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by whb07 9y ago
Is it though? There’s a saying that goes “there are no bad teams just a bad leader”. Could you provide a common seen example where this does not hold up?
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by whb07 9y ago
Time and time again more evidence is propping up stating the benefits of exercise. I think Patio11 summed it up well, roughly stating that as we are all working with the same hardware(the body) then we should work to maintain it in top shap
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by whb07 9y ago
From my point of view is that they are also well maintained. Imagine being a young spouse and your military spouse is earning more than enough to keep Both of you happy. Why pursue something outside of Netflix and chill? That and if a deplo
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by whb07 9y ago
As a child, looking back on it, fishing and doing outdoor activities with my dad was amazing. That and look into doing sports for your kid. Strength and health + everyone’s recommendation for learning/reading will place your kid miles
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by whb07 9y ago
I don’t know anything about junkies. But you’re missing the point, taxed money doesn’t come from creation rather than from someone else directly. Assume an economy valued at $100. If you taxed it and passed that money to another party, it’s
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by whb07 9y ago
This is in itself is very short in analysis. What do you think people do when they get more money? They spend it. If they don't directly spend it either by cashing out, borrowing against it, etc. The fund manager controlling that savin
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by whb07 9y ago
Ooh nitpicking! Okay, I’ll bite, so let’s just go through the top 10 from 1998 and 2017 to see if there is any dynamism or if it’s a static body like you’re suggesting. 1998, 2017: 1) GM, Walmart 2) Ford, Berkshire Hathaway 3) Exxon, Apple
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by whb07 9y ago
It’s not a static group. Those in the 1% are not the same group over the following years. This has been well established. For another simple example, look at the Fortune 500 of today vs 20 years ago. Very few companies remain, it’s still ve
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by whb07 9y ago
Kind of like any venture where you try as hard as possible and yet fail ? Kind of like an athlete in the olympics who ends up losing by a fraction of a second? Idk, they don’t get the gold right?
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by whb07 9y ago
Well back in the 18th century, travel across continents was longer than 24 hours. They are not breaking any laws, but the entire point of immigration is null and void if more people did this. I’m actually pro free borders. But as it stands
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by whb07 9y ago
The concept of citizenship is all super squirrelly in the U.S as a whole. Take for example rich foreigners who fly in their pregnant wives to give birth at XYZ hospital, and immediately confer their children citizenship. How is that okay? T
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by whb07 9y ago
ooh way late response! That is actually the opposite. Friedman also addressed that point. The case you are presenting is essentially "we shouldn't rely on foreign XYZ too much, we should have our own manufacturing". Well sure
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by whb07 9y ago
This is such a weird way to virtue signal. What’s worse is that they believe they are in a position of power to be able to insinuate such things. How about they actually become outright superstars and then provide a road map for others like
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by whb07 9y ago
What else do you look for ? I recently spoke to a hiring manager and he told me that my resume made me look very “green”. It’s only after talking to me that he noticed my resume paints a bad picture.
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by whb07 9y ago
Their cloud offering is a joke. Terrible UI. terrible on boarding. It took me over 30 minutes of trying to deploy a small vps just to find out my account was locked out as a brand new user. The moment they said to mail them a copy of govern
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by whb07 9y ago
No it never breaks down. Milton Friedman commented some 30 years back to the typical "we should have higher tariffs on steel, because its unfair that the japanese are subsidizing their exports". His response? "Well that benef
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by whb07 9y ago
For bugs to never exist in the first place? Let me put that one in the list of obvious things like “traffic accidents shouldn’t occur”, “drowning accidents shouldn’t occur”, “heart disease shouldn’t occur”. I’m sure I missed something. Coul
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by whb07 9y ago
remoteok.io and I would check specific job pages to your language of choice or framework.
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by whb07 9y ago
Yes, but they are tied! I can't remember which emperor said something along the lines of "as long as i have the army behind me", but the scales had been tipping beyond the balance between gov / private citizens. I think
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by whb07 9y ago
Hey dude keep at it! Everyone has to go through this one way or another you just chose to go through it while in a MS program. I don't know why you would openly apply to this without knowing your way around programming but hey, you&#x2
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by whb07 9y ago
Couple things I hold to be true: 1. Everyone thinks they know why Rome fell 2. It never involves the state of the monetary policy in place Quick bit of evidence, the Roman government pursued fast and loose debasement of their currency to pr
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by whb07 9y ago
Cryptozombies
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by whb07 9y ago
I don't think for a second that if you're in exile because you're on Putin's bad side that you're ever thinking "oh boy should I walk down this road? I know theres hoodlums always messing around it". You&#
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by whb07 9y ago
Why is it that ex-Russian oligarchs/kgb/persona-non-grata who end up being killed are mostly in exile in the UK? While I know there is a big community, you're as far as possible while still being in Europe, why not just move
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by whb07 9y ago
Yes temporarily sure? But if you keep deferring can you really tell me what the tax laws will be 50 years from now? I don't think in 2068 if you finally decide to sell and cash out the IRS will come with a list " Well on 2030: tax
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by whb07 9y ago
Theres a common real estate move where you can defer your taxes on a real estate sale if you use the proceeds to buy a similar amount of property (dollar amount) [0]. So as long as the proceeds from the sale go into a similar type of proper
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by whb07 9y ago
Well for one any sort of auction/market like ebay, flee market, high end auctioneers, the like. They are trading precious metals/jewelry, other objects in which the buyer hopes to profit at some later point in the future. No one i
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by whb07 9y ago
Yes but there are many many markets out there which don't have any sort of regulation. The SEC's main quarrel right now appears to be that they believe investors might come to an exchange and invest believing they are as safe.
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From my untrained perspective it seems like they are warning against "the appearance of a regulated market". Therefore, all these markets should do is have a big banner at the top stating: "We are not regulated by the SEC and
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by whb07 9y ago
So much this! I broke my leg a decade ago and asked my doctor how much did it cost to get X done if I wanted to pay in cash. He didn’t know and looked dumbfounded by such a simple question. In what other profession can a professional perfor

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