JacKTrocinskI

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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Like I said it requires trading experience, you can't gain trading experience without trading. He's young, he can afford to make mistakes in the market and learn from them. Accumulating stock like SPY and AAPL is good if you&#x2
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Yeah, to me it's sort of obvious that we just entered into a market correction right now but for someone who is new to investing I guess just invest every month a lump sum and go for it. Every month buy some SPY and you'll averag
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Totally agree. For OP as a young investor I would suggest creating a learning account for experimenting with higher risk trading strategies. For investment purposes SPY and QQQ, just not before the election because too much volatility rig
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Not always a good strategy, if you invest during a bear market you may have to wait years before you recoup losses, of course as the old saying goes time in the market beats timing the market.
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Open a Roth IRA, max out your yearly contributions and invest out of that. This will enable you to avoid taxes on investment profits and help you save for retirement. I gather you are young since you just found your first job which typical
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I think you guys hit the nail on the head here, we want our old workflow back! I'm not saying that the commit to master workflow is the greatest in the world but it worked for us and now we're blaming Git for this feature branch
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I am unaware of SVN backfiring, however I do see peer reviews as being grossly overlooked in the project. However, Git does not solve that problem because people just click the approve button in Odyssey without actually reviewing the code.
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I'm keeping an open mind definitely, maybe it's a matter of time and learning the ins-and-outs as you mentioned. My number one philosophy though has always been KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) and I think I’m off put by complexities
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Git Sucks, What Am I Doing Wrong?
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Engineers and other well paid professionals.
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
In April Credit Suisse released their outlook on the real estate market in Switzerland, I think their views can be broadly applied to the US as well though. "Low mortgage interest rates mean that home ownership is currently cheaper tha
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China imposes sanctions on U.S. lawmakers(uk.reuters.com)
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Aug. 07, Unemployment Rate for July to Be Released(data.bls.gov)
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Or talk (Skype)
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
How does this relate to the JEDI contract?
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I get that and to be honest I think I'm getting UBI a bit more as well, and it sounding a lot better to me now.
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
The more I think about it the more the UBI system starts to makes sense. Essentially I think taxing the ultra rich could redistribute wealth to the rest of society which would give them more buying power to stimulate the economy. Those th
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I think the main difference with UBI is that in order to receive unemployment welfare you have to not work, they are de-incentivizing working essentially. In the UBI system everyone gets a minimum paycheck and that would basically be like
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I think I get it now. Basically in the current system you can chose between being on welfare OR working and not receiving welfare. In the UBI system everyone gets a base pay that gives you the option to live life at a minimum however you&
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I still see this as a redistribution of wealth, tax the rich and give to the poor which is socialist in nature, not saying that's bad thing just that it's nothing new. In Poland this sort of thing is already happening, e.g. paren
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
UBI seems to be socialism in disguise. Redistribution of wealth from the ultra rich to the poor by adding additional taxes on robots, carbon, etc. in order to create a more balanced society where the poor have better living standards and
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Where would the money for UBI come from though?
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
How does UBI differentiate itself from socialism, a welfare state and/or communism? Where is the money for UBI going to come from? What incentive would there be for people to work?
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I guess perspective matters, in my opinion an average engineer working at Facebook should be able to afford his own house in a nice neighborhood and be able to provide for his/her family so that they live well. If that's not the
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
They are benefiting from this just as much as you are. Remind your employer that he's also saving money by not having to pay for an expensive office space in the city center and all the things that go with it like hiring cleaning serv
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
That is a poor work life balance. If you are alone then I understand it can be hard coming home to an empty house. I would suggest trying to live with roommates or going out on more dates, anything to build up your personal life outside th
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Learn to cook, guaranteed you will have healthier meals then any chef will make you with ingredients that you chose and with a low overall cost and to be honest it doesn't take much effort to do once you get a good routine going.
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
One of the key benefits of WFH is that people can leave the city where rent is expensive and find a bigger flat for cheaper outside the city limits. In my opinion the ability to have more time to spend with my family and friends outweighs
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
Alcoholism is a complicated disease, it heavily depends on a person's predispositions which are both genetic and psychological. A lot of times alcoholics don't even realize they're alcoholics, they can often maintain a job a
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by JacKTrocinskI 6y ago
I think the health issues caused by alcohol are generally underrepresented because it’s difficult to directly correlate the use of alcohol with something like hypertension, GERD, heart disease, diabetes, etc. Another problem is that often

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