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571.
by gohrt 11y ago
> $3500 in realized losses > $1500 in deductions Do you mean $1500 in credit? why wouldn't all $3500 be deductions? > Well worth the ~$250 in fees I paid them this year. Will this work every year, even in bull markets?
572.
by gohrt 11y ago
Scaling. The whole point of these businesses is that they have minimal per-user costs. 100K customers and $3B in assets costs maybe 50% less in humans than 10M customers and $30B in assets.
573.
by gohrt 11y ago
Why doesn't Vanguard do tax-loss harvesting yet?
574.
by gohrt 11y ago
Drivers will drive 50,60,90 because playing it faster doesn't make it sound worse, and since it already sounds awful, due to bad acoustics, drivers will want to be off it ASAP
575.
by gohrt 11y ago
Most of the world does this, it's standard traffic engineering.
576.
by gohrt 11y ago
Search engine doesn't host the articles it links to, so the analogy doesn't quite match.
577.
by gohrt 11y ago
"Good schools" mostly means "wealthy students". If rich people move into the cities, and form little neighborhood clusters to exclude poor families, the schools will become more attractive by all standard measures. Now,
578.
by gohrt 11y ago
People run companies whose software builds depend on random third-party modules to be live on a third-party site that never even suggests to be offering durable hosting? Oh, lordie.
579.
by gohrt 11y ago
An office with two machines in it has no concern for power costs, it's nothing compared to their office lighting budget. Compute cost matters when compute is a substantial part of your budget.
580.
by gohrt 11y ago
This is thoroughly explained in the article.
581.
by gohrt 11y ago
Tesla owners are either buying the new car for another driver, or to replace an old Tesla going to resale. Vanishingly few people are buyign M3's to store in their garage.
582.
by gohrt 11y ago
Someone's getting the car regardless -- either Seamus McVC's teenage child, or Hilary MiddleClass. The cars will sell out.
583.
by gohrt 11y ago
What's this? Do consumers have to check their purchase ordinal to know whether they get the credit? That's a horribly unfair and overcomplicated tax structure.
584.
by gohrt 11y ago
by handing out degrees to people who take on debt.
585.
by gohrt 11y ago
Yes, it's called the public college+university system, and it worked well for at least half a century and propelled the baby boomers who now run the USA
586.
by gohrt 11y ago
As is too common in WaPo articles, a headline that starts with "why", but is actually making a novel claim, is usually a crap article. "Why" articles go for things that we already know to to be true. When you make a nove
587.
by gohrt 11y ago
Did you follow up with the authorities? Covering up medical malpractice is a serious misbehavior.
588.
by gohrt 11y ago
> Either way, I'm very sad I wasn't able to have my wisdom teeth removed as a child, and the anguish of spending ten years with these things wrecking my mouth was not worth it. That's a strange follow-up. Nothing in NICE p
589.
by gohrt 11y ago
If all the member states would live up to the charter, would you even need a charter?
590.
by gohrt 11y ago
The silly part of that analysis is that they think someone who gets a UN intern job has any interest in ever applying for a job they can't get through powerful friends and family.
591.
by gohrt 11y ago
I don't know, why would someone prefer a 2 stage process (put rice and water in cooker, take rice out of cooker) to a 4 stage process.
592.
by gohrt 11y ago
Why do people ever do anything to improve their skills? Why not just accept whatever happens and sit back and enjoy it?
593.
by gohrt 11y ago
Also, it can be dangerous if administered by a doctor
594.
by gohrt 11y ago
So so many words to say nothing but "someone in the tech industry has a sense of humor, was anonymous for a while" > “But there just aren’t that many people who are in the industry who will respond to you if you have 500 follow
595.
by gohrt 11y ago
A computer will correctly score that b as a dead stone, since it can't possibly make life, and white can kill it. That insurmountable threat makes the territory white's. If a human tries to argue that b is alive, then either (a) t
596.
by gohrt 11y ago
My trouble with tsumego: I can sit down and maybe solve a tsumego problem, OK. Sometimes I guess a bit (MCTS!) instead of working out the whole tree, developing that intuition. But tsumego are labelled with difficulty and that they are winn
597.
by gohrt 11y ago
Large group death meaning that the opponent invades before you have created eyes among your large-looking territory?
598.
by gohrt 11y ago
Not just brand image, but actual customer decisions in the market. Look at how the self-driving car has evolved to look more friendly, for no technical reason, so the public doesn't resist it. It's arrogant to push something forwa
599.
by gohrt 11y ago
If he couldn't, why would he command millions of dollars in compensation?
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by gohrt 11y ago
Interestingly, the world champions seem rather young.

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