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by verelo 8y ago
Nor does TD. They don't even do phone notifications of logins. Ironically i signed up with one of the local credit unions in Toronto to take advantage of a high interest savings account for a future tax debt of which I am sitting on th
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by verelo 8y ago
> "Permission to steal my identity and open a sweat shop." What if I just do one of those things? This guy needs a lawyer.
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by verelo 8y ago
That is great, so you should be able to somewhat relate! I think we should just all have a little more empathy. There is a lot of hate going around and somewhat like in the tech systems many of us work on daily, even problems that seem simp
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by verelo 8y ago
I find this pretty upsetting to read. Moving country has significant risk and difficulty, have you tried it? I have. The challenges today are not about finding clean water or basic shelter no, but if you have ever had to figure out healthca
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by verelo 8y ago
I find Amazon gets my voice significantly better than my GH, but I agree with you otherwise. I find the GH is much more useful, the Alexa doesn't seem capable of doing anything significant for me and it sits there never been talked to
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by verelo 8y ago
Interest being deductible is just one way of incentive ownership. In Canada they don't make interest deductible for your primary residence (you can deduct it for rental properties however), but you're exempt from Capital Gains tax
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by verelo 8y ago
I'd think that VR and AR have possibilities, they're interesting technologies that no one has really landed an amazing use case for. I like to think of it as "Technology innovations enable industry creation", so look for
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by verelo 8y ago
What’s the source of these numbers?
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by verelo 8y ago
Look for what’s next in tech trends and focus there. Mobile apps were something special 5-6 years ago, now it’s just a commodity. You’ll do much better living closer to the edge than app dev unless you have something special to offer.
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by verelo 8y ago
Yeah i agree with this comment. The only thing I’d say is that the point is hard to make in a friendly way. People borrow without consideration all the time, be it money, belongings or even favours. In all these cases there is little respec
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by verelo 8y ago
Agreed, i didn’t talk about option c) time. However, even if we extend the analysis i cannot get it there with ease. It is a shame we cannot just ask her about her contribution amounts and timing! I don’t recall the source but i was recentl
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by verelo 8y ago
In 1955 $6k was very much likely over 50% of her yearly income. Agreed, unlikely.
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by verelo 8y ago
> Why do you say she "obviously beat the market"? > Feel free to post a better analysis, using real data instead of the annualized return. Honestly, I get what you're saying, but compound interest doesn't add up he
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by verelo 8y ago
Is it just me or do you get the feeling it's possible her bosses may have been doing inside trades and she just got lucky by a) not knowing what was going on and b) copying the trades? I love the story either way, it just jumped out to
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by verelo 8y ago
It’s an interesting point. Having no medical / bio knowledge, is argue that from a logical perspective it could easily go both ways. 1) we model them to talk because we do 2) we model them not to talk because we don’t recognize their f
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by verelo 8y ago
Not that i have not done many questionable things like this when i was a kid, but at what point is it an admission of fraud that can get one in trouble?
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by verelo 8y ago
Why wait? I already feel they're useless...
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by verelo 8y ago
Haha, funny because the first time I made it I did something a novice should never try and made it with 40% whole wheat (because i bought the wrong flour by accident...). It's certainly a great bread to make in terms of timing, this co
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by verelo 8y ago
Funny you say this. If you read the particular book we're talking about, he specifically talks about not scoring the bread.
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by verelo 8y ago
These look great! The thing that blew my mind is that I've tried making various bread products before, with terrible outcomes...my first attempt to make something from the book was with a Poolish and it turned out astonishing; "Th
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by verelo 9y ago
On the topic of bread for a moment: I recently started making my own bread. I bought a book on the topic by Ken Forkish "Flour water salt yeast", and I've fallen in love with the process. The recipes are great, but the first
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by verelo 9y ago
For maybe 5 years, then it’ll come to hurt you when you have to re-sign at a new rate.
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by verelo 9y ago
Yeah i actually stopped using gmail, and exclusively use inbox too. Would gladly go back to gmail if I could get a comparable experience!
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by verelo 9y ago
A possible distraction from the unpopular headlines? I hate thinking this way, but I am growing ever more skeptical...
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by verelo 9y ago
The tech industries proverbial "thoughts and prayers"
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by verelo 9y ago
That is super impressive, and what a beautiful looking countryside.
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by verelo 9y ago
Agreed it’s a thing, but rather small compared to the many other complex tasks required to fly a plane.
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by verelo 9y ago
I'm super ignorant on the topic, but when i try imagine being in his shoes for a moment...the concept of doing exactly what you're proposing feels like it might result in some kind of uprising or assassination from within the lead
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by verelo 9y ago
Sometimes you’ve got to double down to see the initial investment pay off. Depends who was in on the round, but a good investor who follows through to help get the outcome is a special kind of partner.
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by verelo 9y ago
I love the graphs, but the way they’re used in this article is very annoying on an iPhone. That scroller is hard to grab and when i zoom i cannot are all the data anymore. No better in landscape mode. Not sure if you can influence that, but

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