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linotype
2y ago
I’m just tired of the victimhood. How can we blame the system when people had forty YEARS to save and they saved nothing. The US savings rate is abysmal, and we know they _can_ save, because the savings rate spiked during the pandemic even
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linotype
2y ago
There are janitors that are millionaires through hard work and disciplined saving. There are many people that make six figures that are worse than broke. Anecdotes are easy to find.
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2y ago
It’s better than zero, and I wasn’t talking about the future. Don’t shift the goalposts.
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2y ago
It’s hard for me to feel sympathy for a generation that saw the largest expansion of wealth and failed to put $1000 a year away in an index. Over 40 years that’s just over $200k in current dollars at 7% inflation adjusted return.
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2y ago
Does anyone know where Trump and Harris stand on this? I believe this is only an issue due to the TCJA.
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2y ago
This is the real answer. If you’re 26 in the Midwest, odds are many of the women a person would date are already married with a kid or two.
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2y ago
I’ll pass on Kamala. Biden should have let democracy do its thing during the primary.
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2y ago
“Independent data center develops have approached Williams for natural gas capacity directly form its pipelines, Armstrong said.” “Develops” “form” … do they even read their own articles before hitting submit?
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linotype
2y ago
Re-read my comment.
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linotype
2y ago
The guy who’s funding $45 million a month for the candidate that wants to end EVs and pump more oil? That Elon?
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2y ago
We’re not going to make it are we?
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2y ago
That reads like a gift to US and Chinese tech companies. Also explains why Apple isn’t launching in EU: “Like the EU's General Data Protection Regulation, the Act can apply extraterritorially to providers from outside the EU if they ha
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2y ago
It’s telling that a company as privacy conscious (relatively speaking) and as deep pocketed as Apple can’t figure out how to comply with EU regulations: “ Apple similarly said last month that it won't release its Apple Intelligence fea
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linotype
2y ago
“What is this, lithography for ants?”
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linotype
2y ago
Doesn’t appear to be. They may not be in compliance with EU law. Companies should be allowed to police their own stores in jurisdictions where that’s allowed. I’m glad the App Store isn’t a mess like it is on my Android device. It’s one of
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linotype
2y ago
Nevermind.
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linotype
2y ago
Professionally, I’ve never used anything most LC problems would signal for. I have libraries for that.
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linotype
2y ago
Even great C++ developers write shitty C++ code. It’s truly a “let’s take all the warning labels off” language.
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linotype
2y ago
This is sometimes done by asking for five years of experience in a library that has only existed for three. Don’t bother applying at companies like that if you’re not on a visa.
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2y ago
What if your kids pre-decease you?
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2y ago
Even if I did want to have kids, I wouldn’t have them to take care of me in old age. What if they move to Japan? Should I have them move back to the US to take care of me? Nah, we should build a society that can and does take care of its el
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linotype
2y ago
What does the power situation in CA, which has been very stable lately in SoCal, have to do with Texas?
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2y ago
Did anyone figure out whether or not the deorbiting of Starlink satellites will cause ozone depletion? Seems pretty scary. https://www.pcmag.com/news/researchers-warn-of-ozone-risk-wi...