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Thanks for the extra details! What do you think of buying a TIPS fund instead of purchasing TIPS directly?
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Nothing exactly like it but TIPS are Treasury Inflation Protected Securities. Probably best to buy them in a fund due to their complexities. Vanguard and Fidelity both have funds for them.
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Another thing that happens that I didn’t see mentioned is that people at higher levels will only allow incompetent people to be promoted to their level. If they allowed the best people to get promoted to their level, it would adversely impa
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What's wrong with signalling how virtuous you are? There are many things wrong with it. First, virtue is in the eye of the beholder. For example, watching a video of a lion chasing down a gazelle can be presented in a way to elicit s
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The premise of the article equating two things that are so obviously unequal leads me to believe it was written primarily for virtue signaling purposes.
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quite amusing how sheltered Americans are in thinking that a little political tension is a danger to their own country As an American, allow me to be even more inflammatory. Americans think that everything is falling apart because we'
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they think that a refund is some kind of free money "bonus" For many people that get the child tax credit, a bonus is exactly what it is. The word you should have put in quotes is “refund”. My sister, for example, used to pay ab
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It doesn’t bother you sometimes that some people starve while others hoard wealth that rivals the gdp of entire countries? People going hungry, especially children, is a travesty. What is your solution to it? We already have food stamps,
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There are quite literally billions of people that are richer, smarter, better looking and/or more physically able than I am. I'm glad for it. I would never want to bring anyone else down to meet me at my level on any metric.
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masking the need for more resources. Want to know the one resource that schools can never give students? Parental involvement. It also happens to be the #1 variable in success for students. If parents aren't checking their children
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison_Bergeron In the year 2081, the 211th, 212th, and 213th amendments to the Constitution dictate that all Americans are fully equal and not allowed to be smarter, better-looking, or
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Trying to actually talk on a cell phone is so much harder than it used to be when you could cradle the receiver in your shoulder. If this was tongue-in-cheek, you got me! I would never go back to holding a physical phone up to my ear afte
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Infinitesimal is right. Since EIP-1559 went live in August 2021, over $6.3 billion worth of Ethereum has been burned since they now burn transaction fees instead of giving them to miners. They burn about $11 million per day! This $34 millio
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I’m a tech-minded American that pays $65 per month for a 1 Gbps up and down line that I am completely satisfied with. Until recently I paid $35 per month for a 300 Mbps line because I couldn’t justify the jump to 1 Gbps. Then I had to uploa
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I started buying and restoring Commodore computers about a year ago. A Commodore 64 was my first computer and it’s so satisfying diagnosing which chip is bad, replacing it and seeing the computer start up successfully.
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Bill Maher had an insightful take on China and the US. https://youtu.be/2DH4v6FnbvM “China is as serious as a prison fight.”
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and if more people...you included....were good at statistics to evaluate good policies I learned statistics as part of the CFA program. I also learned economics and can spot a dead weight loss when I see one.
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Why are people so focused on this straw man? A strawman is an intentional misrepresentation of a proposition that is set up because it is easier to defeat than an opponent's real argument. So where's the strawman? People do get
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People are in such a hurry to talk, they don’t listen.
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They better themselves, they better the economy and taxes What if they want to get a PhD on how autumn leaf colors in New England impact the emotions of rattlesnakes from Texas? You want to pay for that?
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what is the resistance to a welfare state America is a welfare state. If you truly can't afford to go to college, the government will pay for you to go. Look up FAFSA. If you can't afford medical care, the government will provid
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It converts the entire group to SMS when you have a single non-iOS user.
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Speaking as an American iMessage user, it is very pervasive. I know a lot of people that cringe when one non-iPhone user is added to a group chat and it turns everything you send green instead of blue.
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It isn't just Twilio. When I had T-Mobile, I was able to get 2FA SMS from about 1/3 of the companies that I use it with. Even financial companies like Vanguard and many others, never were let through with T-Mobile. I called T-Mobi
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I’ve been working for very large corporations for 24 years. In that time I’ve gotten over 30 certifications including three AWS certifications last year. Your take on corporate jobs is completely foreign to me. I’m sure it exists somewhere
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Are you on mobile? Some mobile providers limit streaming quality and they do this by limiting bandwidth to streaming providers. For example, Visible will never be faster than 2 Mbps to fast.com. You’ll get faster on Speedtest.net because it
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How many European peoples were subjugated and annihilated to get the current population we have today? It goes back even further than modern humans that likely directly caused or at least aided the extinction of the Neanderthal.
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Internet forum moderation is nothing like government censorship. If you don’t like a forum’s moderation policies, you can go to another forum. If you run afoul of your government’s censorship, they can jail you or even end your life.
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Well, I'm within a year or so of being forty. I've have been on about 75 dates over the last two years with women aged 29 to 50s. Huh, the first version of this comment before you edited it said: Yes I'm in my forties, hav
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What's unfortunate is that I can literally emphasize the words on average and use words like generally and still get the accusation that boils down to, "but not everyone is like that." If you think my opinion is useless,
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