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by boppo1 2y ago
Can you elaborate?
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Is this available publicly?
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Do you have pictures of your process or results?
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>For example, imagine a Reddit clone, but every comment you want to post costs one cent. Someone built this (a 4chan clone) on ethereum, I can't remember what it's called. It was pretty dead, but the project exists.
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>Bastiat’s parable of the broken window Never heard of it. Admittedly it wasn't a highly ranked university. Edit: Having familiarized myself, thank you for the introduction. This is not the first time my education has disappointed m
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>get ZIRP wrong. Buddy I'm not going off an economic theory about ZIRP like you posted, I'm going off having run valuations on companies and seen that interfering with the risk free rate made bad companies (and their wasteful a
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>No one did anything wrong No, LIRP and ZIRP are totally responsible for fundamentally causing 'growth' businesses to be valued ridiculously higher than 'dividend' businesses. Basically any business that was "pro
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You have a study for this or are you just getting off on imagined scenarios? I agree VC is largely terrible, but being hyperbolic won't help us arrive at a better solution.
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My undergrad is in finance. IMO the problem is that we don't really teach what wealth is as Adam Smith defined it. A wealthy nation is not the one with the greatest stockpile of gold, but the one with the most quality goods and service
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> do you believe 2025 is going to be just another year for the bubble? The Fed will drop rates at some point to make US treasury's interest payments manageable. Low rates hike asset prices. IMO we're still coasting off of froth
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There is room yet to erode the dollar to inflate asset prices. High asset prices equal a strong economy, right?
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Unavailable in the US. Bummer.
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Why
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How's the linux support?
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>Fire talent. Focus on political donations and regulatory capture. Up the C-suite pay and pay high dividends (the dividend was only just very recently cut) whilst taking government handouts. It's our version of the soviet collapse.
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Picasso was a hack. People often cite his "early masterpieces", but those pieces are pretty mid in the context of 19th c. painting.
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>smaller Didn't some states remove math requirements for highschool graduation?
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Also US. I think WW3 is a more pressing threat for most in the developed world than climate change is. https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/please-dont-give-up-on-havi... There's a nervous murmur going around with men
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I'm kinda on board with this.
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How many new cards a day do you set?
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C'mon man, you gotta do story time now. Can't dangle one in front of us like that.
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What did it imply? Unfamiliar.
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I wish I could figure out how to dl the pdf instead of reading it inside a window in the page.
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The atomization of families and living far from parents has something to do with this. Was easier when you could dump 'em on grandma for a few hours on friday.
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Thank you!
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>The market Learn about "open market operations" i.e. central planning, and realize the market hasn't been making the decisions for 20 years. LIRP/ZIRP tipped the scale for tech companies.
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I'm asking if it works well for reading SICP, i.e. the solutiins are the same.
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I don't really know js well.
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Is the 'How to get Scheme' still appropriate even though it was last updated in 2003?
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Ask HN: SICP Setup in 2024?
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