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Why does it matter? The data sources are cited and are publicly available. It's basically just documenting the utter stupidity of a trade war with a close ally
by bpt3 1mo ago
Why does it matter? The data sources are cited and are publicly available.
It's basically just documenting the utter stupidity of a trade war with a close ally with whom we are tightly coupled economically.
- Marsymars 1mo ago> Why does it matter? The data sources are cited and are publicly available. Because I don't want to click through to every data source to verify every figure and need some baseline level of trust about whether they've been correctly used. If there's an error, I want to be able to contact the author somehow.
- ChrisRR 1mo agoBecause people want to turn absolutely everything into an excuse to argue about AI