PKop

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841.
by PKop 4y ago
Because the Fed is planning on raising rates and initiating QT for multiple months ahead, and they expect these actions to tighten monetary conditions and lower asset prices. If Fed actually does do this for a sustained period of time, eve
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by PKop 4y ago
I'd add freezing of Russian reserves worth hundreds of billions of dollars to the incremental loss of faith in the $.
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PhD scholarship to research and develop set-theoretic types for Elixir(twitter.com)
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by PKop 4y ago
Does cruise control require the same, more, or less focused attention from the driver than whatever it is these new features require (or will require)? What are these features for, if they require 100% attention from the driver to monitor?
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by PKop 4y ago
>the people who have absolutely zero clue about how even the basic technology works This won't be a problem when the regulation equates to: "get these death traps off the road, now". Or, "disable your not-intelligent
846.
by PKop 4y ago
Themselves? This is about their cars being a threat to everyone around them. >so much a company can do Yes, therefore the product should not be legal if these error's can't be minimized or the magnitude of the consequences are
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by PKop 4y ago
Yes so technically, and as marketed, they are not the same. A dumb setting that fixes velocity is not the same, in any way, as a sophisticated self-driving mechanism that aims to recognize the world around it and adjust multiple parameters
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by PKop 4y ago
If that system is suffering from errors that cause accidents it should be investigated, and if dangerous enough, banned.
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by PKop 4y ago
>Our ancestors sure So your lineage won some and lost some yes? What is the point of saying at one time your people benefited from conquest but this other time you didn't? So what? Sounds like cope and sour grapes. He's a succe
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by PKop 4y ago
Tesla is building "full self driving" using a feature called "Autopilot". You're playing stupid but nobody is fooled by this sophistry.
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by PKop 4y ago
Is Autopilot different than cruise control? Is it used differently? If they're not the same thing why equate them?
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by PKop 4y ago
It's both, and unless you have a solution to eliminating stupid people, then the tech needs to be regulated out of the market so innocent people don't get killed on the roads due to this stupidity.
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by PKop 4y ago
It's still massively click-bait until such time as the claim isn't pure speculation. Also, casually optimistic claims about complex and hard problems are the essence of click-bait. There isn't much unique about your instanc
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by PKop 4y ago
I told you a lot. You tell me something in opposition...
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by PKop 4y ago
It is amazing how propagandized people in the West are during this conflict. Of course this exists on all sides, but it boggles the mind to hear that Ukraine is "winning" this conflict. You know who else isn't winning and is
856.
by PKop 4y ago
It sounds like you have those, so let's hear it...
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by PKop 4y ago
Its price inflates. Prior to 2021 when people talk of the Federal reserve keeping rates low, general price inflation was low, but there was "inflation" in asset prices. This is what I'm referring to. Monetary inflation existe
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by PKop 4y ago
US sanctioned Swiss and Russian suppliers constructing the pipeline, and debated in Congress and Whitehouse various policies to ban it's activation. >it was a bad idea It isn't a bad idea. It's a very good idea for Europe.
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by PKop 4y ago
>Ukraine to win as quick as possible It is not possible for Ukraine to win, they are slowly but methodically getting their country destroyed. What does Germany lighting money on fire funding this destruction do for German interests? How
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by PKop 4y ago
It is though, they get something like 40% of their gas from Russia, and 30% of oil imports. It is immensely in the interest of Germany to have good relations and continued trade with Russia.
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by PKop 4y ago
Because some portion of cost of living will expand with it..housing prices, other financial assets and therefore wealth of those investing in them, and in the future, costs of commodities and other consumption items as investors drain the s
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by PKop 4y ago
It is only my claim that their interests are not completely aligned. US is much more energy independent and gepolitically secure across the ocean from whatever happens on the "world-island" [0]. Whereas Europe might directly suffe
863.
by PKop 4y ago
Without looking at details too much, it's seems significantly different than paper claims on a separate physical asset held by a custodian 3rd party subject to counter-party risk. The control of the BTC is maintained with possession of
864.
by PKop 4y ago
As long as Federal reserve keeps tightening monetary conditions, nothing will beat cash. The argument is though that they cannot continue down this path as the amount of debt in the system will result in everything breaking as a result of t
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by PKop 4y ago
Makes sense to me.
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by PKop 4y ago
It's a non-sovereign store of value (potentially). It's not meant to substitute completely for fiat credit for day to day commerce or transactions, just to be used a store of value to hedge currency debasement which is coming du
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by PKop 4y ago
Diversify the gas and oil supplies after you lock in a consistent steady supply, not before lol. Now European industrial capacity will crater. They need energy to fuel their economy. No nation ever became strong or a world power by consumin
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by PKop 4y ago
They are dependent on and subservient to the US and its geopolitical interests. We see this right now with Germany self-sabotaging it's own economy and industrial power by cutting off cheap Russian energy at the direction of US policy
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by PKop 4y ago
I'm missing something in these videos. Is it that the perception we're early implies an implausible scenario because "grabby" (I would just call them expansionist) civilizations would also be cloaking their signals (he s
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by PKop 4y ago
care to say why you moved back?

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