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rotor posted:this is gonna fall over and take salesforce tower with it and if we're lucky it will only kill hundreds of people but no one will do anything about it because rich people will lose money. easy solution: imprison the rich people in the falling tower
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FMguru posted:classic traveller, megatravller, traveller: the new era, t4, gurps traveller, traveller d20, or mongoose traveller? ![]() ![]()
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LanceHunter posted:Man, if somebody could make an app like that which is able to reliably and verifiably track weightlifting workouts, you'd be a billionaire from gym bros around the planet trying to show off/out-compete one another. sounds like you need internet-enabled smart weights that cost a ton and somehow become un-liftable when the company goes out of business and shuts down the servers
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FMguru posted:...or is located in a highrise built on landfill without a foundation so it is sinking and tilting! ( https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/millennium-tower-san-francisco-leaning ) quote:The fix engineer, Ron Hamburger,
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Mister Ronald Hamburger
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rotor posted:Mister Ronald Hamburger nee mcdonald
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Shame Boy posted:sounds like you need internet-enabled smart weights that cost a ton and somehow become un-liftable when the company goes out of business and shuts down the servers congrats on your new Tonal
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lol yellen just emphasized that your deposits being insured by fdic will depend entirely and arbitrarily on whether the fdic board considers your bank a systemic risk bob dobbs was right ![]()
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no he wasn’t. he was saying dozens of banks were gonna start falling right away and breathlessly parrotting the vcs crying about their need for a bailout.
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PIZZA.BAT posted:lol yellen just emphasized that your deposits being insured by fdic will depend entirely and arbitrarily on whether the fdic board considers your bank a systemic risk i saw this clip. also yellen said rising unemployment is good because it disciplines workers lol
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Mr. Nice! posted:no he wasn’t. he was saying dozens of banks were gonna start falling right away and breathlessly parrotting the vcs crying about their need for a bailout. no he was saying the collapses would take months / years
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fart simpson posted:also yellen said rising unemployment is good because it disciplines workers lol what a piece of poo poo
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infernal machines posted:what a piece of poo poo - me, on any given day, discussing the united states
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fart simpson posted:i saw this clip. if your fellow working class is more domesticated than it has ever been since industrialized economies first emerged then you can expect that sort of openly-displayed base contempt from your ruling class yeah
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Beeftweeter posted:- me, on any given day, discussing you’re operating system
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pmchem posted:this is chatgpt 3.5 free version but uh I think we're got a while before the bots take over the world Your Opinion/Statement Is Poo, Oh Sorry
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Beeftweeter posted:- me, on any given day, discussing the united states if you dont like it, then get the hell out!!!! thats what i did
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PIZZA.BAT posted:lol yellen just emphasized that your deposits being insured by fdic will depend entirely and arbitrarily on whether the fdic board considers your bank a systemic risk what should she do instead? if she says "everyone's insured" then bankers will do even more coke and gamble even more with depositor money. if she says "only these specific banks are insured" then it will trigger runs on all the other ones. "you might or might not be insured, if you don't wanna find out then don't gently caress around" doesn't seem like the worst middle ground.
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raminasi posted:what should she do instead? if she says "everyone's insured" then bankers will do even more coke and gamble even more with depositor money. if she says "only these specific banks are insured" then it will trigger runs on all the other ones. "you might or might not be insured, if you don't wanna find out then don't gently caress around" doesn't seem like the worst middle ground. they already did this. SVB was literally sending around notices saying "everything fully insured, no limits!" which, yes, is begging to be modified into "everything fully insured? no, limits!" but it's kinda true anyway
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infernal machines posted:what a piece of poo poo
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took a minute to track down in the cspam thread https://twitter.com/charliebilello/status/1635982686111121408 loving disgusting
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Beeftweeter posted:took a minute to track down in the cspam thread i know you took time off yospos but we dont sign our posts anymore
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Beeftweeter posted:took a minute to track down in the cspam thread that's the bridge bank created by the fdic as part of the receivership process. so the fdic is directly responsible for that specific language because a) it's true and b) depositor confidence makes it easier for the fdic to not own the bank anymore
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raminasi posted:that's the bridge bank created by the fdic as part of the receivership process. so the fdic is directly responsible for that specific language because a) it's true and b) depositor confidence makes it easier for the fdic to not own the bank anymore and? it's still exactly what you said: raminasi posted:what should she do instead? if she says "everyone's insured" then bankers will do even more coke and gamble even more with depositor money. if she says "only these specific banks are insured" then it will trigger runs on all the other ones. "you might or might not be insured, if you don't wanna find out then don't gently caress around" doesn't seem like the worst middle ground. they are literally saying "everyone is insured, no limits" and "we are actively making new accounts and extending loans! no downside!"
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they also want to drive up deposits so when they sell the bank off it's worth more
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raminasi posted:what should she do instead? if she says "everyone's insured" then bankers will do even more coke and gamble even more with depositor money. if she says "only these specific banks are insured" then it will trigger runs on all the other ones. "you might or might not be insured, if you don't wanna find out then don't gently caress around" doesn't seem like the worst middle ground. yeah don't get me wrong i wouldn't want to be in her position either. just commenting that we absolutely aren't anywhere close to being out of this mess yet. bob dobbs was right
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AlbertFlasher posted:they also want to drive up deposits so when they sell the bank off it's worth more exactly. they are also encouraging people to do a bank run on the institutions that received the deposits that led to their collapse in the first place, and then some
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Beeftweeter posted:and? it's still exactly what you said: whether it is somehow bad for the FDIC to encourage more people to put their money in SVB I don't know mystes fucked around with this message at 14:09 on Mar 17, 2023 |
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PIZZA.BAT posted:yeah don't get me wrong i wouldn't want to be in her position either. just commenting that we absolutely aren't anywhere close to being out of this mess yet. bob dobbs was right getting excited?
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mystes posted:"everyone" in that quote clearly specifically means "all banks" based on the alternative that is stated so they are not doing that that doesn't matter. they are saying "everyone who deposits at SVB is fully insured up to any amount, which you will not get at another bank" which probably is bad! they effectively removed consequences for the bank behaving badly. it also signals to other banks that they can fail and nothing will happen either
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Beeftweeter posted:it also signals to other banks that they can fail and nothing will happen either hmm, i'm not sure the shareholders that get wiped out in the process would call it "nothing"
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Beeftweeter posted:that doesn't matter. they are saying "everyone who deposits at SVB is fully insured up to any amount, which you will not get at another bank" I mean, the bank was still seized and their $6.3 billion in equity is now literally worthless, so it's not a case of "nothing will happen". Depositors being protected while shareholders get wiped out is not exactly going to cause other banks to decide that they can also just go buck wild.
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Jabor posted:hmm, i'm not sure the shareholders that get wiped out in the process would call it "nothing" "an annoyance" maybe
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LanceHunter posted:I mean, the bank was still seized and their $6.3 billion in equity is now literally worthless, so it's not a case of "nothing will happen". Depositors being protected while shareholders get wiped out is not exactly going to cause other banks to decide that they can also just go buck wild. what does that matter to the bank as an institution? they don't need the shareholders now, and the people working there are actually making 1.5x what they were
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AlbertFlasher posted:they also want to drive up deposits so when they sell the bank off it's worth more it's not "also," this is the point. the fdic doesn't want to own the bank because long-term bank ownership isn't their job, and the more depositor money it has the more attractive it is to buyers.
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fart simpson posted:getting excited? not really, no
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Beeftweeter posted:what does that matter to the bank as an institution? they don't need the shareholders now, and the people working there are actually making 1.5x what they were what's "the institution" to you? executive leadership turned over. the logo? the workers?
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Beeftweeter posted:what does that matter to the bank as an institution? they don't need the shareholders now, and the people working there are actually making 1.5x what they were I mean, if you just want to see people who work at a bank punished for the Manichean evil of being bankers, then I can understand how it is unsatisfying that they are not being put into mediaeval torture devices just so they can properly suffer. But for every other bank out there, they still have to answer to their shareholders (and, in fact, many of the bank executives also hold significant shares in their banks as well). Those shareholders don't want to get wiped out, the C-suite doesn't want the millions of equity that's included in their TCP to become worthless, and the fact that some of the management will temporarily make more money during a bank failure (until the bank is fully absorbed and they are made redundant in the new organization) is not going to present significant moral hazard.
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raminasi posted:what's "the institution" to you? executive leadership turned over. the logo? the workers? ...the bank as a business? yes, they are now under receivership, but removing the ceo is no guarantee that their actual practices will change. afaik the rest of the c-suite remains the same
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Beeftweeter posted:...the bank as a business? yes, they are now under receivership, but removing the ceo is no guarantee that their actual practices will change. afaik the rest of the c-suite remains the same if your problem is that the c-suite isn't being sufficiently punished, then how does screwing over uninsured depositors help? you think they don't care about shareholders, what makes you think they care about uninsured depositors?
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