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by tekknik 4y ago
Still need data
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by tekknik 4y ago
> I’m inclined to agree with the fed, since the 2018 change to the law is what made it legal for SVB to make the bad bet that put them out of business. Of course you are, you’re clearly biased against the right so without even trying to
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by tekknik 4y ago
So they don’t have the data, only the Fed…and you? Data please, as this says different: https://www.factcheck.org/2023/03/what-to-know-about-trump-e...
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by tekknik 4y ago
> They rolled back the regulations that would have, if not prevented this mess, caught it much sooner. Not at all, in fact SVB grew so quick that even with the rule in place they wouldn’t have been caught. https://www.factchec
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by tekknik 4y ago
> What now? Maybe start holding at least some of your assets in gold or other currencies.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Banks being too big to fail is a bit common sense unfortunately. We cannot let our financial infrastructure implode as the damage will be much more severe than some inflation. > And if the entire question of banks too big to fail want ev
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by tekknik 4y ago
You’re probably confusing parent, Trump definitely won 2016.
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by tekknik 4y ago
The good thing is you’re old enough now, so let’s see if you vote to continue or end this. We’ll definitely have another 2008 again, potentially in the next decade or 2, as the current administration is setting that up now with special mort
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by tekknik 4y ago
The size of a bank has nothing to do with portfolio diversification. You can, as an individual, keep a well diversified portfolio of $100. Perform better is objective since you provided no metric for anybody to compare, same with resiliency
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by tekknik 4y ago
How do you not pay taxes on property?
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by tekknik 4y ago
> Up the corporate tax rate. > Change marginal tax rates for individuals. Politician? Why are you trying to hide your intent here. Raise taxes across the board, just say it.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Then throw us deeper into a recession since business won’t invest in expanding anymore?
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by tekknik 4y ago
> The aversion to recession is destroying us. The aversion to recession comes from people disliking the idea of losing their job, house, way of life, hell maybe even their family. This is like saying some people need to suffer and lose e
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by tekknik 4y ago
This was happening prior to the monetary policy issues. This is a result of the mass amount of money spent during COVID. But interestingly it’s Congress that’s supposed to set the budget. But now you have the Senate and POTUS trying to forc
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by tekknik 4y ago
Should we bring up 2008-2012 again? Shall we discuss what’s about you happen with subprime mortgages (again) or the current financial issues the country is facing? This seems like a silly thing to say when it’s the left focusing on getting
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by tekknik 4y ago
We now have a new mortgage rule requiring those with good credit to secure a mortgage for those with bad credit by charging them fees on the mortgage. Here we go again.
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by tekknik 4y ago
That has always been a burden. If customers want something then the person selling it sets the price.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Netflix doesn’t need to image capture because they know what content they are displaying. Swipes and taps count for little when the device is a set top box that matches every other set top boxes fingerprint.
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by tekknik 4y ago
My account, with everybody using the same profile, working different schedules, and watching different shows, I wonder what my profile looks like? 0-100 male or female is about as close as they could get.
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by tekknik 4y ago
Amazon is a bit harder to judge given the subscription is for more than just movies and tvs
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by tekknik 4y ago
Depending on how much it cost to deliver that content, assuming netflix is running near 24/7, it may still be a win.
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by tekknik 4y ago
I get where you’re coming from on modern TV shows as I still enjoy 80s-90s shows, and some 70s shows more than most modern shows. But a majority of what you listed here is clearly emotional ranting. If you for once believe 75% of shows are
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by tekknik 4y ago
How anyone can find Apple family sharing difficult to setup is interesting as it takes I think a total of 6 taps to get setup with your first family member. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201088
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by tekknik 4y ago
Get movies anywhere, buy elsewhere. Fortunately Apple doesn’t do this nonsense, this got me once too.
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by tekknik 4y ago
If more users have accounts then licensing costs are less of a burden to Netflix.
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by tekknik 4y ago
> A new show launches, it doesn't perform too well, so Netflix cancels it after the second season. Now, the people who enjoyed the show will be more sceptical of new shows, and now a larger percentage of users will "boycott&quo
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by tekknik 4y ago
> There's no smoky backroom where Biden and Macron and Sunak and Scholz sit in high-back leather chairs with glasses of whisky scheming about how to counter each threat to their power Why whenever anybody says anything that can be c
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by tekknik 4y ago
if a voter ID is free and requires no effort on the citizens part, how is it anti-democratic? is this to say that all IDs are anti-democratic?
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by tekknik 4y ago
A corporation is a legal entity capable of owning things
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by tekknik 4y ago
Well you haven’t answered my question about your potential financial involvement with EVs nor why you’re so enamored by them. I’ll continue this conversation and disprove your recent post when you explain why it must be EVs we use instead o

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