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by tyrust 8y ago
>It says that out of 100k 15-24 yr olds 74 died, and also out of 100k 85-1xx yr olds 13k died. Yes, which is why I took the sum of those numbers for ages 25 to 50. >the area under the curve for 0->50 looks about 1/10 of the ov
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by tyrust 8y ago
>Your chances of dying before "making it big" and retiring are somewhere in the 1-in-10 range. I'd like to see how you came to this conclusion. Painting with broad strokes, one can retire after working in tech for 15-25 ye
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by tyrust 8y ago
As a native-born American with all of my family in the US, I use Reddit for the same category of things too :)
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A victim of being told to consider their weaknesses?
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They completely discount the feedback without any concessions.
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Resistance to constructive criticism is a potential no-hire signal.
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by tyrust 8y ago
This is a weird point to decide to get stuck on. The whole "coyote/racoon" thing is just meant to be an allegory. The correctness of author's definition of "racoon" is irrelevant; rather, how these definition
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by tyrust 8y ago
Pretty great. And complete with a whitepaper that actually makes a seemingly reasonable business argument while ignoring tech. https://www.investor.gov/howeycoins has the explanation
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>I think it is a good thing that every domain has valid contact info. Does your "valid" include domain registrars that provide WHOIS protection that includes forwarding messages to the protected owner? And, honest question, why
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Answered in the "Why?" section of the website link on which you are commenting.
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The Backdoor Roth IRA circumvents this. In short, you invest in a Traditional IRA and convert the contribution to a Roth IRA. https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Backdoor_Roth_IRA
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Give your model to a reddit bot and let it loose on /r/me_irl.
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by tyrust 9y ago
Sounds reasonable to me. You should have an emergency fund that covers six months of expenses, ideally you never touch this. If you quit without another offer it's safe to prepare for a job hunt lasting up to a year. Six more months
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You're describing the situation assuming that Epic has already taken the loss. I'm describing the tradeoff between intentionally taking the loss (i.e. allowing returns of the game) vs keeping the profits they've made.
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You pay taxes on capital gains. Suppose that Epic made P income from Paragon and I income from everything else. They are taxed at T. So if they return P to customers, that's a loss. So they will pay (I - P) * T in taxes and end up wi
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by tyrust 9y ago
>reduce their tax burden Why do people always make this argument? Loss is loss. You're financially better off if you make money, even if you have to pay taxes on it.
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>good light for webcam Studio lighting would solve that and falls into your mentioned price range per item.
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by tyrust 9y ago
Many coins are iterating on the technology introduced by Bitcoin. Some of the coins are tokens that can be used in exchange for something (e.g. siacoin in exchange for decentralized storage).
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by tyrust 9y ago
Does anyone know if there is an equivalent for irssi? Perhaps it's time I give weechat a try :/
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Ah yeah, edited to fix, thanks.
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by tyrust 9y ago
With a 0% maker and <=0.25% taker fee on GDAX [0], I'd be surprised if you ever came close to paying 2% of your total holdings in fees over the course of a year. [0] - https://www.gdax.com/fees/BTC-USD
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The index currently contains 4 coins. Quarterly (or monthly if you really would like) balancing of 4 assets would not be that difficult.
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This is in the third paragraph of the article.
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There's nothing strange about drawing a distinction. You calling it "strange" in an attempt to create controversy where there is none is uncool.
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There are plenty of answers to the criticisms. For example: * fast payment confirmation and network capacity - for BTC, the Lightning Network. Plenty of alt coins have solutions for both of these * overhead that does not cost bil
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The author should consider replacing "blockchain" with "Bitcoin" in their title. They spend the entire time talking about Bitcoin and do not make mention of any of the (many) alt coins that are attempting to solve vari
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by tyrust 9y ago
Thanks for the reply. I suggest changing the "paid services" link under the "How do you make money?" to point to /tax/package. Currently it points to /tax which redirects to a sign-in page.
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by tyrust 9y ago
This looks good, I haven't yet selected a service for doing my crypto taxes this year, maybe I'll give it a try. A couple of questions on top of your FAQ: * A list of what exchanges you support would be nice. * It's
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In case you're confused, eterm was just proposing this as an option. At this time the Twitch app does support casting from the desktop, Android, and iOS [0]. This roundabout solution would only be needed if Amazon decided to remove t
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Reddit is fine if you subscribe to small [0] or heavily moderated [1]. Default and large subreddits have practically always been as you describe. >requirement of quality comments Ha. You won't have shitposts or rehashed jokes, but

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