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by lyrrad 6y ago
I believe that's the icon that references all of Docs/Sheets/Slides/Keep/Sites/Forms, but not individual apps. I'm not sure where the four color rectangle is used, other than marketing material. The indiv
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by lyrrad 6y ago
I think the new Docs icon is very similar to the old one: A blue rectangle. Chat's icon is two overlapping green speech bubbles. All the new icons appear to be on this page: https://workspace.google.com/pricing.html
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by lyrrad 6y ago
Things have improved somewhat since then, with the introduction of Same Day ACH, which provides two additional ACH processing periods each business day. https://www.nacha.org/rules/same-day-ach-moving-payments-fas... I
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by lyrrad 6y ago
It looks like the current base rate is a very competitive yield, and I'd expect the odds to be lowered soon, since their lottery gives the equivalent of about 3.6% in interest in addition to the 0.20 base interest. Another startup (Le
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by lyrrad 6y ago
Thanks. Can the information about the prize cutoff be added to the official rules or the FAQ? Based on this, I think someone with $10000 deposited would appear in the winners list about 4 times a year, assuming those that win the $15 prize
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by lyrrad 6y ago
Section 14 of the official rules says that you can write for a list of winners. https://www.withyotta.com/official-rules Does that mean that one could essentially get a list of your customers (that won in a particular week)
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by lyrrad 6y ago
My understanding is that the Federal Reserve seems to intend the lifting of the cap to be essentially permanent, despite the cap being lifted in the form of an "interim final rule". See the third question at the Fed FAQ here: htt
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by lyrrad 6y ago
A few errors in the spreadsheet: - Odds for the $0.20, $0.80 prizes are slightly off. - The $15 and below prizes are not split between participants, so one would not need to consider the number of other entries for winning those prizes. If
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by lyrrad 6y ago
My understanding is that H1-B's for some educational institutions (and certain affiliated non-profits) are cap exempt.
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by lyrrad 7y ago
This is incorrect. Withdrawals from Roth IRAs follow particular ordering rules and one can withdraw direct contributions without a 10% penalty or tax. In general, direct contributions are taken out first, followed by conversions, followed
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by lyrrad 7y ago
My understanding is that the largest index funds use free-float weighting. This adjusts the weight of a stock in the index by the proportion of the stock that trades freely in the market. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C
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by lyrrad 8y ago
AT&T didn't allow those with off-contract iPhones to unlock them until April 8, 2012, so there was a few years there where you could have a paid-off device still locked to AT&T. https://www.macrumors.com/2012&#x
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by lyrrad 9y ago
I assume the 'in excess of $75,000' figure is in there to ensure that a Federal court has jurisdiction over the action. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amount_in_controversy
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by lyrrad 9y ago
Most of the major players have funds with expense ratios within a couple basis points of each other. When they're that close, picking the fund with the lowest expense ratio may not result in the best performance and other factors can d
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by lyrrad 9y ago
The article says that any key will do. Is there any concern with buying a less expensive security key from a less established company, or even a third party seller on a site like Amazon? Could a malicious entity make an intentionally weak s