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by altpaddle 3y ago
Do you work there? How do you know that the employees are 'extremely loyal' to Sam?
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by altpaddle 4y ago
Hmm I think having a limit probably does make things marginally safer. If you can have $250k in 4 bank accounts or $1MM in 1 bank, it's far less likely that all 4 of those banks would go out of business at the same time vs 1 bank. This
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by altpaddle 4y ago
Money printing to some degree has gone on everywhere but not at the same magnitude. It should not be surprising that countries have different monetary policy. Mexico for example had very little money printing/stimulus and had 7.68% ann
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by altpaddle 4y ago
It is a problem of supply. You're probably a person who believes in free market economics. In every market high prices are a signal that supply is constrained relative to demand. As for the quip about it not being a right to live in &#
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by altpaddle 5y ago
Income for the bottom 80+% of the country has been stagnant since the 1970's.
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by altpaddle 5y ago
I guess it's just more efficient to try and make friends with people that you already have to hang out with 40 hours a week. People are lazy and making friends as an adult is difficult
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by altpaddle 6y ago
I think that's one of the main reasons that this use case hasn't taken off. Who is going to invest resources into a 'financial commons' platform that no one owns and the creator can't make a profit off of? Why would
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by altpaddle 6y ago
Just wondering how crypto has given you a more convenient service than traditional banking? I've become a fan of crypto the last couple years but even I have to admit that a lot of the UX is frequently a pain in the ass and how hard it
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by altpaddle 6y ago
See this is the type of confusion that blockchain causes. At first I thought your suggestion sounded reasonable but now I don't really see how a use case like this would be improved by using a blockchain vs a standard centralized serve
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by altpaddle 8y ago
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by altpaddle 9y ago
You can get a no fee roboadvisor with Charles Schwab right now
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by altpaddle 10y ago
Dude I feel like you completely didn't read the guy's comment. He just highlighted exactly why having 'butts in seats' as you say, is a good thing
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by altpaddle 12y ago
Ok but the question is why are some of these questions even considered the 'base' level of knowledge for interviews? At least on the front end side we still ask about these algorithms even though binary search trees and Djikstra&#