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by mrep 4y ago
So 21 million a year. Levels.fyi has an SDE III at 355k a year [0] and a level above that at 538k which is usually what most pure IC managers are at. That's a 57% comp for moving up one level moving. 21,000,000/350,000 = 60x.
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by mrep 4y ago
Link to the actual doc: https://pacer-documents.s3.amazonaws.com/33/188450/042020648...
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by mrep 4y ago
Where are you getting your numbers? They had 469 billion dollars in revenue and 38 billion dollars of income before taxes in 2021 [0]. [0]: https://s2.q4cdn.com/299287126/files/doc_financials/2021/q4&#x2
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by mrep 4y ago
How did J. K. Rowling, Michael Jordan, or Jerry Seinfeld f* a lot of people and exploit the system's loopholes?
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by mrep 4y ago
Eh, I've been thinking about getting one of the Garmin dive watches but the stupid subscription for apples is more of a deal breaker than the air integration. Apple watch with dive computer and air integration though would be awesome.
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by mrep 4y ago
That's questionable. From wiki [0]: "A report in the Moscow Times quoted KGB veteran Vasily Pchelintsev as saying that there was a natural gas pipeline explosion in 1982, but it was near Tobolsk on a pipeline connecting the Ureng
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by mrep 4y ago
> Are you in favor of strong encryption for messaging, but not payments? If so, I am curious to hear more of your reasoning on that. Not OP but yes. The government needs taxes to fund itself which means it needs to track some financial
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by mrep 4y ago
Look at the 1980 based graph [0]. They are definitely implying 7-5-10% inflation for the past 25 years. [0]: http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/inflation-charts
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by mrep 4y ago
No, standard is about half of full time employees are programmers. This website has them at about 42%: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/facebook
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by mrep 4y ago
And FDIC to de-risk customers from feeling they need to do a bank run.
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by mrep 4y ago
600 million cash though so really $2 and that is before taxes which will take about half so more like $1
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by mrep 4y ago
GDP can grow with a stable population if your Real gross domestic product per capita is growing which it has been for the USA [0]. Japans has barely grown for the past 30 years which is their big problem [1]. [0]: https://fred.s
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by mrep 4y ago
Wouldn't surprise me if they stopped and switched to dividends with the additional tax on buybacks.
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by mrep 4y ago
U6 is also at an all time low: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/U6RATE
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Core US Inflation Rises to 40-Year High, Securing Big Fed Hike(bloomberg.com)
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by mrep 4y ago
Guessing you are not in the US? I am and all matches I have had on hinge have moved onto text and I have had a girl comment on the green bubbles. I don't even have fb messenger or whatsapp installed.
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by mrep 4y ago
We ended up going on a date still but it did make me raise my eyebrows.
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by mrep 4y ago
I've legit had 1 girl say "I don't know about these green bubbles" after we started texting...
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by mrep 4y ago
Except local property taxes only pay for about half of k-12 education. The other half comes from federal and state governments and the way they give out funding is to selectively counteract that misallocation such that 47 states actually a
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by mrep 4y ago
2/3 of my debt payments are a sure thing as they are fixed and inflation is also a sure thing as deflation is catastrophic so governments won't allow it and deflation is trivially easy to fix with helicopter money. The only thing
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by mrep 4y ago
I like your thought process on the "rate of change in inflation" but BND and VTI are both down 15% in the past year when inflation has had the greatest change in decades. I would have thought BND would have fallen a lot harder con
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by mrep 4y ago
Where are you at? I ask because I have 2 mortgages and a car loan in the US and 2 are fixed rate for the entire lifetime of the loan and 1 I have 10 years until the ARM starts applying so I'm laughing all the way to the bank. 90% of U
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by mrep 4y ago
> 93% of women prefer to be asked out on a date, while 16% of men prefer to be asked out. So if you're a man who won't ask women out, you're going to miss out on potential dates with a lot of women. No judgment — that may
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by mrep 4y ago
> So first thing is, yes, Russia has reason to fear USA. > The other problem here is strategic and geographic: Russia border is enormous and in the middle of plains, driving across the border with tanks and reaching Moscow and other m
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by mrep 4y ago
That and 7 years of savings between now and then but they asked why you would get one and that is one reason why.
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by mrep 4y ago
I got a 10 year ARM back in march as it was 1.125% lower than a 30 year fixed. If I cannot get a good refinance in the first 7 years, I'll just focus on paying it off fully in the next 3. Worse comes to worse, I'm like 95% certa
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by mrep 4y ago
You don't even need to do that, just make an all cash offer and set the closing date like 30-45 days out and you can finance it from the get go. You just need that extra closing time to get the financing ironed out and then you can st
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by mrep 4y ago
Amateur hour? I'd bet money there is an undetonated bomb on the final one that failed to go off and if I were Germany or whoever, I'd be sending underwater drones along the last one to try and find one. It could give you a ton o
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by mrep 4y ago
> Realistically only US and Russia have the capacity to do 3 attacks like this simultaneously. I'm no military expert but why? From reading about the pipeline, sections of it are between 80 meters and 110 meters deep which technica
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by mrep 4y ago
US is #2, only behind Luxembourg: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Median_income

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