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acover
6y ago
Is there an ETA for the break up? The trend is the other direction. We could always wait for the end of scarcity.
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6y ago
> With data from 25 OECD countries over 15 years from 2000 to 2014, we find that a higher minimum wage decreases labor demand but does not affect labor supply. Our empirical results also suggest that relatively modest increases in minimu
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acover
6y ago
When bargaining with a monopoly or oligopoly, don't unions just put workers on an even footing? Market forces leave out every human factor. Unions add it back in.
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acover
6y ago
I don't think marginal benefit of Jeff Bezos is what you are trying to measure. Consider, if a light bulb is broken having one Jeff Bezos replace it is hugely valuable. Adding a second Jeff Bezos to the situation doesn't help.
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acover
6y ago
There's an entire list of existing languages that compile to the jvm. A small sample: COBOL Common Lisp Haskell JavaScript Most of the languages are not similar to Java.
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acover
6y ago
You can look up the current url to a site on Wikipedia.
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acover
6y ago
Would signing the image in hardware alleviate some of the problem? It would create a high cost to faking.
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acover
7y ago
There wouldn't be! However, if your assumptions that consumers are all happy with amazon are incorrect and there are things they would like changed at amazon then there would be an advantage to collective bargaining to combat amazon&#x
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acover
7y ago
No, I believe it will make them appear like a monopoly and the consumers as a monopsony. For example, imagine if amazon caves to the consumer group and makes toothpaste $1. Then suddenly the other sellers of toothpaste all charge $1. That w
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7y ago
As governments seem slow to action, would coordinating consumers shopping help combat the monopoly power of some industry? For example, having an app that notifies you to try and buy from a competitor like walmart for a few days to pressure
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acover
7y ago
It blows my mind that 0.3% of the worlds "effort" goes to apple products. Thanks!
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acover
7y ago
Sorry, I was trying to explain why I was providing additional statistics. It's technically a stock vs flow difference. Not trying to correct, just expand.
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7y ago
> Apple's market capitalization is more than 5% of America's entire GDP. This compares apples to oranges. In case anyone else is curious: Apple's worldwide revenue (258 billion) is 1.2% of America's GDP (19.9 trillion
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acover
7y ago
What makes good coffee?
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acover
7y ago
For a lot of 8 year olds that is accurate. Imagine not being able to read at 8. If your parents don't intervene you will be handicapped for life. On the other hand if your parents tutor you then it becomes a non-event.
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acover
8y ago
Has openai released the code for how they are training the models?
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acover
8y ago
This is a dumb question. How do you get into freelance work? What skills are needed?
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acover
8y ago
Apparently high yield ETFs invest in junk bonds which are different then leveraged loans. For example, junk bonds are overseen by the SEC.
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acover
8y ago
Do you use swype gestures? The improvement for me was big.
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acover
8y ago
You are right. There is an implicit government backing though with a line of credit from the US Treasury.
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acover
8y ago
I believe this does not include most of the mortgages. For example, Fannie Mae has 3.35 trillion in assets, which dwarfs total student loans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fannie_Mae
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acover
8y ago
Elon founded x.com which merged with confinity. The combined company was renamed PayPal [0]. Doesn't that mean he co-founded PayPal? [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X.com
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acover
8y ago
Yeah, I guess I really don't have a handle on the complexity. Your heuristics seem useful. I've been just trying stuff for a month and seeing how they go. Trusting the professionals to guide me in semi-useful directions. Thanks.
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acover
8y ago
What is the source? A quick search is not finding it.
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8y ago
Do you think a survey of people with similar problems would have helped narrow down effective treatments? What about instead of sampling randomly selecting individuals to try a treatment? I'm often overwhelmed by the amount of informat
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8y ago
Most restaurant food is expensive and terrible for you. It all depends on the risk rate but I suspect for people with a good reputation the risk rate of home cooked food is low.
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8y ago
Individuals weren't allowed to run unlicensed hotels or operate unlicensed taxis. I've never gotten sick from home cooking but have from restaurants. I always hear horror stories about the conditions of restaurants. Does anyone kn
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acover
8y ago
Aren't they no longer strapped for cash?
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8y ago
They may not be calculating housing costs correctly. For example, in Toronto house prices have seemed to go crazy. Industry reports agree. However housing inflation in Toronto measured by Statistics Canada does not show that. Has anyone els
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8y ago
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