tedfernau

5 ms·

1.
by tedfernau 6y ago
This seems more like chasing yield and less like cash losing value or being a bad asset. Cash obviously has benefits to hold and that isn’t changing soon.
2.
by tedfernau 6y ago
Isn’t cash losing value the definition of inflation?
3.
by tedfernau 6y ago
Well maybe common sense tells us how the system should work, but in a regulated industry in the real world the technical details matter. Hope we can get to the ideal solution after enough of these fiascos. Robinhood needs to be at the cutti
4.
by tedfernau 6y ago
I find this, similar to the arguments against robinhood and extremists on social media, basically boils down to treating people as sheep and wanting to protect them from themselves. I think it is a stretch to say r/wsb insiders are obv
5.
by tedfernau 6y ago
I wouldn’t say Maxwells equations are necessary to accomplish almost anything in embedded systems, or even in most of electrical engineering.
6.
by tedfernau 6y ago
It is not being left to die because you can’t afford treatment. It is bad enough that we don’t need to exaggerate.
7.
by tedfernau 6y ago
I have also experienced this with an old studio 1555 and xps 17. My current machine, a dell precision 17 is much better quality (and more expensive)
8.
by tedfernau 6y ago
I don’t think there is a category where amazon shines, but I have had good results with car parts, gardening supplies, tools, books, household items. I usually find a brand name seller with a website or a specific part number. Or if I don’t
9.
by tedfernau 6y ago
I could hardly disagree more. It takes some effort to find the good stuff, but Amazon is the superior way to shop online for most things.