anm89

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by anm89 5y ago
> You can buy that from the store and immediately sell it on the secondary market for $30,000+ This obviously can't be the full story. I'm fairly confident you didn't just discover an infinite money glitch. Whereas if it i
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by anm89 5y ago
Watches are high status beanie babies.
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by anm89 5y ago
What a cartoonish view.
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by anm89 5y ago
Except I think very few people are impressed. I definitely have a vague negative association with people who wear watches. It's just some expensive show off fashion accessory that you have to lie about getting utility out of.
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by anm89 5y ago
Pick a faangmetc
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by anm89 5y ago
> Stocks generally perform better than cash in inflationary environments I would challenge you to prove this statement with data. The S&P got crushed in both the 40s and the 70s. I mean setting the bar at returning better than -4% is
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by anm89 5y ago
My goal as a someone who works isn't to reduce inflation. It's to maximize my salary. This fact has zero weighting in my actions.
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by anm89 5y ago
more like 4 months.
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by anm89 5y ago
Not at all ridiculous. Growing companies do this all the time. And exactly as the other poster said your experience that the company is disorganized doesn't preclude this possibility in any way.
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by anm89 5y ago
Yeah, AWS, Azure, and GCP are all shutting down tomorrow. They just decided the cloud isn't that cool any more.
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by anm89 5y ago
this is totally backwards. negative interest rates cause inflation, not the other way around
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by anm89 5y ago
mortgage rates have doubled in the last two months, the 20 year has doubled in the last two months, rhe policy rate had doubled in the last two months (admittedly a small nomination amount) and is about to double again in a week. so althoug
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by anm89 5y ago
no. this is ridiculous. you've demonstrated a total lack of understanding of how a bank manages its balance sheet. Banks are awash in reserves and in the basel3 regime these reserves fulfill a similar role to cash in fulfilling bank ba
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by anm89 5y ago
Does this stereotype of the front end dev who is more of a visual person and can't use a terminal even exist any more? If they do exist I've never encountered one in my 10 years as a dev. Most front end devs I've interacted w
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by anm89 5y ago
I think probably they are coming from a windows background and mean "if you use windows" but over generalizing.
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by anm89 5y ago
I can absolutely see why people would be lonelier now than in the past but I also wonder what the baseline is for this data. I also wouldn't be surprised if 30% was a normal number historically.
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by anm89 5y ago
I listen to a lot of high brow and low brow humor. I probably hear 20 fart and dick jokes in a given week. I'm not against or above it. That has nothing to do with infantilization in our culture. The fact that they also had fart and di
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by anm89 5y ago
Also I'm rereading this. Your question was regarding calling my daughter something. And that is what I'm responding "unequivocally, no exceptions, yes" I wouldn't argue that free speech has no exceptions. It clearly
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by anm89 5y ago
Right. A thing that only has upside (options, let's forget about extreme tax situations for now) can't have negative EV on it's own. The implication is that it's negative EV when factoring the opportunity cost.
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by anm89 5y ago
Last year was an insanely good market for auto producers. Cars are so sold out in general that you are looking at 6-10 month waiting lists for most in demand models amongst most manufacturers. And data already suggests this is on the declin
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by anm89 5y ago
Thanks for letting me know what I believe. I support your right to insult me even though you are dead wrong.
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by anm89 5y ago
I'd have to imagine that taking equity as an employee is in most cases a negative EV move. Keep in mind, people win powerball. That fact that something is negative EV doesn't mean there aren't winners. FAANG RSUs might potent
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by anm89 5y ago
My boss isn't a federal employee. This doesn't apply to him. I'd quit and find a new job.
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by anm89 5y ago
If they are a tenured Professor at a public university, 100% , unequivocally, no exceptions, yes. The people who want to kill free speech in order to avoid some minor discomfort see these arguments as some kind of trump card. "Do you r
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by anm89 5y ago
This is the key part. It's a wiggle word. It's totally subjective. Any person can call any thing "abusive". So giving this concession 100% nullifies free speech. This is why the first amendment doesn't include thing
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by anm89 5y ago
I must have missed the, "this doesn't count for public employees if they are a professor, then their constitutional requirement is to be nice" clause in the first amendment. Could you point that piece out to me?
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by anm89 5y ago
The whole point of free speech is to protect belligerent, disrespectful, and abusive speech (with certain limitations such as threats of violence). We don't need a constitutional protection of our right to compliment each others outfit
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by anm89 5y ago
This risk doesn't seem worth it. You are playing CPS roulette. Even if 9/10 CPS agents are going to make the right decisions, that's a 10% chance of having some kind of issue with CPS. If I recall correctly, people have had t
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by anm89 5y ago
I feel like a scam would imply that an effort to conceal the nature of NFTs is occurring when in reality they are just throwing it out pretty transparently and saying buy it anyway, it's cool and there will be a greater fool, and then
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by anm89 5y ago
I feel like you might be reversing the causality a bit and bringing religion into things because of that perception. I can't remember the last time I discussed religion with anybody in public as an American. Admittedly I live in a bubb

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