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>This is the rare case when refactoring just doesn't cut it, we need a complete rewrite of the whole thing. Does anyone have access to the world government dev
by nannal 10y ago
>This is the rare case when refactoring just doesn't cut it, we need a complete rewrite of the whole thing.
Does anyone have access to the world government dev environment?
I mean the code may need re-writing but we could probably use the same infrastructure.
- webscaleizfun 10y agoWell, you've got this amazing compiler that just likes to change things you write, they're known as politicians :P
- sgift 10y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probabilistic_programming_language https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probabilistic_programming_lang... ?
- wu-ikkyu 10y ago>Does anyone have access to the world government dev environment The banks with super admin privileges to create money in their databases do.
- hx87 10y agoIf everybody had an account with the central banks, sure. For now the SUs only have access to the major-banks sandbox, and playing around in this sandbox does nothing except cause asset inflation.
- wu-ikkyu 10y agoThe 2008 bailout and subsequent legislation[1] indicates it is the major-banks (i.e. JP Morgan, BOA) which have the leverage to create money at will over the central-banks (i.e. the Fed). Hence the term "Too Big to Fail" -- de facto SUs. Doesn't the major-banks' sandbox extend across the world to any person or government who accepts the dollar? [1]http://www.businessinsider.com/congressional-budget-makes-room-for-big-bank-bailouts-2014-12 http://www.businessinsider.com/congressional-budget-makes-ro...