TrickyRick

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by TrickyRick 9y ago
> I always wonder why schools don't even teach the beginnings of finance to everybody. You'd almost think there is a reason why it explicitly is not being taught. This! It's crazy the advantage you get from knowing some ba
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by TrickyRick 9y ago
Perhaps the insurance only covers the current car value, not all future interest payments and as such there is still quite a bit left even after insurance claims.
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by TrickyRick 9y ago
At least in Sweden (and I imagine the UK is somewhat similar) leasing for private citizens have only just started taking off. It's been available for companies for some time but I imagine that the low interest rates has made it viable
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by TrickyRick 9y ago
Another notable difference is that the car companies take all the risk when it comes to the second hand value. If more and more new cars are sold with similar contract lengths (Which is true in Sweden at least) that will cause a decline in
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by TrickyRick 9y ago
Although right now money is so cheap and there isn't really any alternative if you want ROI. That said, US interest rates are on the rise more so than those in Europe so perhaps the end might come sooner than most people think.
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by TrickyRick 9y ago
Perhaps this is the beginning of the end of what is essentially a new IT bubble? After all, it bears all the traits of the last bubble so all that's missing is a trigger.
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npm@5 is now `npm@latest`(medium.com)
3 points by TrickyRick 9y ago|0 comments
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by TrickyRick 9y ago
I was too cheap for a .io so I bought a .me instead
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Is your JavaScript taking days to build?(softwarethoughts.me)
2 points by TrickyRick 9y ago|0 comments