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2y ago
There are certainly research questions and cost questions and practicality and subsetting and whatnot. Addressed by some ideas and not by others. What there isn't is a currently maintained and advertised client and plan. That I can fin
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2y ago
And it's guaranteed not to happen if the efforts don't continue.
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2y ago
How is this used by the middle class in India? To fund day to day living expenses? to buy or build a house? for further investment? Do people tend to repay the debt now and then, or make it flow into their estate? how does succession /
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2y ago
Just about right for a different country than the US. Mortgage rates in India 8.3-9.5% right now, inflation 5-6%, benchmark rate 6.5% - and this may or may not be tax deductible in India, perhaps depending on the usage. And 25-44% yoy stock
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2y ago
For once the date of the article is rather relevant. But even then the simpler mechanisms are useful to be aware of if financial planning is a concern for you. And the most complex mechanisms completely irrelevant to the common mortal.
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2y ago
If nobody seeds it (or continue development) then it's dead. Inspiration and perhaps code for the next effort sure. But not "exist" that makes a difference.
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2y ago
It seems to me the various efforts are dead or stalled. Anything in actual current development or production? IPFS was supposed to go in that direction and still exists, sure, but not to provide IA duplication (that is advertised.)
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2y ago
There is confusion between capital gains tax and estate tax (and estate planning devices like trust law). And that matters. Is the problem capital gains tax as some people claim or is it elsewhere? In the process described, capital gains ta
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2y ago
To be fair, there are very accessible options like margin loan or pledged assets which you can also keep going indefinitely - possibly all the way into estate tax which - as a "little guy" - you wouldn't owe. They are higher
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2y ago
5.8 - 5.6% above 100k now indeed, and that's for margin (which you can live on OR re-invest)! Not low but improving yes! Roughly in line with a 15 yr fixed rate mortgage but not tax deductible at least if you live on it. Might be tax d
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2y ago
> avoid paying taxes altogether At some stage in wealth, perhaps, and not avoid but postpone. More important probably are cases where actually selling the shares means giving up control over a business, or having to settle things with th
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2y ago
Your brokerage will likely lend you money but you will be disappointed by the rate. It is not "very low". Not even "low". At least not where we are now in the interest rates cycle.
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2y ago
In that section, they are not yet altering the radios. They are comparing the ones from a pile purchased. So this is about the different radios having components from different manufacturers, different tech, different quality. - Leading to
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2y ago
Heh Plus one at Kennedy in Florida, LC-39A
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2y ago
Wait, that was 5 views no? Facing four fins, plus one fin from the front.
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2y ago
We saw that solar power venture unveil their idea. With lower cost/kg, there might be quite a few flights just to deliver piles of hardware in various new orbits. And these might require refueling launches as part of that process. Some
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2y ago
There are already 2 launch towers (2nd one not quite complete but getting there.)
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2y ago
And even for trivial questions, there is a lot out there that the doc developers ignored or hid. For me, the current state of affairs is the difficulty of aiming search engines to the right answer. The answer might be out there, but figurin
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2y ago
One answer might be "infrastructure". Infrastructure in space will become big if space becomes big (beyond launching telecom, observation and science - which are small for now, compared to their launch potential.) SpaceX will need
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2y ago
> They’re not creating new information Most of this "knowledge sharing on online Q&A platforms" is NOT creative activity. It's endless questions about the same issues everyone is having except the system developers the
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2y ago
An interesting question (because all the others will probably be too slow) is what does that change for SpaceX itself (which can be fast)? It gets to complete and upgrade Starlink. Sure. And that keeps it busy for what? Two years? At most.
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2y ago
Attach a tether to one of the fin pods, then blow up the rest to sink it cleanly and bring back the important part.
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2y ago
Possible yes but still, this is a prototype with new fin configuration, materials and lots of detail to be understood from inspecting it in detail. An inspection would be very useful. At the same time, this is SpaceX and they have a few oth
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2y ago
It seemed to not be FAA here, but the several other agencies that all had 60 days to respond. FAA fast-tracked it but couldn't fast track it past the other guys' 60 day allowed time.
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2y ago
Eventually it convinces everybody that "quantity in space" is possible. Moving to projects where you don't have to count every ounce. It opens the path to wild schemes, in amount of weight that could be moved. And why "e
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2y ago
I must say though "right on its launch tower" is fun and all... but things would have to get pretty extreme in the "routine" dimension for that to be very useful. If there are 20 first stages and 5 land/launch tower
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2y ago
It landed right next to their own camera-bearing buoy. You can bet their own recovery ship was right nearby. And with access to radio control too. Likely with a couple US military ships on hand too.
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They showed 4 streams at once during some of the reentry. One view of each control surface. They may have had still more views but just that 4 was a first.
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(1) Much larger than any previous rocket landing, (2) This rocket carried no landing gear (more efficient - landing gear is heavy), (3) This rocket landed right back at the place it needs to be to launch again - right on its launch tower -
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2y ago
The next one is already mostly built and very different from this one. They move fast.
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