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by metaphor 4y ago
Recommend picking up a copy of Central Banking 101 [1] for a gentle introduction; the basic mechanics of fractional reserve banking are explained in Chapter 2. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Central-Banking-101-Joseph-Wang&#x2F
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https://archive.vn/elsz5
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From the article: > Some companies include statements on labels that say a food "may contain" a certain product or that the food is "produced in a facility" that also uses certain allergens. However, such statements
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https://archive.ph/6tJga
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Also worth mentioning the related scandal[1] of JEA's former CEO and CFO attempting to sneak in a "Long-Term Incentive Performance Unit Plan" that would have paid out hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars as bonuses to exe
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Agreed. While reading the thread, a red flag[1] was immediately raised in my mind when: > We couldn't reproduce it, but we did come up with a theory for why it was happening. ...going right into mechanical subsystem redesign. Sure
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Vanguard economic and market outlook for 2023: Beating back inflation(investor.vanguard.com)
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> It's cycle. It always has been. No, it hasn't always been; you're conflating historically consistent and reasonable cycles with the speculative manias that have occurred over the past two decades. Make no mistake: we a
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Nominal terms may not be the best way to look at it. Here's a more intuitive visualization[1] of just how ridiculous the situation is. The at-a-glance takeaway is that those who bought anytime from 2021 and today are, on average, almos
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The language is with respect to investment time horizons for each given risk consideration, i.e. tactically underweight due to the "recession foretold" not being fully priced in yet, but strategically modest overweight based o
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https://archive.ph/VtR7k
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...which is atypically large even for the Army because of the sheer number of tenants it now supports after 2005 BRAC consolidation, including Pope AFB, and yet still relatively small land-wise compared to China Lake supporting ~10% the per
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by metaphor 4y ago
To reference China Lake's land use as if it were anything remotely close to the median military installation is outright absurd and disingenuous at best.
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by metaphor 4y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I rather disliked the pubescent, sensationalized tone of this opinion piece. Previous discussion[1][2] of Dylan Patel's coverage a while back. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=334191
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This was and still is the best guidance[1] I ever indirectly received in uni. I hope it continues to help others. [1] https://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/dec/essay.phd.html
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> ...which would indicate they make those there and have no issues fulfilling orders currently. Based on FY22 total net sales[1], the entire Mac category accounted for 10.2%, whereas iPhone category accounted for 52.1%. In other words,
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I'm not fighting. I'm merely attempting to dispell naive, unsupported optimism to the benefit of my fellow Intel bulls who are too drunk on yesterday's Kool-Aid to interpret what the cryptic financial writing on the walls hav
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What's with the delusional arrogance of continuing to lean into deprecated past performance when data on present outcomes and future outlook is readily accessible? No one making informed, meaningful decisions today gives a shit about l
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> They can in the Fab sector. I'm bullish on Intel's IDM 2.0 vision in the later stages of a 10-year horizon, but as of today and for at least the next few years, this assertion is unsubstantiated bullshit. According to their
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> As OP said, Intel profits dwarf AMD revenue. > Can you show numbers that would support "eating one's lunch"? It's imprudent to swallow bold, unsubstantiated assertions without even bothering to sniff test. Lu
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> Intel’s profits are more than AMD’s entire revenue. I may be long Intel, but this unqualified assertion without cite is certifiable bullshit at face value. From the latest 10-Q filings for Intel[1] and AMD[2], this is what the number
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by metaphor 4y ago
Nope. From FY21 10-K filing[1] p. 74, cryptocurrencies represented 23% of total net revenues, or 29.9% of total transaction-based revenues. [1] https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1783879/000178387922
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> What doesn't make sense is lowering interest rates when the economy was perfectly healthy in 2019. Err, "perfectly healthy" may be a bit of a mischaracterization. Quoting from the July 2019 FOMC statement[1] (my emphas
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by metaphor 4y ago
Relevant historical context: https://www.mycg.uscg.mil/News/Article/2595148/the-long-blue... > This unique system of enlisting foreign nationals, primarily Asian men, to serve in domestic and food service
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by metaphor 4y ago
Good call. Thanks for clarifying.
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Curious, how did you figure?
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Surprised Smokey Yunick's name isn't mentioned anywhere. Reminds me of this entertaining seminar[1] of a bunch of old school IMSA racers describing how they got "creative" racing around the rules to gain an unfair advant
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> Prize: A trophy with the winning university’s name, participating students’ names, and date of award will be displayed at an FAA facility, and a display copy of the trophy will be sent to the lead academic institution. The lead univer
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Specifically, the earnings call slides[1], slide 5/22 footnote. [1] http://view.officeapps.live.com/op/view.aspx?src=https://c.s...
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by metaphor 4y ago
Wow, I must have been way too slow thinking about how to word this remark[1] that I completely missed your post. Thanks for the design intuition confirmation. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33284221

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