manic85

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by manic85 5y ago
See my response to lots of pulp above. Would be happy to chat about this further, if you are interested in doing a user needs interview.
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by manic85 5y ago
The politics can't really be addressed by software, true. However, much of development is actually process and project management with complicated non-intuitive workflows. I think there's potential for software to help. do somethi
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by manic85 5y ago
I agree, Nexo/Celsius/Blockfi should not be going around saying they are "riskless". However, blocking out the majority of the general public from high yield investments is not the right move. Wealthy =/= sophistica
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by manic85 5y ago
Real Estate Developer. Software should eat my industry. I find a bit of what I read here to be quite interesting.
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by manic85 6y ago
Creating a streaming video art project called “Mermaid Mukbang”
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by manic85 6y ago
I’m creating an artistic streaming video side project called “Mermaid Mukbang”
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by manic85 6y ago
I've found a combination of keeping a journal, having self-compassion, and having something to prove to be the key to sticking with a self-study regimen. Journaling helps document progress and provides notes that you can transcribe to
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by manic85 7y ago
Hard to say right now, but it's likely that bonds won't go up again until people believe the rate of new bond issuances will go down. On another note, the federal funds rate is at zero but bank stocks are cratering anyway, possibl
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by manic85 7y ago
This is confusing to me too. The best explanation I've heard is that the market is expecting a future increase in bond supply (gov bond issuance to fund coronavirus mitigation measures), which would drive prices down and yields up. Thi