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What is G$?

• bluescrn 4y ago
  1000 megabucks
  • mvelbaum 4y ago
    1024
    • PNWChris 4y ago
      I think that’d be gibidollars (Gi$ or something like that?). All these unusual units are kinda fun, could spice up a presentation or conversation to throw in without context. It gives me that hacker having fun, tarsnap picodollar/byte-month pricing vibe.
      • jprd 4y ago
        It is the SI prefix for giga, and commonly used instead of B for "Billions" outside of the US when writing "Harvard's endowment fund is currently worth fifty-three billion US dollars". 53G$ == $53B USD
• nick__m 4y ago
  1G$ = 1 000 000 000$