frankreyes

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   by frankreyes 4y ago

   > I don’t know who promised you this, but it sounds like you got sold a bridge in Brooklyn. Gold keeps increasing in value, the Mona Lisa too... Econ 101. I've already partially answer this in another comment but if you think about
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   by frankreyes 4y ago

   I'd never get into a 30 year mortgage knowingly that after 30 years it'd be less valuable than what I paid. Therefore, want it or not, mean it or not, the whole point of buying a property is to get something that appreciates in va
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   by frankreyes 4y ago

   Because the implicit promise of housing is that it will never depreciate it's value. It's a safe bet against inflation over long run. For normal homeowners who want to pass an inheritance to the next generation, a house is both a
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   by frankreyes 5y ago

   This project is dead already. Lua is 4x faster out of the box compared to Python (without LuaJIT!). Lua got fast by having ints and floats at the local side of values, not as a reference. That's in, the int and float value is in the va