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baby boomers and the greatest generation dying an additional half million per year accelerate the biggest wealth transfer in history - rebalancing portfolios to be demand for undervalued stocks and different consumptive spending patterns
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I skipped the tutorial and was right into a scene with no signup?
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> is a third rail, ask our last republican governor what does that mean? and propositions are citizen initiated amendments that citizens vote on
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are there enough of us that are not beneficiaries of Prop 13 to repeal Prop 13? are there comprehensive stats of which properties are under that system and how many residents that applies to? I don't care about the LLC part, its stupid
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it depends on who "the rich" are but there is a decent sized subset of California that is insulated from the "problems" of California. they are insulated from the famous tax rates, do not rely on employment income, are n
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> Currently the state has an ~80bil surplus. The state needs to keep some of that around for the inevitable recession. yeah well the governor has an election to win, so free money for everyone
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On my phone this was indiscernible I can see DALL-E-2 stuff spreading around WhatsApp groups like wildfire, masquerading as something else
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We can judge market depth in fairly real time though so we know what size of order can and does move
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Usually there is an answer, I’m not familiar with the stablegains service but usually there is enough information for you to tell objectively why to use or avoid a service according to your risk profile. There was enough in the terra ecosys
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I think it already has, I could never get a flash loan elsewhere, or trade in some ways that I like. The closest I could get was access to some favorable margin systems. I don't think that has anything to do with bitcoin or any cryptoc
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People that already have money can buy a bunch of bitcoin Along with early miners How is that controversial? There is zero mechanism to change that reality and not an issue bitcoin was claiming to solve. Whichever frothing at the mouth enth
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yeah everyone imagines theyre going to be on some boring tropical island just because the water is shallow and turqoise around the edges instead of scrolling on the same 3 sites and maybe coding something on the side
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can we download to a glb file?
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yeah the fed profit sharing program is a real big one
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Return the slab To seal it off again No human remains and intentionally sealed off, take the hint
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Both income and asset tests need to be in phases, not cutoffs And those phases need to be market linked in some way
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Turns out, everyone is able to see a connection between a protracted legal battle with a known litigious hound with deep pockets and success on this front. So they all settle or buy the license. The litigious entity gets their way.
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> You can't have your cake and eat it, too. But the thing is... you can Most of us are not designing algorithms, most of the time, or any of the time Many engineers are just filling seats in places that are just in the business of s
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> Even if you are rich and innocent and lucky, then you will spend a day in jail, and spend thousands on bail and lawyers, and if found innocent you will still have all of it on your record, lost all of that money Not quite. If rich you
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Since it has been ruled constitutional, that leaves two options: 1) change all state laws to nuke the practice 2) leverage the practice much more heavily such that more important and influential people want to nuke it
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> As of this writing, on May 20th, it has yet to regain the peg. Its trading at $0.99974 and has gone over $1 several times just today and over the last week. Which definition of peg matters here? Its not causing mass liquidations in Def
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Yes, the reality in some countries on that continent is very different, there is no parallel to the west
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> In short, it is to let the AI help you "look at the film", and the accuracy rate is almost comparable to professional doctors, and it is completely free. In the US, the issue is getting the Xray
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Yeah and for men doing vaginal sex the risk is way lower of getting infection than being the receptacle. HIV had to be rebranded away from being seen as a same-sex curse to a common ubiquitous threat in the 1990s to get society to care, but
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Past performance is indicative of future results except for the purposes of liability punting, which is a super convenient capability of apocryphal disclaimers
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I don't have an issue with 18 people chosen to be promiscuous under the guise of “noooo, we aren't testing whether it works, we’re testing that there aren't side effects before we test specifically whether it works” Both phas
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Think of it like a bad metric thats better than other metrics
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It wasnt to us, it was to the people in the club
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4) Do nothing 5) Sell the credentials ( less liability than 6) 6) yoink
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> One thing it obviously does not address is the human element of who you cut and whether they will be “default alive” unemployed in a recession. An individual's personal financial circumstance is not a factor though. There are many
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