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anm89
4y ago
I think it's the polar opposite. We've created a problem for businesses and a great sitution (high pay, high job security) for developers. The developers don't really lose in this situation unless they are owning the business
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4y ago
??? Yeah if you average everyone together. You could say this about every fitness activity that exists. It doesn't mean you aren't going to see big differences in results when you test it which is why they do it.
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4y ago
We absolute have and use these things. This is why the US army makes you run a mile and counts your pull ups. These things are not measures of your "true physical fitness", they are just data points. But they have extremely high c
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4y ago
I'm not disagreeing at all. I'm just saying that isn't what IQ is. It correlates with all sorts of stuff and understanding those correlations is useful. But IQ isn't its correlations. I definitely believe those correlati
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4y ago
> IQ is supposed to be like Horsepower for brains. I don't think this is a very valuable way to think about IQ. It is what it is, nothing more nothing less. It's the location you fall on in a normal distribution of intelligence
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4y ago
A few million? There are programmers making that in a year at google. I'd add a zero.
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4y ago
> provided justice in more than the vast majority of his cases. We have exactly one piece of evidence to the quality of his work and it's that the quality of his work is garbage. Why would you assume this?
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4y ago
Absolutely no way this is paid "lobbying" to convince people that it's actually great for John Deere to have full control over and data on the tractors it sells.
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4y ago
It seems like there are ways he could have made that point besides obviously lying. I'm not really defending or attacking Bitcoin at all in my statement. Just simply pointing out that he isn't being honest here.
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4y ago
He really discredits himself by saying he wouldn't take a liquid asset at less than its mark to market value. I've got a bridge to sell you if you believe Buffett wouldn't take Billions in guaranteed gains.
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4y ago
Thanks for taking the time to add some casual racism to the conversation.
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5y ago
Yeah, I've learned this the hard way. Very true
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5y ago
There are 2 groups of people who spend a lot of time thinking about macro economics. 1) Professors who compete for prestige and make fun sounding theories like MMT and tend to have very little skin in the game if their theories create value
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Printing Trillions of Dollars May Not Cause Inflation [CNBC 2020]
(youtube.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
Modern companies do this constantly and nobody cares.
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5y ago
So if the entire scheme is to hand out donated money why does it require a cryptocurrency? That sounds pretty much like what give directly already does. But unless there is some kind of trick played with the currency, you haven't creat
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5y ago
Sort of, but I was living in Asheville NC before this. It was absolutely much less expensive but it was still becoming legitimately expensive. No shortage of 1 and 2 million dollar houses. And that's Appalachia. I had looked at a farm
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5y ago
I make an amount of money that I could not have ever imagined making growing up. Multiples of what I thought my best case would be. I save almost every penny of that that doesn't go into housing or food. Over 70% marginal savings after
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5y ago
My guess on the economics of this are: 1)Take money from SF VCs for tax deductions and social cred. 2) Hand it out to create the appearance of growth and hopefully get the coin to have some value as you mention above 3) Quickly harvest the
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5y ago
I do not fundamentally understand this. They seem to just jump straight to the outcome: "Everyone get's a dollar a day" without worry about the details. It seems like the plan of this coin is to print 8 billion a day indefini
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5y ago
Recently booked a 3 month stay in an airbnb in Denver. 5000$ a month which was a big sacrifice but I wanted to stay somewhere where I would be comfortable . I get to the place and it's nothing like the pictures. I tried really hard to
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The $2B Mall Rats: How a small hedge fund shorted Mall debt
(esquire.com)
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5y ago
It's because the refi boom is done. Every time rates hit a new cycle low, people rush to refi and lock in that rate. On the way out of one of those cycles everyone's already locked into low rates. There's nothing left to refi
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5y ago
I personally do not believe they have a shot in hell at making it through 6.I think there is going to be some serious chaos in markets well before then. We haven't seen chaos in markets without immediate fed support for decades. It
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5y ago
It's really rare for someone to handle something like this as well as it appears Vivek at Hackerrank did. The apology was straightforward and took full ownership, they showed that they had changed a process so it wouldn't happen a
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5y ago
Maybe if this guy jump cuts and yells enough he'll get somebody outraged? Very low quality content. There's plenty of well articulated arguments against crypto out there if that's what you are looking for. No need to listen t
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5y ago
I always liked this quote: For 50 million years our biggest problems were too few calories, too little information. For about 50 years our biggest problem has been too many calories, too much information. We have to adjust, and I believe we
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5y ago
Facebook in the 2nd week of the 3rd quarter in 2011 and Google in Summer of 2004.
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5y ago
I don't think you're arrogant. You will find low standards many places you go in the world and seeing an opportunity for something better isn't inherently arrogant. That being said, as many people have pointed out, understand
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5y ago
You seem well suited to not getting tattoos! :)
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