Certhas

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by Certhas 2y ago
Thank you, "small amount by higher prices" was wrong. Should be "most of it by small price increases".
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by Certhas 2y ago
You claim to refer to choices in the article, yet the content of the article actually bears no resemblance to your post. > Simply comparing each month’s job growth with the same month the previous year, which avoids the problem of pickin
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by Certhas 2y ago
No, the evidence cited is that a significant portion is also absorbed by companies making lower profits (and a small amount by higher prices). So this is simply also a case of lack of bargaining power of workers.
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by Certhas 2y ago
What is the added insight though?
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by Certhas 2y ago
With all due respect, I don't think this is a very interesting analysis. It misses context, and the categories chosen are too arbitrary to carry much insight. If you gradually misplay a position, but then your opponent makes one subopt
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by Certhas 2y ago
The comparison to others comes with a caveat though. The best player in the world is not participating in the current WC format.
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by Certhas 2y ago
This is so absurd. If they could accurately predict when their system is so reliable, they could get it certified for Level 3 use in these conditions. That's not a gimped version, that's strictly better than the product they offer
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by Certhas 2y ago
Correct. Common source of confusion/trickery/divergence between ordinary language and formal logic. Edit: Logically speaking, the following two are equivalent: They married and had kids. They had kids and married.
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by Certhas 2y ago
"You can give me the loan, all my companies have millions in assets."
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by Certhas 2y ago
Julia gets a lot of things right. Going back and forth between Julia and Python, there are things to appreciate about either, but I think it is very clear that Julia has really moved this space forward. Unfortunately, it has also done so by
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by Certhas 2y ago
I think broadcasting is really one of the points where Julia shines. It's worlds ahead of Python/numpy.
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by Certhas 2y ago
You just made up a definition of "understand". According to that definition, you are of course right. I just don't think it's a reasonable definition. It's also contradicted by the person I was replying to in the si
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by Certhas 2y ago
What do you mean by "understand chess"? I think you don't appreciate how good the level of chess displayed here is. It would take an average adult years of dedicated practice to get to 1800. The article doesn't say how o
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by Certhas 2y ago
A lot of statements you throw out here are demonstrably false. It appears that you haven't tried in the least to actually become informed on this topic, and just spout the same tired talking points. I am critical of some things that Mo
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by Certhas 2y ago
Interesting, I hadn't heard about this. Let's see where this goes...
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by Certhas 2y ago
Chrome is designated a Core Platform Service, Alphabet is the gatekeeper. If Chrome is independent, it could only be designated a gatekeeper if it has an annual turnover of 7.5 billion Eur in the EU. In which case it is definitely economica
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by Certhas 2y ago
Yes, but they have successfully been shrinking that down from 94% in 2016. Long road towards independence, but moving in the right direction at least. And the default spot in the search bar is valuable to people outside of Google. Even if w
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by Certhas 2y ago
Google has to provide a choice screen. It's not an automatic given that independent Chrome would have to.
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by Certhas 2y ago
Firefox is massively profitable. Why couldn't Chrome be? Goggle would compete with other search engines for being the default search. So this would have knock on effects on search as well.
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by Certhas 2y ago
That vast majority. And Firefox is massively profitable, too (with a rising share of income not coming from google, up to 15% the last time I looked). Software development was 220 out of a total 425 M$ of expenses. General and administrativ
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by Certhas 2y ago
Firefox is massively profitable at a fraction of Chrome's marketshare.
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by Certhas 2y ago
Nobody, including you, have produced an example of a workforce that's substantially easier due to gits model. Either gits design is unnecessarily complex, or there should be a pay off to the complexity somewhere. Some flavor you can&#x
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by Certhas 2y ago
You missed the point. The analogy was: Git has more choice and like having access to exotic Ketchups that can be nice. But jj can do anything that git can, so in the metaphor, git gives you a ton of choice but jj gives you all the same flav
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by Certhas 2y ago
But jj is as powerful as git. The choices are meaningless. If you have one piece of code that does what you need with four conceptually different types of state that interact in various ways when state is mutated, and another that does it w
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by Certhas 2y ago
If you buy for yourself you can. If you buy for investment, then not.
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by Certhas 2y ago
https://www.immobilienscout24.de/expose/154724307 The mortgage is estimated at 1600€ / month, S-Bahn to Hauptbahnhof is 22 minutes. It's not super comfortable (as you'll be paying bills on top) but absol
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by Certhas 2y ago
Uh. Easily. Done it with considerably less. Your idea of decent might be a bit off... That's not to say that buying in Germany is absurdly difficult and expensive. It absolutely is. But if you think 4k net doesn't make you well of
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by Certhas 2y ago
Left and right as concepts actually originated in the french revolution. When seating the parties in an assembly you have to go with some order from left to right. Of course what the political tribes are, and what their actual positions are
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by Certhas 2y ago
Yes, algorithm (as used today) has different meaning in different contexts. People here are wilfully ignoring the proper context and meaning of the term as used, even though no one has any trouble understanding what is meant. You even spelt
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by Certhas 2y ago
That seems like wilfully ignoring what people are upset about by insisting on a superficial and literal reading of their complaints.

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