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by parsnips 8y ago
Nevada PERS is one of the worst examples as well, missing it's investment targets over pretty much any period of time you can define.
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by parsnips 8y ago
You've clearly never seen a trade book. edit: With 100% less snark the trillions in the stock market is illiquid, while $15 Billion over a short period of time (as to benefit of the 5 years of growth) is not a trivial thing to accompli
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by parsnips 8y ago
If Michael Dell "parked" his money in stocks over the last 5 years, the prices would have been altered. Boards might have made different decisions, and his liquidity might have been compromised. There's no way to guarantee t
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by parsnips 8y ago
At a way to fully illustrate the OP's point.
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by parsnips 8y ago
I think the author's main point about concentration is even more important in blitz. My own peak on lichess in blitz is 2117 (super humblebrag) but if you look at my rating history it has massive volatility due to playing on mobile pho
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by parsnips 8y ago
https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/sanctions/SDN-List/... In banking we gather owner information of businesses in our KYC processes and do OFAC checks using their data. It's an extremely high false
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by parsnips 8y ago
1. Stop putting artificial limitations on yourself 2. Write a good cover letter 3. Apply, Apply, Apply You can do this!
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by parsnips 8y ago
What's older?
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by parsnips 8y ago
"free": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_debt_crisis
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by parsnips 8y ago
>and in Miami he was able to develop a low post game. After he couldn't post up 97 year old Shawn Marion, and 146 year old Jason Kidd.
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by parsnips 8y ago
So sorting is a leaky abstraction? Because merge sort and bubble sort can both have the same interface, isolating you from underlying details...
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by parsnips 8y ago
A distinction without a meaningful difference.
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by parsnips 8y ago
They're not only not heavily subsidized by consumers, but one of the most taxed consumer goods you can buy (besides cigarettes).
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by parsnips 8y ago
I would find a few doctors who want to play investor and pitch the idea to them. If they grok, money may follow to poc.
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by parsnips 8y ago
Not to mention the plethora of 100k sized cities that too have all of these things. Grass is greener syndrome.
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by parsnips 8y ago
My hypothesis (of what people want in an interview): Interviewer to engage in conversation with applicant about applicant's prior work in detail. If the applicant can give sufficient explanations of systems/projects and the inter
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by parsnips 8y ago
Gold Diggers?
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by parsnips 9y ago
Those debts clear with her estate.
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by parsnips 9y ago
How much equity was lost due to inflated gains vs down payments/mortgage payments. I'd say much more the former than the latter, If I had to guess.
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by parsnips 9y ago
So in the last month: Science says nothing about women and men and how preferences may affect work. Science says everything about right wingers being fearful chicken littles.
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by parsnips 9y ago
Don't drink alcohol.
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by parsnips 9y ago
I think the word you were looking for was "Stealing".
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by parsnips 9y ago
I see you've never used slack ;)
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by parsnips 9y ago
It could easily be lower than 16% too. Much lower.
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by parsnips 9y ago
I believe you're incorrect, Medicare Part A covers hospice, skilled nursing and in home care. https://www.medicare.gov/what-medicare-covers/part-a/what-pa...
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by parsnips 9y ago
Why did he not use his medicare policy? At 72 he would have been fully covered pre-Bush and would be covered in Medicare Part A & B post-Bush depending on the services.
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by parsnips 10y ago
Omission of facts is not reporting the facts. That's the point.
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by parsnips 10y ago
If you included additional fact that the domestic radiation is not fatal, it does solve the problem.
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by parsnips 10y ago
>Just didn't seem to be a "standard" answer yet. This article was extremely helpful to me for understanding some solutions in this space. http://www.confluent.io/blog/turning-the-database-inside-out...
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by parsnips 10y ago
Classic propaganda. Fissures on the Alaskan highway are caused by temperature variance. This has been happening since the highway was built in the 40's. Example: >Winter frost is extremely hard on the roads. Do not be surprised to

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