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bardworx
8y ago
Thank you, really appreciate it.
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8y ago
I'm guessing they just invest all their extra capital into index funds and watch them grow.
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8y ago
Are there any other books/yt channels you recommend on long term investment? And would you allow me to ask some follow up questions? Thanks.
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8y ago
They were released on 4/4, I believe. You can purchase them from your broker.
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8y ago
I'm not sure what the OP was alluding to but based on: (1) I ran a department that was audited for compliance [minor, startup, audit for investors] and (2) my wife works for a big4 that does audit companies for compliance in the Financ
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8y ago
I do that...and still get embarrassed even though no one is watching. Personally, I call that a "Brain Fart".
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If you mean like front-end users then Auth0 integrates with node and you offload user management to them. If you mean for API calls then JWT token in request strategy seems sufficient. Unless you had something else in mind, entirely.
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Thanks, I’ll def check it out. Also, with regard to some folks who are replying to you, it seems that FAA does not seem to think drones or hobby weather balloons below 500 grams is a risk to planes. At least my preliminary search hasn’t fou
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Man, your comment hits home. I desperately want a drone as a toy but under the guise to check my gutters if they’re clogged. However, next to where I live is a small airfield and, at times, we have small private jets and sesnas flying next
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Thanks. Corrected.
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Thank you for that reply. Makes a lot of sense.
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I’m totally ignorant in this so my question could be half baked but what exactly are you saying? By polarizing light, do you mean that a device would intercept the photons escaping from the sun and then changing their wavelength to encode a
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From a security standpoint, isn’t there a common understanding that if an attacker gains physical access to your computer, you already lost? As a side note, there are so many vulnerabilities constantly coming out that I’ve almost became des
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Thank you for the explanation. Reading his CV ( http://www.drive5.com/papers/resume.html ), it seems that even though he is a peer reviewed "Computational Biologist", his PhD is in Theoretical High-Energy Physi
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Excuse my ignorance; You used quotation marks around independent researcher. Is that because these are “regular” people who are doing research outside their expertise? I’ve always thought that an independent researcher was someone who studi
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8y ago
In search of continues growth, pharmacies in the US had to expand their offerings. Since someone will go there to get their prescription filled or pick up some Asprin, it makes sense to start selling vitamins, then some household essentials
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That’s simply not true. Without getting into left/right conversation, if you’re being disruptive at a restaurant, they can ask you to leave. If you start using the inappropriate language at work, HR might have something to say about th
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Some folks below are replying to the contrary, however, in my 10 years of working in NYC restaurants, from your local bar/pub to fine dinning and BRGuest, I have never seen a non stick pan in the kitchen. Chefs take their frustration o
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What would you recommend, instead?
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From article, and what I’ve read previously, Higgs provides weight to particles and does not have anything to do with electroweak and strong force. I could be wrong as I’m a layman in these things.
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Your comment came off a bit combative against me vs. the idea I'm trying to argue. Perhaps I didn't make my point very well. Lets swap GDPR for PCI compliance, which has a new standard (or fully implemented standard, if you may) c
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> I've been watching experienced lawyers, general counsels, etc from various companies, vendors, etc literally yell at each other about some of the finer points of the laws. It's quite fuzzy on a lot of things, and get REALLY c
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I would like to share an anecdote with you, which might highlights the difference in mindset some folks have. When I was 20/21, I worked at PJ Clarke's on the Hudson, a restaurant in downtown Manhattan. Back then, the Merc was sti
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This is a silly and downright crude comment. My mortgage contract was 56 “dry” pages and I found time to read/understand it, to the best of my ability. If you own a business, the cost of reading this document is about 2 days (with cons
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...with great trepidation, I’ll bite. Can you please elaborate on how you “cured” a hole in your tooth? I’m genuinely curious if your wording is misleading on what transpired or I’m feeding a troll.
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OPs is Operations. Kinda like DevOps for development, they keep the wheels turning. OPs are usually everything after the GM (General Manager) so the area manager (would have multiple stores), then regional manager (would have several areas)
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Same guy wrote about Z[0] and the F[1] pattern. I think they're different sides of the same coin (what information you're trying to convey). In the Z pattern, most websites have log in requirements or call to action[0]. In the F p
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From personal experience: 50/50. If a brand has solid OPs, then consulting firms do wonders; Menu is only part of the equation. If a brand has spotty OPs (poor service, lack of "energy", employees who are not engaged) then a
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Working in the hospitality field for half my life, I can attest to this article. Its really on point (company I work for went through a similar exercise a year or so ago). The thought that goes into menu design is spectacular but it's
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You are 100% correct and there is plenty of "science" that goes into it. It is similar to how a person reads a website[0][1], in an F pattern; The most important information should be top right, with lower importance being down be
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