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by qorrect 6y ago
Never put all your money in any one instrument even if it is a collection of many different things. The foolish part was 'put it in a single ETF'. Honestly this whole thread is a dumpster fire I'm leaving this one alone.
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by qorrect 6y ago
I can still hear him saying multivariate. Amazing course.
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by qorrect 6y ago
With $1m you could very easily hedge your bets, I don't think OC is saying put it _all_ in an ETF that's pretty foolish. To OP: Get a financial advisor ASAP, $1m is enough to justify it. You also have a lot of tax implications t
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by qorrect 6y ago
| exploiting the poor I think a lot of those people wouldn't have jobs otherwise, is something better than nothing? Also it's not just the poor, I've had many friends use uber as a stop gap between jobs. One of my drivers ha
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by qorrect 6y ago
Uber is still bleeding money, unionizing would essentially put Uber out of business.
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by qorrect 6y ago
A Philosophy major.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Yeah I'm guessing code quality is _tanking_ around the world. Lots more code , a lot less quality.
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by qorrect 6y ago
As a self-studyer, I'm a big fan of this book https://www.people.vcu.edu/~rhammack/BookOfProof/ .
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by qorrect 6y ago
I use python because of Numpy, Scikit and Tensorflow. I don't know of any other languages with libraries as productive as these, so speeding these apps up is a big win for a lot of people. Also 20% is huge, I look forward to trying it
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by qorrect 6y ago
It's still shitty.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Wow very clean. What is this syntax I don't recognize it: positionSlider.onValueChange = [this]() { seekVideoToNormalisedPosition (positionSlider.getValue()); };
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by qorrect 6y ago
Wow very cool, I think it's super rare to get to work on a compiler for money, kudos! Can you tell us who the company was ? And was this a Perl to x86/x64 compiler ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
> In a taxable account it is better to get capital gains because of stock buybacks than to get dividends. This ends up being a lot of money on a 5M investment, good call out.
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by qorrect 6y ago
You pay a lot of taxes on High Dividend stocks just FYI.
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by qorrect 6y ago
None of these look free, is their something special I need to do ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
How anyone thinks its acceptable to reference initials/acronyms before first defining them is beyond me.
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by qorrect 6y ago
You actually did die, we've been waiting to tell you. This is your third reality, you died back in 2003 also.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Steve ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
You had me at 'a depth first traversal'.
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by qorrect 6y ago
As a self taught person this lines up with my experiences and it depresses me that I 'missed out'. But I try to make up for it by continuing to learn, I'm just now really getting into Information Theory though and can't
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by qorrect 6y ago
> Entrepreneurship? Getting more technical has a diminishing ROI after 10 years. Does anyone do anything just for the hell of it anymore, or is it all driven by money?
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by qorrect 6y ago
> and if you are self-taught, I can guarantee you that you have massive holes in your knowledge Just curious, why is being self taught a guarantee for having massive holes ? Can you give some likely examples ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
Brainf*ck but no Ocaml ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
> weaponized version of the Java platform That was really sad to read. Oracle is really hurting the java language and ecosystem.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Sorry I meant the Canary Islands , a part of Spain.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Visit them first! I really did not like Malta, I would 100% go with Portugal, or Spain/Madeira.
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by qorrect 6y ago
I'll second this.
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by qorrect 6y ago
AMZN has made a 75% return this year, and you're buying municipal bonds ? Someone is _really_ risk adverse ...
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by qorrect 6y ago
What was the concession ( just curious ) ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
My only rain drops on your parade is that raves, dates and networking are particularly important in your 20's. I fear you would miss out on a lot of those activities that you will not get to ( or have far less opportunity to ) do when

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