Moodles

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by Moodles 7y ago
I did not write that you should only use index funds for everything. In fact I wrote you should follow the Reddit personal finance flowchart.
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by Moodles 7y ago
My family. Women I’ve dated. I’m back in my hometown for Christmas now and talking to people I knew from school. The average person doesn’t know about this stuff (though most likely has some proportion invested through the default option in
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by Moodles 7y ago
First aid is good. Also general investing in index funds like VTSAX and VTIAX. It is so simple, yet most people I run into on a regular basis just save their money in a checking account earning 0.01% APY. Follow the reddit personal finance
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by Moodles 7y ago
How do you know it wasn’t just the exercise and fewer calories?
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by Moodles 7y ago
I would guess they save less so have to retire to cheaper places.
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Second infinite leverage bug found in Robinhood. Team post on r/wsb, gets banned(reddit.com)
20 points by Moodles 7y ago|12 comments
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by Moodles 7y ago
If he travelled that much, then yeah. It’s just a phrase.
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Germany's Whole Yield Curve Dives Below 0% for the First Time(bnnbloomberg.ca)
3 points by Moodles 7y ago|0 comments
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by Moodles 7y ago
I love watching them both. They're both humble, great champions and ambassadors for the sport. I would think the reason most people prefer Federer (if there's even concrete evidence to back this up -- has anyone really done a surv
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by Moodles 7y ago
> [Federer's] clay stats are underwhelming, but it’s hard to tell if that’s because he’s not great on clay, or whether he was just unfortunate enough to be active at the same time as the greatest clay court player in history. Clay i
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by Moodles 7y ago
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver did a segment on this recently: https://youtu.be/-tIdzNlExrw
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by Moodles 7y ago
Indeed, this is called inelastic and elastic demand. Edit: Hacker News, plz, it's not that complex guys :-) one person willing to pay $1000000000000000 is better than 100 people willing to pay $1
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by Moodles 7y ago
I was expecting to see discussions of something like a yield curve in this article, not the fashion sense of CEOs... Market timing is pretty much impossible for most people. So many people said we’re heading for a crash 3, 4, 5 years ago. T
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Why Reverse Tabnabbing Matters (An Example on Reddit)(reddit.com)
1 points by Moodles 7y ago|0 comments
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Wells Fargo does not adhere to case sensitive passwords(community.spiceworks.com)
2 points by Moodles 8y ago|0 comments
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by Moodles 8y ago
Facebook are a private company; they can remove whatever material they want from their platform. Comments about free speech laws are misinformed: you would be allowed to delete whatever comments you wanted from your own blog. Having said th
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by Moodles 8y ago
Yes, it is a lot less racist actually. Are you serious?
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by Moodles 8y ago
I think the "don't buy the daily latte" advice maybe is not meant to be taken literally but is instead meant as a way to demonstrate the affect of compound interest and encourage people to start saving. We have the realize th
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by Moodles 8y ago
It's too ridiculous a topic to even seriously discuss though. The holocaust, invading Europe, the gestapo, gulags... It's not the same as the current US President. Like, do you seriously think there is merit in comparing Hitler to
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by Moodles 8y ago
What I mean is that I don't care about my own personal downvotes; I care a bit that Hacker News would downvote a comment because it calls out their kinda ridiculous political views, without even discussing it, as that means HN is going
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by Moodles 8y ago
They feel such things can't happen in the United States... and the example they give to contradict that is Trump? I merely ask how it is comparable to Nazi Germany. I still find it amusing merely asking my question rewards me with down
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by Moodles 8y ago
Without getting political (expecting downvotes), what comparable "terrible things" have happened under Trump that are at all similar to Soviet Russia or Nazi Germany?
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by Moodles 8y ago
> But how exactly the experience is making you better person? Look at the original post: The John Hopkins study. This seems really trivial to argue. Look at the studies. Yes, there needs to be more, but the evidence looks promising. You
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by Moodles 8y ago
Could you elaborate precisely how this scheme works to stop a company claiming reports are duplicates when they’re not?
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by Moodles 8y ago
No it isn't. There's no need for a blockchain here, and you either know it and just want to make some $$$ selling your pointless tokens, or you're clueless about the tradeoffs associated with a blockchain. You obviously won&#
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by Moodles 8y ago
As I said: be specific. You obviously won't talk about anything technical to do with the blockchain: how the consensus algorithm works and why you chose it, who sells the coins and why, why you need coins, what security guarantees it h
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by Moodles 8y ago
You probably won't understand by reading our HN comments. You come across as quite argumentative and not really ready to listen to a contradicting view. Maybe you're offended by the word "enlightening". I don't know
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by Moodles 8y ago
Ok, well, I choose to use that word. Given the actual dictionary definition of the word, I'm okay with using it.
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by Moodles 8y ago
It's just a different kind of experience. Psychedelics gave me this particular one. But plenty of other things, like having eyes or skydiving, give you a different experience too. You get a pretty accurate idea of what skydiving is lik
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by Moodles 8y ago
This is a very different answer to the other one. How interesting.

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