vmception

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by vmception 4y ago
the producers won't have the issue, I was thinking just speculators that have over/unexpected exposure to the wrong direction of the oil/gas derivatives market
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by vmception 4y ago
Yeah the contagion is important and it also needs to be several trillion dollars in value. Given that the Federal Reserve wants unemployment numbers to rise, they're specifically trying to make share capital worth less, and borrowing c
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by vmception 4y ago
2008 was an accounting and leverage problem. Every product in 2008 was completely viable which is why the Federal Reserve bought everything. Only 7% of the borrowers defaulted by then, there wasnt mass irresponsibility on the people with mo
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by vmception 4y ago
Yes exactly. You can handle inflation for 6 months to 2 years
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by vmception 4y ago
The first time I passed accreditation, I created a crypto token with a super high supply and sold one, this affected some applications to extrapolate the value of my holdings. A lawyer looked at it and made the attestation that I was accred
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by vmception 4y ago
Wyoming, followed by Delaware, but save Delaware for the C-Corp when you need formalities from outside capital. Both offer levels of privacy, Wyoming’s aren't codified they just dont care (and will help you), there all you have to do i
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by vmception 4y ago
I don't find conservative appellate judges to be doing anything extreme. I don't find this 5th circuit one to have done so, I don't find the Supreme Court to have done so. The thinnest rationale I've seen was that Florid
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by vmception 4y ago
Net positive and constitutional are mutually exclusive concepts. That I do agree, and I agree that my earlier statement doesn't seem to give room for that level of nuance. It just so happens that all my causes and grudges are from crea
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by vmception 4y ago
You're in luck, my excerpt from today's court ruling is immediately followed by acknowledging more recent rulings. > According to the Supreme Court’s more recent formulations of that longstanding rule, Congress may grant regula
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by vmception 4y ago
> Also what festivals are a month long? I have a feeling we may be in different tax brackets haha. Usually not just a single thing, but if you go to some main ones its easy to get caught up in a string of things with other people that th
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by vmception 4y ago
> What life choices did you make to be able to have access to private equity markets but also go to month-long festivals? Some entrepreneurial things worked out, some speculative things worked out, they're not mutually exclusive to
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by vmception 4y ago
The courts and agencies still have the option of finding a different rationale to reach the same desired goal. If they can't, then they have to rely on Congress, if they can't then national government cant be involved. Simple orde
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by vmception 4y ago
> The presidents are passing hundreds of them during their terms. There is a major lack of oversight on Executive Orders. BUT for the most part they are an accurate use from what I can tell. Usually they are merely aspirational goals for
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by vmception 4y ago
Every creature from the New Deal is probably unconstitutional. Additional context on that threat of court packing is that the Supreme Court was already invalidating and gutting the New Deal! Its such an important story to me because my gr
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by vmception 4y ago
> In keeping with Founding conceptions of separation of powers, the Supreme Court has made clear that Congress cannot “delegate to the Courts, or to any other tribunals, powers which are strictly and exclusively legislative.” I love thi
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by vmception 4y ago
A fresh take from judges that barely get any action is something this nation needs. The conservative part is a distraction. There are other circuits across this vast land that get even less action. All circuits operate within a silo of case
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by vmception 4y ago
I have an axe to grind against the entire concept of ALJ's, and these guys are grinding that axe, so this makes me giddy.
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by vmception 4y ago
about time! I think the common circuits are too far up their own ass to just take a fresh view at simply questions. 2nd circuit and 9th circuit just see too much action. Get a panel of judges from Texas and Louisiana for once (5th circuit)
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by vmception 4y ago
Find what's fulfilling for you. For me, it was not fulfilling to be shut out of the private equity markets because I made too little as a wage slave. It was not fulfilling for me to not have the choice of hopping out to month long fest
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by vmception 4y ago
Everyone that is saying just "put the earnings on Schedule C or Schedule 1 of your tax form" is overlooking the part about your side project getting you sued and you having much more to worry about than just taxes. The LLC (and ot
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by vmception 4y ago
Thats a dumb reason to get frozen. Just in case you needed that perspective. All your costs are tax deductions, whether you incorporate or not. The incorporation cost is negligible and you can ignore everything about a local/foreign ll
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by vmception 4y ago
Is there a fork that unhandicaps it?
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by vmception 4y ago
> in many cases the true objective for people and/or teams is not something that can be mentioned without being unspeakably impolite At the individual contributor level the manager is always pushing for “personal OKRs” too And I’ve
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by vmception 4y ago
Your primary point is about the metrics for free services. They obviously cant be compared 1:1 to services that charge any commission. We agree about that. There are many people that feel like their data should be valuable, so that sentimen
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by vmception 4y ago
I’ve seen meticulous stuff like this lately where coding samples contained malware that the learning dev compiled themselves Only reason I noticed was because a compiler used in the tutorial issued a warning about this happening, and I had
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by vmception 4y ago
Not pride, just little consequence. Its not academia, the grade is getting fast funding or revenue because any language is fine and any performance is good enough because the bottlenecks are somewhere else or irrelevant
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by vmception 4y ago
oh shit. I'm surprised we haven't heard about major services getting hacked to oblivion right now, so much is stored in environment variables are there any mystery hacks occurring yet? is this database known to have been spread an
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by vmception 4y ago
This is a dilution of the word gas-lighting. Yes, that deck has the dual purpose of "rationalizing" their investments in web3, which don't need rationalizing at all because they are insanely profitable, as they pump their pri
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by vmception 4y ago
what exactly was the generous severance package during the time of that culture doc?
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by vmception 4y ago
and again today https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-17/powell-sa... "rise in the unemployment rate, [is] a cost worth paying in order to achieve [lower inflation]"

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