shostack

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   by shostack 5y ago

   Is there a visualization of this anywhere? Do you see this as how the money people have invested in index funds (bogleheads and whatnot) gets "harvested?"
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   by shostack 5y ago

   Also smaller companies tend to come with an outsize support burden that can chip away their profitability to be a net loss that grows over time. That burden grows the more people you have using the product.
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   by shostack 5y ago

   I'm likewise curious. I'm terrified to update for fear of what has been ruined next. But likewise am not sure putting this trust in a 3rd party is any better.
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   by shostack 5y ago

   Is this what the initial signs of hyperinflation look like? Are we at risk of seeing that? Paired with geopolitical movements to try and replace the dollar as reserve currency, that feels like it could reach a rather bad tipping point, espe
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   by shostack 5y ago

   This needs to be higher. The industry is changing in fundamental ways. Certain things simply cannot be doing anymore, for better or worse.
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   by shostack 5y ago

   What are your thoughts on Ray Dalio's thesis around changing world orders? https://youtu.be/xguam0TKMw8
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   by shostack 5y ago

   Are there no measures that bake in home prices?
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   by shostack 5y ago

   Depending on cost of living that amount doesn't go as far as you might think if you are talking a modest single family home in a decent neighborhood, small family, and an upper middle class lifestyle.
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   by shostack 5y ago

   For those unfamiliar with the meme context of "shape rotators": https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/cultures/wordcel-shape-rotato...
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    by shostack 5y ago

    How secure are 3rd party clients? Could they be capturing your login credentials? What about reading private messages and such+I'm
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Really? You can't think of _any_ others who have done much worse things to our country?
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    by shostack 5y ago

    I want a game like Elite with the depth of MSFS. Aviation is decade upon decade of old systems built on the shoulders of the previous ones. Aviation is _hard_. Space travel should be similar, with the appropriate help of computers.
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    by shostack 5y ago

    I desperately want some of the mining mechanics from this to be in games like Elite and Star Citizen. The depth and gameplay are amazing.
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    by shostack 5y ago

    This is so true. And there's an added time tax on the backend to declutter, and sometimes a monetary tax, just to get rid of stuff.
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    by shostack 5y ago

    What are the risks of them being weaponized as biological weapons?
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    by shostack 5y ago

    I suspect I'm experiencing some of this in a small home with poor circulation. Any suggestions for inexpensive room monitoring sensors?
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    by shostack 5y ago

    How do you handle organization of the massive amount of day to day photos taken on phones? It seems really tough to keep up with the increased volume the reduced friction has created.
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Something similar recently happened with Toyota actually. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29667208
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Surely you recognize that the odds of getting into a FAANG are higher and the process more repeatable than starting and selling multiple businesses for $10-$100m...
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Can you explain the "ladder" aspect of this?
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    by shostack 5y ago

    This is a false equivalence. The opinion of someone who does not believe in science is not magically equal to those of people who do and are well versed in it when it comes to debating scientific matters.
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Everything is relative. I know many people who would trade $100k over 10yrs (less if we assume it's overrated) to watch their kids grow up and spend time with them.
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Don't forget to tax out of that. And if they are well compensated to begin with that's at a high tax bracket. And for some of these people, the remaining amount just isn't worth it.
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    by shostack 5y ago

    I'm mostly seeing 18%, 23%, 27% or variations of that which clearly seems to be a nudge towards the higher amount, relying on the social pressure of the server standing right over you holding the screen out to you vs the old way of lea
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    by shostack 5y ago

    I've been pushed to grow by various nemesis in the past. I don't enjoy it. It is often a painful process because of they are truly a nemesis, it isn't just friendly competition. You have to watch your back and not assume the
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Have you read the Riverworld series? That's basically the plot. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riverworld
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    by shostack 5y ago

    I was just about to say... Is /r/wallstreetbets all over this yet? Taking out BofA seems like their idea of fun.
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    by shostack 5y ago

    It is important to realize in America at least, retirement seems a bit further out of reach to younger generations. So this may be really important advice for those entering what may well be the peak of an unprecedented bull market that pad
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Here comes gating copy and paste behind a subscription. /s
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    by shostack 5y ago

    Is it illegal to schedule the transactions months in advance, but then intentionally (but with plausible deniability) slow the release of damaging news like this till after the transaction completed?