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by nstj 10y ago
I'm thinking more about harnessing insight into the returns on the products themselves (and of course not using an API to trade, that wouldn't make much sense with an index fund).
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by nstj 10y ago
Without wanting to drift OT, the capitalisation of YOU doesn't really seem all that necessary here.
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by nstj 10y ago
I really look forward to the day when it's easy (and safe) to have API's at places like Vanguard so developers skilled in areas such as UX can layer technology solutions on top of the fantastic investment products provided by outf
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by nstj 10y ago
Apologies - I wasn't sure of the standard procedure for adding dates in the headline (I've seen them added to posts ad-hoc and wasn't sure if they were added by the mods etc if they made the front page). Would be happy to ed
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by nstj 10y ago
Did you know that Warren Buffett also got in on this same silver trade in 1997? > Our second non-traditional commitment is in silver. Last year, we purchased 111.2 million ounces. Marked to market, that position produced a pre-tax gain o
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Provider of Personal Finance Tools Tracks Cards, Sells Data to Investors (2015)(wsj.com)
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Ever described something as "tasting like s%#t"?
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> The most basic difference between Old World and New World wines is geographic: "Old World" refers to the traditional winegrowing regions of Europe, while "New World" refers to everything else.[0] So while the root s
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by nstj 10y ago
Sure - so you're factoring capital appreciation in to the total return for your 4% after tax number? Which would imply that you're not holding these to maturity though right?
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by nstj 10y ago
Can you provide some example names? I'm seeing returns of only 1.65% on the Barclays Muni Index[0] [0]: https://index.barcap.com/Benchmark_Indices/Aggregate/Bond_In...
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A B-52 with 2 nuclear bombs on board crashed in the US in 1961(en.wikipedia.org)
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Using Credit Cards to Target Web Ads(wsj.com)
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Your Credit Card Company Is Selling Your Purchase Data to Online Advertisers(businessinsider.com)
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by nstj 10y ago
> Yes, Your Credit Card Company Is Selling Your Purchase Data To Online Advertisers[0] [0]: http://www.businessinsider.com/credit-cards-sell-purchase-da...
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by nstj 10y ago
I always just assumed the card provider put a cookie on your browser when you logged in to their site (to check your bill e.g) and then sold part of this ID with the purchase history. Could be way off here though.
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by nstj 10y ago
Good call. Apple Pay has a high level of anonymity too.
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by nstj 10y ago
After making a reasonable outlay on a watch in a bricks and mortar store recently and then being retargeted aggressively by watch manufacturers on my browser (apparently card companies selling purchase history is par for the course) I becam
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by nstj 10y ago
It's a completely reasonable question - not sure why you'd downvote
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Instagram Takes a Page from Snapchat, and Takes Aim at It, Too(nytimes.com)
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The Road to the Uber-Didi Deal(wsj.com)
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> There is way less women than men because the Government let people basically kill girls with selective abortion or after being born. To put in in to perspective, there are 1.06 males per female in China [0] which though high, isn'
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by nstj 10y ago
A "long press" on a link in an app can often assist in separating the native "wheat" from the webview "chaff".
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by nstj 10y ago
Oh yeah, I should have qualified that with "developing applications in non-native code for native platforms doesn't have much appeal from a user perspective". ie: it would be great if the Official Account apps available thro
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by nstj 10y ago
I think the "living in a WeChat ecosystem" proposition doesn't hold much appeal from a user perspective, but from the perspective of companies looking to build apps it can be quite appealing. Native development is very expen
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China, Not Silicon Valley, Is Cutting Edge in Mobile Tech(nytimes.com)
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http://learn.hfm.io/
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by nstj 10y ago
> Monday morning quarterback: A person who analyzes the mistakes they made they day after they've made them. Derived from complaining over quarterbacks on monday morning after the sunday game. [0] [0]: http://www.urbandic
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by nstj 10y ago
If you're looking to learn Haskell on macOS you should really check out "Haskell for Mac" [0]. It's a great native Haskell programming environment not dissimilar to Swift Playgrounds (and there are great video tutorials
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by nstj 10y ago
Not that I condone using an integer as a UUID, but here's some discussion around using a 128 bit integer to store one[0] [0]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18439520/is-there-a-128-b...
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by nstj 10y ago
As Number values?

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