the roof auto loans are the new subprime
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
why does any company? because they see the terms as advantageous all the money-flush tech companies issue debt, even though they have no "reason" to
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
they lay off because they can they issue bonds because they can its smart - as money flees iffy industries like banking, it will be looking for a safe home...big tech will have no issue attracting capital the only real danger is big tech ge
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
whats even worse is that they never seem interested in assigning blame on Twitter's CEO and Board Elon only offered to buy Twitter...that offer had to be accepted (and no, the Board was not "legally obligated" to accept the
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
the people who trim trees in my neighborhood will still have a waiting list coders should be worried though
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
countdown until he starts his own AI company and gets hundreds of millions in seed investment... can't say I blame him, everyone in AI who can make a cash grab should do so
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
those people fled because they were told to by the financial press this really feels like a setup to let a big bank buy a little bank for nothing if we are really talking about people fleeing banks in "trouble", they would all clo
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
you should be concerned that regulators, the financial press, large banks etc all seem to have guided this process I see no reason why FRC couldn't have just gone on...shown a quarterly loss from time to time, lose and/or gain dep
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
> The limit can be as high as the FDIC's feeling that particular day, the only thing set in stone is the floor of $250,000.00. as long as the payout doesn't exceed the FDIC's funds its a $100 billion fund insuring $14 tril
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
Like most buybacks, the government is paying $500 for someone's $200 Keltec (which may have already been "used", tainting it), and the seller will probably upgrade to an M&P or Glock (with clean serial #s) Your tax dollar
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
Lots of people use landscaping services Most services want you on a weekly schedule because they make more money. Close-cut lawns are thirstier. It can take effort to find services that will only come twice a month but they are out there. L
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
forget your project for now, if you don't have a mailing address, you won't even be able to work at 7-11 figure out some way to get out of the homeless shelter, ASAP then, get ANY job that pays you money you are in survival mode,
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
Why limit this to unsolved murders? How many police depts ignore property crime? How many police depts have hour long wait times for 911 response? How many 911 systems routinely delay or drop calls? We had a story near here recently where a
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
this is starting to look like a (practically) forever war both sides seem committed to impossible goals - Russia wants to occupy everything up to the Polish border, Zelensky wants Russia completely pushed back even out of Crimea both goals
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
Powell is already the most powerful man in the world and is about to get even more powerful the FDIC fund is around $100 billion...the amount of deposits it is expected to cover is $14 trillion the Fed will end up taking over the FDIC; the
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
Next time you attack a "conspiracy theory", look back at how many years passed from first mention of Epstein to a final admission...all the while, people who spoke out were derided as cranks.
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
I don't think 30 mins, 3 times a week of exercise is remotely close only stretching back a few decades, my grandfather was working his own land as a subsistence farmer without much "automation"...probably doing the equivalent
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
interestingly, most of FRCs loans seemed to be residential real estate to wealthy people at crappy rates now (like most mortgages written in the last few years), but these borrowers seem extremely unlikely to default (and they can't re
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
what do you want Congress to do? if they increase spending, you get more inflation, and then they have to eventually pay higher rates on their own debt if they cut spending, they can deflate the economy, and they can't attract the tax
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
all of the banks have some Treasuries yielding next to nothing all of the banks have DOA car loans (bigger than student loans now?) all of the banks have mortgages they underwrote for thirty years at 3%...these may be a relative loss to Tre
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
Amusing that people are fleeing to BofA, JPM, Wells Fargo as if they are safe How many DOA car loans is BofA sitting on? How many 2.7% mortgages did WF underwrite? How much dead commercial RE is backed by JPM? And they ALL bought US Treasur
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
the third world isn't buying Intel's top-of-the-line CPUs... go look at high-end Lenovo laptops with Intels' best CPUs...$3k+++ Intel and AMD won't last long selling cheap CPUs to a shrinking Windows market overseas
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
even if Windows survives, they will also likely move to ARM Intel is in real serious trouble, and so is AMD
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
> Thats an incredibly privileged view on this. The world doesn't run high paying western salaries but that hurts Intel too...their profit margins are in their high-end CPUs people keep talking about the cost of Macs but they're
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by 0zemp2c 3y ago
> Nobody in the space gives a crap what laptops people buy for personal use once every 5-7 years. maybe they don't, but Intel should btw my employer (Fortune 100 co) has switched to deploying Macs and will probably deploy close to 1

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