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I think someone may have wanted to bring more attention to this because contrary to surface level opinion and the peak on the surface; there is actually a growing number of people who meet the requirements to be eligible for disability but
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> Neither was your comment. The comment I made refers to the underlying process of inflation indexing a yield curve in loose terms. You seem to be nitpicking on semantics for no real reason. You also seem to have messed up your math with
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The chart you linked isn't inflation indexed. I believe the chart below is the one you should have been linking (at least one that's public, the reports I get are subscription only so I can't share those): https://
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I entered the tech industry about the same time as you, worked my way up to Infrastructure Team, been unemployed starting off with the great layoffs of 2022 in biopharma (which weren't really picked up by news but occurred following wo
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Why would an iceberg be a "he is all black?"
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Its sad, I know quite a few people that would fall into this category. While they are generally good-natured and personable but private people, they are often equally blind in many respects, and that blindness in a fair discussion often tip
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The vast majority of your argument's volume was promoting an incorrect way of thinking comparing two unrelated things, for a question not asked or really that useful. You can't determine logical truth in a stochastic environment e
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I think the same could be said of anyone who has successfully traded regularly over several years. To do that kind of business you have to have mastered yourself or set up systems where the emotional rollercoaster ride doesn't change y
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Interesting, thanks for sharing this.
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This isn't useful or correct, and ends up being a bit circular getting into the weeds. The focus should be that the normal math formula for bond valuation doesn't account for yearly real or projected inflation. Almost everyone I h
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The problem is that most people don't know how to invest, and this has been done by purposeful intent. Financial education was removed from centralized education long ago. Bonds necessarily need to exceed the yearly inflation to retain
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It doesn't, it favors longstanding caselaw and laws already on the books. There is a longstanding precedent with regards to business document retention, and chat logs have been part of that for years if not decades. The article tries t
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In a perfect world with a fair market, yes they should consider entering and competing given they could probably do better. This isn't either. One doesn't simply walk into mordor. To enter this market, it requires that you first r
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Is that still going on? I remember this killing businesses left and right early on (early 2000s).
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Unfortunately this won't help much. Each transaction will be unique, with a different device, different ASN, and different IP. If you find my post above, it links to an article which explains the whatfor and how this is going on.
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For those not intimate familiar with containers (docker/podman), can you link to a brief blog post that touches on this in detail for further reading? Much appreciated.
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Unfortunately nowadays, blocking by ASN is not going to help you out much in solving this type of issue. The reason for this is stealthy botnets. For a brief rundown, I'd suggest this article. https://jan.wildeboer.net/
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> You're saying I rely on fallacy, survivorship bias, but you have no way of knowing what is coming. Just because you happen to be blind in this area, doesn't mean all people are blind. In the day after tomorrow, you had that g
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Its like predicting avalanches in avalanche prone areas. You may not know the individual particle interactions and forces that will inevitably set the next avalanche off, but you know it will happen based on factors that increase the likeli
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This is a duplicate.
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It can be a self-healing system, and capitalism is generally self-healing, but the former is not necessarily the case in all economic systems. There is a critical point where factors, and producers leave the market because requirements cann
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You should read Hazlitt. There are things being done which cannot be undone, and there are issues that were long predicted, and ignored, and the consequences are now bearing fruit. If you haven't heard a real doomsday scenario that&#x2
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I agree with you, but no one listened back then, why would they ever think about listening now. Capital formation comes first before everything else, not the other way around, when you have nothing to trade that's of value it simply ca
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It was bound to happen. The people seeking total control and power end up actively selecting against the evolutionary pressures that reward intelligence; the very thing that would normally allow them survive in chaotic times. Their choices
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The simple fact of the matter is, the most intelligent people who should be participating in discussion on important existential matters like this, are not participating. They are not participating because they know and realize that what pe
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There are a lot of people that believe most of us will die within the next 10 years, and a rational discussion of these subjects is largely based in the fact that for the last three generations, we have faced numerous existential threats th
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It's not a good idea to compare children to pets. There is no comparison.
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Not all people without children fall into this narrow stereotype.
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When vetting how useful answers are, I and most reasonably intelligent people always pay most attention to the answers that are negative because you typically learn something that helps you better able to approach the problem even if it doe
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They only started blaming the locals once there was concrete proof internationally where they were caught in the lie, and there is plenty of material all of which support this; not just the ones I linked. Shame is one of the worst things fo

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