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Comment #48680113
I was at a dinner for the .01% the other night, and many of them said the problem is really with the .0001%, if they would just pay a fair tax, everything would be fine. btw, the d…
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Comment #48435543
right, author did not bother to do some simple queries for actual revenue vs actual costs banks used to lose a lot of money on those toasters, amazing they are still in business
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Comment #48435104
I see combined estimated revenue for Q1/2026 to be $15B to $20B, depending on source. I also see combined estimated spend Q1/2026 at $15 to $20B, depending on source. Someone or so…
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Comment #48337605
There is a high correlation between wealth and taxable accounts. For those that are not well off to have large taxable accounts and have most of their assets in retirement funds, t…
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Comment #48337550
I agree that the rule changes are bad and ill intentioned, but I am not sure what I can do about it. And, even if it was zero cost for me to move to an ETF without SpaceX, I would …
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Comment #48337458
I am not looking at the "pure" numbers, and many investors do not, they look at potential. They look at what the possibilities are. If you believe that space will be a significant …
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Comment #48336149
If you do not like Elon, you can simply move your assets to a direct indexing fund, there are plenty of them at reasonable cost, including from the large brokerages. If you believe…
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Comment #48330077
Immense power and profits attracts certain behaviors. This has happened throughout history. Finance is a lot more efficient, flexible, and powerful than other mechanisms, and has b…
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Comment #48328758
The Audacity of these people
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Comment #48328193
Very good advice. I was at it for 40 years, actually did some MUMPS (for those of you who watched The Audacity), as well as every tech from the old days, even some hardware, and ke…
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Comment #48269488
The "imbalance of power" can only be "fought" by eliminating the concentrations of power. This is not a capitalist vs communist thing,it is, at least, a human thing, as humans need…
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Comment #48242240
As I commented elsewhere, everyone gets affected by a wealth tax, as it will affect how assets are priced and how businesses operate across the board. For those who have little hop…
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Comment #48241898
A wealth tax will affect the distribution of investments. It might make higher risk investments like stocks more attractive as compared to bonds, it might make them less attractive…
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Comment #48122484
Not sure I understand why you would not want to separate your personal machine from your dev machine. Even more importantly, I do not know what you want to tie yourself to a piece …
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Comment #48122407
I agree I would rather have something other than chrome, but I need to trade that off with my desire for the benefits of a simpler system. If Apple came out with a SafariBook equiv…
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Comment #48117301
It is very simple: I have multiple Chromebooks and an extra monitor, and use Google for files, email, photos. I can grab my cheap Chromebook and throw it into my backpack, don't bo…
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Comment #48117109
also - I do not like developing on my personal machine. I got into this habit a long time ago - I would always use a remote Linux box, and now with LLM's I ride them bareback (or m…
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Comment #48116965
I am retired, and don't need to - I have a couple of beelink's (just need my home wireless running) and a couple of VPS if I really want to do things away from home, which I don't …
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Comment #48116932
actually both. vim for "real" work, but also vi when I am moving though different machines that have minimal tooling (production or production support machines, which may not have …
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Comment #48114621
Just use Chromebook via Crostini to remote access a headless Linux box. For me, the Chromebook is the right tool in both directions.
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Comment #48114585
Crostini is kind of a joke, but I use it to remote into real Linux boxes. For me, best of both worlds.
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Comment #48114551
With ChromeOS you get both. I have used Linux for 20 years, but only for development, and I will only develop on Linux. For everything else (email, files, photos), I want a browser…
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Comment #48114470
I used DOS,then Windows, then Mac for a total of almost 40 years. I think using Windows and OSX are insanity, but to each their own. I now have a machine that boots almost instantl…
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Comment #48112214
Chromebook users. I loved my Pixelbook, fantastic piece of hardware. When that ended, I went with an Acer Chromebook. Works fine, just not the same. I would go for a Mac Air or Neo…
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Comment #48106395
Yes, that is true. However, each time this happens, those people are eventually labelled as getting in the way of progress, luddites, etc, and it is easy for those that benefit (ch…