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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   Here is your buying power if you keep your money in cash: https://tinyurl.com/y6vthhxu And here is what happens to your money in equities: https://www.officialdata.org/us/stocks/s-p-500/1900#i
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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   I'm the same way. I just send myself emails when I need to save or keep track of something. I throw in some keywords that I'll know I'll search for in the future if/when I need to reference back. This works 95%+ of the t
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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   And what happens when someone in the government inevitably leaks the key either intentionally or because of a hack?
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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   I’m not disputing other funny business, I just don’t think they are making money front running passive index investors.
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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   There’s not really much money to be made front running someone’s deposit into an index fund that’s gonna sit there for the next 40 years. It works on RH because generally those users are transacting much more frequently and in much less liq
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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   I found a cool cheat. Get a few DVDs going then resize the window quickly in a bunch of directions. It'll group them all together and you'll get a ton of stim all at once every time you resize the window. It also makes the sound e
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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   This is not much different from how many insured people approach their healthcare. My friends who live paycheck to paycheck do not seek medical attention unless it is some extreme life or death situation. Even though they are insured, they
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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   Taxes from their income they’ve been paying their whole lives
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   by jliptzin 2y ago

   It is functionally the same for the recipient of the medical care who wouldn’t be able to afford it out of pocket. You get the medical care, and you don’t pay for it. Then declare bankruptcy if you have to.
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    Everyone already has it, the cost is just absorbed by the public instead of being taken out of the taxes of the person receiving the emergency care, assuming they can’t afford the hospital bill.
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    Couldn't he have just given his cell phone to someone else that night?
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    I love my Lutron Caseta. Falls back to regular light switches if wifi is out, plus I didn’t have to change any light bulbs! Never had any problems with them. These “smart” devices should always fail back to dumb mode. If there’s ever a situ
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    I agree. I'm just saying that instead of reducing healthcare costs by having insurance companies deny necessary procedures and medications seemingly randomly, there should be serious regulations capping healthcare costs. Generally spea
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    I don't understand why the insurance company is the one to decide when and how to cap the costs. If a doctor says I need X drug or Y procedure the insurance company shouldn't be allowed to just deny paying for it simply because th
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    Can you elaborate?
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    I’ll never understand why the recommendation is for people with no training or experience in handling wild animals whatsoever is to expect them to catch a potentially rabid bat instead of just vaccinating them. Even if someone manages to ca
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    Seems stupid to publicly announce this product so that scammers are now aware of it? Also what happens when scammers start using AIs of their own to do the scamming?
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    When they don't know the crypto wallet exists?
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    Yea, they’re pointless. The amount of time someone spends on a truly difficult and important problem is maybe 0.1% of their job. And usually it’s better to just call in a domain expert anyway if it’s something that important. The other 99.9
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    Then make an app whose sole purpose is to open a website in the browser
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    I’m ok with TVs and jewelry getting stolen occasionally if it means my government is not constantly tracking my every move
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    https://www.aqr.com/-/media/AQR/Documents/Whitepapers/Unders... You should stop trying to predict the next crash. According to the study, most people (including institutional investors) consistently
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    But your congressman has less than 1/400 the power of the President.
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    They start with the ruling they want, and then work backwards to find the most reasonable path to get there.
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    Essentially that’s what I do. I’ve made more on company shares than what I’ve spent on the companies’ products, including Tesla. This is especially true for Costco and Apple.
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    You should patent the idea, and then sue anyone who independently comes up with it.
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    Lol, fat chance
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    I would have agreed up until version 12 but I literally use it now to do almost all of my driving. I just got back from a trip where I rented a regular car and I didn’t realize how much I actually hate going back to micromanaging the car. I
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    by jliptzin 2y ago

    But they make the shocking claim that sports betting skews towards young men.
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    by jliptzin 3y ago

    It depends who they lay off. Sometimes when it happens everyone breathes a sigh of relief that the grim reaper is finally coming for the slackers who are just dead weight holding everyone back.