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by diminoten 7y ago
Why would I tie up funds in a mortgage where I can make more in the market with those funds? Just have to make sure I actually put my funds into the market, heh...
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by diminoten 7y ago
I'm the opposite! Yin and yang, we need one another. :D
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by diminoten 7y ago
Layperson here, but isn't that called a run, and aren't those legally mandated disaster plans there to prevent runs?
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by diminoten 7y ago
Why would you be involved in their loans at all, if you're the seller of the house? How would you know what they were putting as down payments or what their incomes were?
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by diminoten 7y ago
I'd use privacy.com but I really like the points my CC gets me...
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by diminoten 7y ago
Americans aren't the only ones to overweight the shady monetary policy in China, and as a result it'll not become the defacto standard like the US Dollar is, as long as that shadiness remains.
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by diminoten 7y ago
Going through mortgage application now, they grill the shit out of you on every little detail of your life now. They're aware of the last crash, and have done a lot to compensate.
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by diminoten 7y ago
Who would go to jail? Corporations are built specifically to shield the employees/owners of the corporation from liability. Like, I know the sovereign citizen stuff is all nonsense, but this is kind of their point. They're tryin
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by diminoten 7y ago
Yeah but like, is it really also not "pocket change" to just actually give "unlimited" service? Or what about the effectiveness of the "unlimited" lie, was that worth spending an extra $60MM on the marketi
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by diminoten 7y ago
The clock may not have actually ever existed, not that it matters.
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by diminoten 7y ago
The part of this that actually hits closest to home for me is the fact that my performance can't scale. I need to grow my ability to be highly performant into something I can spread onto others, or else I will hit a wall, career wis
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by diminoten 7y ago
It's individuals today! Scott Snyder had a run with Batman, so did Grant Morrison (both wonderful in their own way), then you've got Tom King, and who could forget Frank Miller or Alan More. You've got Alex Ross with Superm
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by diminoten 7y ago
That's what regulation does, it restricts the players in a field to the ones who have the resources to follow those regulations. It is definitely a limiting factor on an industry, but I thought we were sort of assuming that the rampan
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by diminoten 7y ago
? Not sure what you mean. Of course they are, that's why I listed them! They're good films that seem to defy the "Marvel movies play it safe" stance Mr. Scorsese is claiming.
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by diminoten 7y ago
This reads like it was written by someone who has never had something they've created criticized at any real level... Edit: Since I'm rate limited, my point is that his is an unexamined dismissal of someone else's creative ef
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by diminoten 7y ago
Sounds like he doesn't like adaptations, then, which doesn't make any sense at all. The Russo Bros, Favreau, Joss Whedon, James Gunn, Chris Nolan, Stan Lee, Bruce Timm. These aren't committee members, these are the visionari
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by diminoten 7y ago
Are you open to the possibility that you treated me overly harshly, and that I've never actually taken the position you seem to badly want me to have taken? Or is that beyond the pale, and this is exclusively my fault? To try and
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by diminoten 7y ago
Do we benefit from drawing lines between "cinema" and... whatever you might call a Marvel film? What do we call a Marvel film, if not "cinema"? Further, why isn't anything at risk? Infinity War got about as close
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by diminoten 7y ago
Why do you think I said regulation is impossible or undesirable?
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by diminoten 7y ago
Honestly I didn't read this past the first two words, because I don't think a continued conversation with you will be productive. Take care, have a good day!
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by diminoten 7y ago
What the hell are you talking about? I'm not libertarian or ranting, I'm saying this is a complex issue and the "LETS REGULATE IT" feels premature given how complex and subtle the issue is, and how hard laws are to ch
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by diminoten 7y ago
Sure, and no one is being pulled over in those situations.
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by diminoten 7y ago
It sounds like you're upset a game with mass appeal has mass appeal, because the very things you don't like about the game are what make it popular: you can play it on your phone, you can bling out your character with various skin
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by diminoten 7y ago
I think you're looking for a more direct (verbal) story, and mistaking the absence of such as a fault of the game. The point of the article, as I read it, was to describe how Fortnite uses its play area over time to build a lore, witho
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by diminoten 7y ago
It's a not-good commentary on you , not Fortnite and Epic, that you can't see past the cynical. Fortnite is pushing boundaries for how to tell a story, it's creating a new kind of narrative, a new immersive way of writing th
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by diminoten 7y ago
Literally none of that matters if you don't exceed the speed limit.
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by diminoten 7y ago
It absolutely is warranted, just stop going above the speed limit, and all your speed trap problems go away. You're acting like you have no choice but to speed, but you do have a choice, you always can decide to go the speed limit.
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by diminoten 7y ago
You know you've made it when people will shout, "Don't you know who I am?!" for you. Raising a child looks like it's a game of, "How few orders of consequences can I reach before I see how my child's behav
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by diminoten 7y ago
I hear it's expensive! :D But seriously, someone could probably fork and then convert his existing GitHub repo into a GH page...
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by diminoten 7y ago
Maybe, but there are a bunch of smart folks here too, and no one can come up with a good reason for this costing $2k/year. It's possible $166/mo is not enough of a hit on his income so as to be worth spending time optimizing

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