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by forum_ghost 4y ago
No tldr?
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
greater fools may be in infinite supply, but fool acquisition costs are rising sharply. Invest accordingly.
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
So how does this help with taxes for hedge investors anyway? Lose money in the markets to save on taxes? Makes zero sense.
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
> Any significantly above market returns of any kind are either a scam or have risks that are either not understood or not disclosed. Before computers were widespread there used to be niches where outsized returns did exist, but just too
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
>Measure the cost of services per acre/hectare of low-density and of high-density, then measure the revenues. You'll see which is net positive and which is net negative I have no interest in living in shoeboxes. > This is an
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
Austin has 3x higher prop tax rates than Lafayette. El Paso 4x higher. If only talk about their cherry-picked examples, so bankrupt cities go bankrupt? News at 11. Austin is a good counter example. It’s large and spread out, not much densit
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
You just live in a mixed use zone and think the entire world is like that. What’s next, I can build an iron smelting plant in my European shoebox of a house too?
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
ERCOT’s CEO was fired over the incident im sure you are referring to. fired within weeks. Who’s getting fired over California’s blackouts? Let me guess, it’s all just climate change?
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
For a supermarket I’d definitely have to drive. There is a reason why giant stores are not on every corner - they are designed to be huge warehouses that at times are large enough to service the entire city, given a small enough city. It is
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
More people are killed in dense cities.
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
You can walk too. 15 min walk or 1 minute drive. Nobody is forced to do anything, and for the longest time I’ve lived in suburbia without a car. who drives for groceries? it’s a waste of time. I get everything delivered. But, as a European,
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
Luckily Texas is 32nd in tax burden, and has zero state income tax.
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
>I prefer low taxes. Texas is 32rd in terms of tax burden, you will prefer it. >Personally, I can live without Fauxrari speeding past my door at 2 am. That’s an enforcement problem. If you think this doesn’t happen in dense cities, wi
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
The idea is that we just don't have enough productivity to sustain slightly longer roads, and live in the same houses we used to have on farms in 1920s is insulting to reader's intelligence. This is just another piece of luddite a
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
posted 3am on a toilet in my third language I almost never speak. Looking forward to your arguments about the substance at hand in fluent Swahili.
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
who is huberman? any links on that dopamine thing? cannot google it for some reason. tia
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
The "for profit" industry underwrites the entire scientific/academia industry. Most (all?) of basic science is paid for by the defence industry. Science is just as political and conformist as any other industry. "career
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
>If what you are invested in is confidential business information, you're doing something wrong. You've never beaten the market before, and never will.
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
Can you provide the precise internal composition of the item "COUNTRYWIDE ASSET BACKED CERTI" on page 66 that has book value of 0? Would be also nice to know how "AP ALTERNATIVE ASSETS (AAA), LP" got wiped out, do you ha
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
>External fund managers full legal agreement of their mandate publicly available to the entire world, Y/N? >Engagements with companies full legal terms of engagement public and available to the entire world, Y/N? You are jus
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
didn't they just redeem a few billion dollars?
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
finance is huge on secrecy, because the moats are often non-existent and often strategies can be replicated trivially. ask your own pension fund to show terms of every deal they make with your own money. they'll tell you to take a hi
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
nonsense. there is a world of difference between someone that does the procedure 50-100x/year, vs someone that does it 2x/year. experienced surgeons operate faster. lower blood loss. no unnecessary trauma. less inflammation. less
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
one way would be to review https://rekt.news on how NOT to do things?
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
what are the best designed DAOs from your experience as MEV'er?
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
This is a very optimistic statement, and I hope you are right, but I'd imagine the probability of a candidate who announced he'll record the interview to get hired will be approximately zero. Personally, I'd expect the interv
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
What percentage of the businesses, in any country, use your software? 15%, in a few months, is an astounding penetration rate for a brand new currency with 50% fluctuations. Looking forward to the list of your global achievements.
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
you mean, fully embrace it to front-run the laggards, like El Salvador did?
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
do you want your laptop bulletproof from hacking by members of this forum? what about your bank account?
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by forum_ghost 4y ago
because fail-forward works so great with implanted defibrillators, I presume? /s

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