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by hbosch 7y ago
It’s common knowledge.
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> “My wife and I consider it’s too much money," Wright said. "I’ve got enough now… and we worry what that amount of money would do to the kids." Haha, so, this is a comedy.
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by hbosch 7y ago
You took this to an extreme end with those phrases, none of which were mentioned by the OP. You’re trying to draw a parallel but the violent wording is designed to incite and anger. Not a good tactic for serious discussion. The fact is the
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by hbosch 7y ago
> If that means I'm going into OT because they can't organize shift changes properly, that's their problem. If I'm a minimum-wage contract worker, I might have another job to go to after this one and I can't work
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I think for usage like you describe, Robinhood is hard to beat considering you want to pick a single equity and buy/sell it. If the goal is to hold stock for a long period of time, what other brokerages offer on top of equities is thei
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In general, the top reason to pick IB is for it's customizability and it's super low commissions. TOS/TDA has some of the highest commissions in the industry at something like $7.95 per trade (before negotiating).
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by hbosch 7y ago
Well, yeah, sure. Money goes from me, into the "middle of the table", and then everyone takes their share. It's important to say, though, that with or without my agent my buying price was going to be the same regardless... ho
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> So what incentive does your agent have to negotiate a good deal on your behalf if she’s earning a price commission That's a great question, but it's not unique to my situation... it's standard that agents split the commi
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That means it's a local, Mac-only feature. I like having access to old versions in the cloud, partially because my other computer is a desktop PC.
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> We heard feedback that users were confused by the connection between Photos and Drive. ... > Currently, G Suite users can choose to sync Photos to Drive. This means that when they upload a file to Photos, it’s automatically uploaded
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by hbosch 7y ago
> Use iCloud that's it if you're in the apple word. Does iCloud automatically save versions yet? One of the default features, IMO, of the Dropbox/Box/WorkDocs/OneDrive world is that a history of saved versions is
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by hbosch 7y ago
The buyer doesn't pay the agent, both agents' commission comes from the seller. Also, the agent we ended up with was a direct recommendation from the selling agent, and we figured this would give us a little extra "boost&quot
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by hbosch 7y ago
I thought about this a lot during our home buying process. Our agent, too, wasn't asked to do much... because we found the house we wanted online, and had our financing, so the agent didn't have to show us any houses or help us al
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by hbosch 7y ago
I think you might be partially on to something here; generally the idea being that food delivery is essentially commoditized and Amazon is uniquely suited to thrive in commoditized industries with their vast infrastructural advantages. They
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Who in Washington will be taking up anti-trust discussions against the maker of Tomahawk missiles?
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Many IRC clients, in fact, do. So, yes, kind of.
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> As most of us here are with the developer hat. I think it's worth reminding that the target audience of those machines are Pro creatives. (those who didn't ditch Apple yet ;) ) I seriously wonder about those that haven't
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by hbosch 7y ago
Should we be loaning out $100k at 5% interest to teenagers, without making kids pay it down for 4 years, and not being able to discharge it in bankruptcy? Would a bank approve an 18 year old high school grad for a $100k mortgage at the same
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by hbosch 7y ago
https://bandcamp.com/vinyl Good news! Bandcamp is now offering artists an in-house vinyl pressing service.
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by hbosch 7y ago
FTA: You have ‘4–6 hours’ to design a slick product, with a memorable brand and cohesive working method. I don’t think Google necessarily requested a full end to end product. A nice logo/app icon for the “branding” portion and some UX
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WeWork urges investors to see losses as ‘investments’, reports 1Q loss of $264M(cnbc.com)
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I have a deep rooted issue with development and developers. In 90’s, ActionScript trend was picking up steam reaching a climax in mid-2000’s. Flash websites were springing up, taking advantage of animations and sound; while UI elements soug
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by hbosch 7y ago
It is wrong to generalize an entire group of people by the actions of a few.
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by hbosch 7y ago
Legal marijuana shops are still mostly cash only specifically because they can’t bank, due to weed being federally illegal. Bank monitoring is in place to battle illegal activity, fraud and laundering. If you are doing something reprehensib
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by hbosch 7y ago
Wow! News to me. Thanks for letting me know.
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Point taken, I didn’t know Bezos had an engineering background! Amazing.
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> My generation has moved away, leaving an aging population of parents. I thought the spooky story was that these properties were owned by Chinese investment groups, not aging Canadian parents, and are empty for that reason.
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I don't think Jeff is a programmer, but I think he is very smart and his success shows that he can understand and create businesses around lots of different types of concepts and ideas. I imagine in reality there is some amount of coll
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by hbosch 7y ago
Have you tried cmder? https://cmder.net/ Cmder works great for me because from Windows, my main use cases are 1) git and 2) SSH into my linux server. I don't do almost anything local, besides some web stuff. Cmder has
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Their W-2.

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