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by kqvamxurcagg 6y ago
The investigator said something positive about policing, it'll be black listed.
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by kqvamxurcagg 6y ago
Also interested, why do they want to increase taxes? Any sources or articles about this?
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by kqvamxurcagg 6y ago
Governments have allowed and encouraged companies to become too big to fail. They have failed to evolve anti-trust laws to our modern age of information monopoly, this would of encouraged more openness and competition. Now when these mega-c
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by kqvamxurcagg 6y ago
This is exactly what is happening. The fund management industry is encouraging and attempting to get their slice of the next bailout funds.
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by kqvamxurcagg 6y ago
Access still a fantastic product that in no way compares to Airtable and other todo list toys on the market.
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by kqvamxurcagg 6y ago
Larger customers will have relationship managers at the bank who guide them through the process step by step. Their customers likely even have their cell phone number so communication is good and low friction. With the support of accountant
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by kqvamxurcagg 7y ago
Does anyone know good beginner resources or youtube channels to learn about astronomy?
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by kqvamxurcagg 7y ago
The airlines have given billions back to their shareholders over the last ten years. They should now be approaching their existing shareholders for cash (rights issue) rather than approaching the government. The current share price of these
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by kqvamxurcagg 7y ago
The corporate vehicle is a fantastic invention. The problem is that when fortune 500 companies fail by taking on too much risk (debt, acquisitions, regulatory breaches) they are bailed out. These bailouts prevent their competition from taki
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by kqvamxurcagg 7y ago
Well it's now clear that the Fed IS willing to engage in massive asset inflation. Nothing will stop that until the USD starts to significantly depreciation. Unlimited QE is essentially current debasement, but being the world's res
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by kqvamxurcagg 7y ago
The bubble has been enabled by the Federal Reserve. Quantitative easing and money printing has served to inflate asset prices over many years. For some reason markets going up is fine but when they inevitably decline sharply this is viewed
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by kqvamxurcagg 7y ago
It's an example of a product regressing in quality over time. You can't even search properly using double quotes now. I have to deliberately append 'reddit' or 'stack overflow' to most queries to get decent ans
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by kqvamxurcagg 7y ago
I work for a small finance firm. Before I joined everything was maintained ad-hoc in spreadsheets with no defined structure or consistency. I developed an Access database that now acts as our data warehouse and reporting engine. We are talk
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by kqvamxurcagg 8y ago
How do you create this detailed plan? Are there any tools or frameworks?
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by kqvamxurcagg 8y ago
I live in the apartment block pictured in the article beside the Albert Clock. As far as I'm aware the river is now little more than a stream at best. What is most certainly true though is that it has been forgotten. You can see where