@dollarsanddata Perhaps an analysis of say borrowing 10-50% of my portfolio over the last 50 years against the S&P500 at an interest rate X% over the fed funds rate? I've had 0-25% margin at M1 Finance at +2% on a basket of ETFs over the past several years and it feels like winning...
@dollarsanddata Nice post, but I'm not sure levered funds are the right thing to do an analysis of given they're options under the hood and experience time decay...
@mitsuhiko Is this regarding recursive dependency discovery and freezing of requirements? I haven't looked at it, but it seems to me pip-tools has to download the packages to get all the necessary metadata? This is not available via PyPI api?
@Soul0Engineer It was like the only laugh I got in Oppenheimer when near the end I saw his character playing the bongo drums. He had a scant few lines in the movie - I'd guess his general demeanor didn't really match the tone of the movie well.
@RpsAgainstTrump What is the fucking point of being commander in chief if you can't even fucking wear what fucking shoes you fucking want?
Fuck Fox "News"
@wmspringer@dvassallo ... upkeep, mortgage interest, and property taxes which are assessed on the value of the property, not how much equity you have in it...
@wmspringer@dvassallo Outside of recent times, housing returns aren't that good though - I think the long-term real return on housing is something like 2% per year, and that comes with a lot of extra expenses...
@MarnerJoshua@tdhopper 2 -> 3 was a long long time ago now.
I think they are fixing the C-api a lot of these libs are using to prevent this type of breakage in the future - it will take some time for the libs to adapt, but end users are not affected the way they were in 2 -> 3.