AdamM12

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by AdamM12 7y ago
Just a thought. How about abolishing corporate tax and then making every entity as pass through entity for tax purposes? At the EOD all entities are owned by someone and that income is taxed at a progressive rate. From what I've read t
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by AdamM12 7y ago
I believe you should be able to write off a loss as cap gains or OID depending on how long after excise you liquidate. Will at least be able to get some back.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Yeah that or just plug in 5-6 extensions and you end up with the same. Found myself doing flask-sqlalchemy, flask-migrate, etc. after a while.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Home equity line of credit (HELOC) rates are cheaper than credit cards so can finance large purchases w/ the equity in your home.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I don't think this a good analysis of the cashflows. My rent for a similar asset, lets say a 1k sq/ft 3 bed SFH, would have to be significantly cheaper since my house can appreciate in value while sticking to a fixed mortgage who&
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by AdamM12 8y ago
What market? I'm assuming coastal because where I'm at (midwest) this seems ridiculous.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
That and also I'm going to have to be pay to live somewhere so would I rather put my money towards an asset I control or give it to someone else for their asset?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
My best guess would be the long term returns of the S&P 500 is 7-8%. If you look at the returns relative to inception date 1993 SPY is like 9%. [1] https://us.spdrs.com/en/etf/spdr-sp-500-etf-SPY
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by AdamM12 8y ago
> "If anything, our policy should do the opposite of what the GSEs promote: if you have a low income, and you try to borrow money to buy a house near where you work, there should be a surtax to discourage this bad diversification. T
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by AdamM12 8y ago
So is the argument here that if a CEO is going to face a 70%, or really anything > 50%, after a certain amount they are just not going to pay themselves more and instead pay their workers more? I could really only see that working if the
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Reread the article and what I said. The government insures some private pensions, not public pensions. This insurance provides some economic incentive for PE firms and other managers to behave in the manner derided in the article. All I was
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by AdamM12 8y ago
On some levels the government insuring pensions like this creates an economic incentive to do exactly what these guys are doing.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Doing Django dev right now. I always right unit tests for a component but not necessarily integration tests. Depends on whether or not the component interacts with an outside system (db, redis, aws, etc.). Always mock those systems if the c
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I agree with this also. We have to make estimates as to how long it will take. If it's not a simply READ endpoint or working on a piece of code that I've previously worked (bug fix, minor feature add) on I don't feel I can gi
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by AdamM12 8y ago
No question. Just cool that you are here responding to them. Really interesting article. Also read the CFS feature. Also very interesting. Should note the link to the Carbon Cement feature goes to the CFS feature instead.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
This looks really interesting. Saving for later as I've been wanting to dive into python much more.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Wait so do they need a search warrant?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I've basically adopted the policy that if bikes start to shred I put my headphones in or walk away.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Two parent household is probably a better indicator of academic success but income and multiple parents are obviously linked. https://www.jstor.org/stable/2096106?seq=1#page_scan_tab_con...
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by AdamM12 8y ago
IMO you could just go to another site that doesn't. To each their own.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Only learned about this because of highly ranked r/DIY post from someone in Germany just the other day.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Ok so how's that work for a news site? Don't they need some kind of tracking to get relevant info on what their users are interested in?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
They don't run ads to generate revenue. Most content sites do.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
How do you suppose the site make money off their visits? To me what you want sounds like freeloading.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
"Internet tech giants including Google and Facebook could be made to monitor, filter and block internet uploads under amendments..." Should read. "Countless companies that do not have the resources of Google and Facebook coul
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I'm CoE and have done some FPGA in school. Stuff is pretty interesting.
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I'm curious as to what the job title and pay range for the, what I assume to be EE's, designing chipsets make at an Intel/Apple?
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by AdamM12 8y ago
OP's post and this seem to be telling executives to avoid fixing technical debt. Am I the only one who's reading it that way? Having worked at a company that completely eschewed even fixing basic formatting of legacy code for ten+
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by AdamM12 8y ago
I'll have to do a deep dive for this article I read out of the WSJ about how the average credit score for GSE loans is significantly higher than before. I think a lot of people are more educated and better managing their credit score t
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by AdamM12 8y ago
Only controversial to people who enjoy bike shredding flame wars.

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