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by jklein11 5y ago
Wouldn't it be better for the community to moderate this sort of thing? You can always downvote post. Or even better, you could engage in discourse on how this product is benefiting evil regimes. I'm not sure promoting censorship
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I disagree. I think this is going to be like other work life balance questions. Yes the tone is set from the top but each team is going to interact with each other in different ways. I think it will be difficult for an entire organization t
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by jklein11 5y ago
If you can’t afford to pay to work out all of that complexity you probably can’t afford to be based in NYC. You might be better off being located in one of the suburbs and pulling talent from only one of those states. Also there are probabl
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by jklein11 5y ago
I think the point was that from the perspective of the user the experience isn't any worse than a native IOS app. Your user likely doesn't know or care about the difference between a Flutter issue vs a Native IOS issue. You just d
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by jklein11 5y ago
This is one clearly American opinion but if there was a credible threat to the current political system of United States of America, be it an internal threat or external threat, there would be global consequences.
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by jklein11 5y ago
Right, but if the FDA's job is to verify the claims made by Biogen then it shouldn't be a surprise that it was approved. Have there been any studies that show that plaque-reducing drugs don't ameliorate Alzheimer's? or i
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by jklein11 5y ago
The way I understand it the claim that Biogen was making was that Aduhelm could reduce the amount of plaque in the brain. The thing that hasn’t been proven yet is the relationship between this plaque and Alzheimers.
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by jklein11 5y ago
Do you have a link to the initial research done by Biogen? It seems to me that ARIA is not all that uncommon in Alzheimer’s patients.
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by jklein11 5y ago
What are the serious potential side effects?
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by jklein11 5y ago
Okay - I'll be the one that asks. What does FPTP stand for?
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I'm a little bit confused about what their strategy was. As I understand it, house flippers usually buy houses, do some renovations to add value and then sell in under a year at a higher price. It sounds like Zillow tried to buy homes
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by jklein11 5y ago
> But that's fine, poor people shouldn't be alive anyway. I am glad that you are finally speaking sensibly. /s
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by jklein11 5y ago
So you are saying that people who knowingly expose someone to HIV is a big enough voting block for politicians to pander to?
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I think they are saying that women are figments of your imagination.
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by jklein11 5y ago
Let me make sure I understand. My broker (in this case Financial Choice) will provide me with a 1099-B with a list of every time I bought or sold a security(this seems like it would be any time a used the checking account). I can then use t
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by jklein11 5y ago
I'm probably not your target customer but I see having to manually rebalance my portfolio as a feature not a bug. I would be very interested if you could find a way to provide me with a short term(net 30 days) low cost(<2%) margin l
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by jklein11 5y ago
Lol! That is one heck of a value proposition: We can't really help you if we end up losing all of your money... but our page looks way better than the alternative!
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I think the tax filer max the ultimate decision on cost basis, not the financial institution.
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by jklein11 5y ago
How is this better than what Charles Schwab already offers? With their Investor's Checking account there is no overdraft fee as long as it is covered by another account(can be a brokerage account.) If I overdraft I can the $$ can be pu
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by jklein11 5y ago
Yeah I get that from a demand perspective. I guess I don't quite get why there isn't more competition from a supply perspective. They are small loans that are secured. Why not offer the cheapest rate and dominate the market? It al
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by jklein11 5y ago
Yes I think that is what is most confusing to me about why payday loans are so much more expensive. The creditors are taking on less risk than with credit cards and yet the return is greater.
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by jklein11 5y ago
I think you are reading into my post too much. I am trying to wrap my head around these rules regarding IRA transactions. I’m certainly not trying to defend Thiel here. Would you mind pointing me to what in my comment lead you to that concl
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by jklein11 5y ago
But then what do they hold in their tax advantaged accounts? Can they not invest in index funds there?
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by jklein11 5y ago
He invested a tax advantaged $2000. If he had invested that $2000 in the S&P 500 in 1995 he would have a tax advantaged $25,000. He would have been out that tax advantaged $25,000 if paypal didn't take off. Instead he decided to m
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Can you explain how?
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by jklein11 5y ago
Oh that is interesting. This must get very complicated for officers or directors of companies in the S&P 500. Could you not buy index funds that hold shares of the company you work for?
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by jklein11 5y ago
>But if you work for a company <i>owned mostly by your Roth IRA</i>, that's easily abused. As I understand it, you can't own a company that you(or a relative) own a controlling interest in with your IRA. I can
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by jklein11 5y ago
It could be that they reuse those phones for parts. At 1/10th the price I’m sure you could recoup that investment with the screen alone.
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by jklein11 5y ago
How about this.. you send me the equipment. Tell your company you are sending it to me for storage and they can reach out to me when they are ready to receive it. I’ll charge you $100 for this service.
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by jklein11 5y ago
I don’t quite see it that I way. I think it is much harder to find 200,000,000 dollars worth of mispriced assets than it is to find 20k. The crumbs that would be a rounding error on 200 mil would be a huge return on 20k

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