rmrm

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by rmrm 6y ago
Plants leave roots in the ground and carbon in soil. No till farming practices of grains and corns sequester massive amounts of carbon into the soil. We dont need to do anything special just quit doing things wrong.
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by rmrm 6y ago
Saw this outsode the wilderness plenty of times as well. Hiking back down from half dome. At 5pm, miles from the summit groups in flip flops and a small water bottle, clearly exhausted and not sure what they were in for, asking if the wer
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by rmrm 6y ago
It would be inflationary, as less efficient local labor would also require more workers and higher wages. Food costs would go up but the money would be more contained locally as well. Net net I think it would decrease some consumptions, b
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by rmrm 6y ago
The market tends to want to test assumptions it seems to me. I would not be overly surprised to see the market act in a fashion to have this question if the Fed will backstop it answered.
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by rmrm 6y ago
The real question I haven't seen much discussion of, is who covers state and local govts massive loss of tax revenue. They cant print money like the fed. Is the fed going to monetize their debt as well?
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by rmrm 6y ago
Its both. Demand shock is leading to a loss of places to put it, so the price must fall to a low enough price to make it profitable to pay increasing amounts to store it until its worth something. The price war has depressed the price enoug
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by rmrm 6y ago
The biggest risk stated in 2008 was contagion to "main street" economy, which did eventually occur to some degree. This virus and fallout went directly to the main street economy (of the entire world at same time) and stopped it c
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by rmrm 6y ago
Few things you might not be aware of: 1. Even in the event of Emergency visits to in network hospitals, one is often charged out of network fees if one of the doctors present is out of network. Which one is not notified of and has no say
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by rmrm 7y ago
Or you could look at it the other way, why in the world was +10% up from here the "right number" as to its value. Try to justify that first before questioning the contraction.
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by rmrm 7y ago
Strictly in the sense that over time it measures something. In the short term peoples opinions matter, in the long run company performamce matters. The stock price relates to earnings and capital efficicency etc over the long haul.
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by rmrm 7y ago
90% of Chinese GDP is stopped. Do you have a source for that? I wouldnt think that is even possible.
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by rmrm 7y ago
that can be fine, you just need to find an organization that emphasizes the people management side of things and has other avenues for technical leadership. Typically a place like that is self aware about it and quite upfront (as a tech le
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by rmrm 7y ago
Just wanted to second this. As a manager, even for people I know fairly well, I'm routinely surprised by little bits I learn as to what they want, what they dislike, or what gets them upset. Do not assume your manager can read your m
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by rmrm 7y ago
I believe the best reason for this is you have looked around and soul searched and believe you are best equipped to put that team in the best position to succeed. Unfortunately, some percentage of people who come to that conclusion are soc
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by rmrm 7y ago
I live in Norcal and had a little Toyota pickup. I had more than one lady from the city be very impressed "oooh a truck, its so manly!". Where Im from a little Tacoma truck is not really a truck. Truck culture is not really a c
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by rmrm 7y ago
Except you would need to remodel every exusting restaraunt to have conveyer belts behind false walls. This isnt the next step, it will not happen. Walk up windows for ordering and numbers are already increasing. That is the next step for
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by rmrm 7y ago
They are profound to the experiencer precisely because they are experienced. They are seen and felt in an entirely absorbing manner.
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by rmrm 7y ago
having worked at a lot of startups with various outcomes, I've come to firmaly believe the net preset value of your options is actually correct. If you take all the shares I've ever had options given on, and multiplied them by th
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by rmrm 8y ago
42 year old manager, with most of my team 50+, being its a specialty embedded environment full of dinosaurs. You better be technically very good. And not have too shitty of an attitude. Because you probably make a lot more than the youngs
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by rmrm 8y ago
It does not prevent treatment, but if treated with antibiotics, that animals milk will never there after be organic. Thems the rules.
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by rmrm 8y ago
This would certainly eliminate the rental market altogether, if that was your goal.
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by rmrm 8y ago
My results from several years, from a team lead, to post acquisition large company middle manager: 1.) It can be much more stressful and unpleasant working through other people than being an individual contributor. You must be able to deal
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by rmrm 8y ago
My Vietnamese buddy has a taste for not quite ripe fruit. He said in the old country everyone would come steal your fruit as it ripened. He who could stomach the greenest fruit won.
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by rmrm 8y ago
Interest rates fell for what, 40 years, creating the great bond bull market? Things can tend to trend, not happen all at once and discretely. Maybe that means the market was horribly horribly wrong for 40 years, I dont know.
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by rmrm 8y ago
Your ending hints at my problem with inflation discussion and I suppose economic projections and asset price projections in general based on some macroeconomic fact. One would assume based on the casual and confident nature in which people
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by rmrm 8y ago
I guess bonds, if inflation expectations are constant, as they will drop if expectations rise as you say. Avoiding bonds would be a mechanism to avoid rising expectations. So I think this is technically correct, if things are static, but
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by rmrm 8y ago
Agree, that is potentially a very good one. We have that covered so far as a hefty California mortgage. It would be nice if there were other avenues to take on low fixed rate debt, I suppose.
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by rmrm 8y ago
there seem to be a lot of variants of them, for having a fixed supply :)
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by rmrm 8y ago
Correct, in that if supply increases you've either increased productivity, or the workforce. It cannot come on line otherwise. I think it generally lags, and does not quite close the gap, outside of other deflationary pressures being
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by rmrm 8y ago
In a world where inflation is going to go up, what should one invest in? People will often say gold. Which I guess is a proxy for any fixed supply asset. But weve seen price inflation in many things other than gold, such as houses and lan

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