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Readit Newsdustyharddrive commented on Workday to acquire Pipedream newsroom.workday.com/2025... · Posted by u/gaws
I'm sure I'm missing something but does direct indexing really solve anything for you in this instance?
If you're in any of the main ETFs or index funds you're getting really cheap access to what's basically the same list of stocks you'd get with direct indexing. If you're trying to get equal-weighting of an index there's ETFs for that too, but that would mean you're betting more on companies without the ability to benefit from significant hegemony and the madding crowd of index fund influx, which seems to be where most of the growth comes from these days.
One might wish to avoid overbought and uniquely unethical companies.
“I want ETFs and low fees” -> https://www.bogleheads.org, there are various articles describing which funds to pick. (I’m thinking by “indexing service” you mean index fund?) Bogle was the founder of Vanguard and argued that low fees were better than active management; the “bogleheads” are the community that follow that advice.
I mean a custom index, but not one of those fintech apps with small limits on the number of stocks.
Is there a direct indexing service that doesn't have exorbitant fees?
dustyharddrive commented on Let me pay for Firefox discourse.mozilla.org/t/l... · Posted by u/csmantle
https://github.com/Floorp-Projects/Floorp-core [a submodule of their main repo] is noticeably missing any licensing information
I went there to find out how they're tracking upstream releases, because that's my major heartburn about any fork of one of the biggest attack targets on a personal computer. Since 12.0.14 doesn't tell me anything about what version of Firefox it's built against, I guess https://github.com/Floorp-Projects/Floorp/blob/v12.0.14/brow... is the best one can do and since it says 128.anything and the current production release is 140.0.4 I got my answer
That's the latest ESR (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/notes/), which seems good enough for Tor Browser.
Interesting, it has? The hype has died out but I see it in the wild
They pivoted to "AI": https://browsercompany.substack.com/p/letter-to-arc-members-...
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Comet, Arc, and these other challenger browsers will hopefully light a fire under Google
Arc has been abandoned.
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