kemofo

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by kemofo 6y ago
The government has passed laws against insider trading, speeding, and murder, and I wouldn't say these things are "completely under the US government's control". The fed does what it wants, congress is powerless to stop
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by kemofo 6y ago
Listen, son, it's the largest cartel on the planet. It's balance sheet expands and contracts arbitrarily b/c it's has a magic checkbook that can create money from nothing. They buy real assets of real companies to backst
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by kemofo 6y ago
I don't tweet, bruh, and this is an adorable copy/paste of meaningless wiki headlines.
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by kemofo 6y ago
1. true 2. not true - you have this backwards 3. true 4. sort of true - the fed allows the exec a candidate list
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by kemofo 6y ago
I'm afraid this will be lost on most.
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by kemofo 6y ago
The irony of name "Federal Reserve" is that there is nothing Federal about it. The Fed is a completely autonomous private organization which controls the United States money supply.
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by kemofo 13y ago
I'm just finishing up a web based ordering and accounting system. Me and one other guy wrote it. It runs a $100,000,000 company, it keeps all the orders and books, day in and day out. It took two years of my life to write, I slept fitf
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by kemofo 13y ago
If that's the shittiest project you ever worked on then you're a lucky guy. User's will use a software project for all sorts of political purposes that have nothing to do with you and it does nothing but f up the process.
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by kemofo 13y ago
"It allows the storage and retrieval of structured data." Can you define datatypes for Excel rows and columns? Can you define constraints on the data? If you can then I say that data is on it's way to being structured. To me,
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by kemofo 13y ago
Excel is not a database.
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by kemofo 13y ago
Taxes reward those who don't produce and punish those who do produce. But, taxes are the price of living in an organized society. Also, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Money isn't the problem, it's a lack of education
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by kemofo 13y ago
First you'll need to decide where you want to be and when that is, i.e. set some goals. Next, exhaustively assess your remaining skill set in order to figure out what you don't know. Third, devise a plan for getting to your goal. Last, be w
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by kemofo 13y ago
This is exactly backwards. But I think the author was trying to say something else and just messed up the title.
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by kemofo 14y ago
What a great lesson Nick has been offered by working there. He got the opportunity to learn what kind of employers aren't worth HIS time at a young age.