janef0421

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by janef0421 4y ago
I solve that problem by transferring whatever money I will need for expenses into a second account whenever I get paid.
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by janef0421 4y ago
Yes it does. The ongoing inflation is sectoral.
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by janef0421 4y ago
No. With a debit card, I can just track my checking account balance, which I can do easily with a home screen widget. With a credit card, I'd have to track the account balance and the amount I spent on the credit card.
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by janef0421 4y ago
Because it's more mentally taxing, to a degree that many people couldn't manage. You need to track the credit card balance relative to both your current bank balance and expected earnings, and then evaluate that every time you con
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by janef0421 4y ago
They didn't specify whether they meant nominal or real wages, and their main point was that fuel and groceries were becoming less affordable.
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by janef0421 4y ago
If wages are increasing at a rate less than inflation, real income is falling.
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by janef0421 4y ago
In my opinion, the web in general should be retired. It's ultimately a technology originally designed for rich documents that has been feature-creeped to be a general-purpose application platform, and that results in a variety of issue
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by janef0421 4y ago
That would likely require frequent filter replacements, which would could be quite costly.
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by janef0421 4y ago
I think the low adoption of swift outside development for apple platforms is because of the immaturity of the necessary tooling and libraries, not because of issues with the language. There's a sizeable community of people who are pass
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by janef0421 4y ago
Reliable storage requires surplus production, and that leads to a significant cost increase that is likely to be non-linear.