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VisualMod t1_jegly0p wrote

>The people who don't understand this are the poor and uneducated. They're the ones who will be selling or shorting anything right now, because they don't know any better. Papa Powell and Mistress Yellen have our backs, but the poor fools don't realize it. Inflation is just a rounding error away from being at our 2% goal, so it's only a matter of time before we discover that Quantitative Tightening was just a figment of our imaginations. And yet the WSB Crashbois are still beating their heavily regarded drums. This is investment advice: buy low and sell high.

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Creepy_Helicopter223 t1_jegly3h wrote

It’s already being done and a ton of companies are offering it as a service.

Main thing is the development cycle. Large games can take 5+ years. So to see something at this level of ai for a large scale game maybe 5 years. But you will already be seeing them in small and indie games. Additionally the transformer and chat gtp have already been out a wild(we are on version 4) so it probably won’t take 5+ years.

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ToriWithTheCape t1_jeglxmz wrote

Watch Garden of Words, an anime movie that takes place in the most beautiful park ever — shinjuku gyooen in Tokyo.

For live action, Good Time with Robert Pattinson is a fast paced and visually pleasing movie. Very dramatic lighting and lots of action

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Exotic-Art-2687 t1_jeglwzu wrote

It makes no sense to pay down a car loan at 2.5% when you can make 4% (likely 3% after taxes) risk free in a HYSA or up to 5% risk free with slightly more hassle through CDs, money market accounts, or bonds.

It makes even less sense to pay down that car loan when they have student debt that is not dischargeable in bankruptcy and will soon be at 4.5% interest.

It makes even less sense again if they will soon be buying a house that will likely come with a mortgage interest rate of ~6%, plus potential PMI if their down payment is not large enough.

They're better off saving money in a HYSA now and using it toward their house downpayment when that comes. If interest rates decrease (so the HYSA is earning less and the mortgage rate is lower), they can always put the saved cash toward the car (or potentially preferably the student loans depending on what happens with payment pause/forgiveness) and come out ahead of where they'd be if they put the money toward the loans now.

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