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1y ago
It only cast doubts in the time frame. Everything in our local region will merge eventually.
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1y ago
Because there's a market to serve, that you refuse to serve, so the stop gap solution is for third parties to acquire the liabilities and risks for compensation.
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1y ago
Then how are we supposed to discuss these kinds of misinterpretations then? The central point is that Girard was proposing that a maxim like "protection of the victims" was used to dispense violence against the innocent, to then s
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1y ago
Sad seeing people not recognizing that this is actually the kind of topics that HN is not shy about. The site is for "gratifies one's intellectual curiosity", so critiquing someone for using the knowledge that come from that
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1y ago
Which makes sense depending on what the reach of the forecast is on geographical scales. In my country, you have 6-7 meteorological zones that needs predictions, but the forecasters would always say "area so-so will have rains", b
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1y ago
> Full hardware support is still not a given What may hap be your workload? The only thing that aren't working on Linux day 1 are GPU's, and it's mostly because kernel/distro timings (we haven't had a GPU release
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1y ago
> there isn't a single place in the Postgres documentation that lists all the possible locks Did you read this page? https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/explicit-locking.htm...
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1y ago
These are database locks, which means that depending which arrives first, the later transaction has to wait till the first one finishes to complete. These locks are about SQL commands and which commands can run concurrently with the others.
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1y ago
Less than nothing. Only applies on exchanges. If you manage to transfer such things in the public ledger, then there's no problem.
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1y ago
`blame -w` ignores the ones that are described in the article.
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1y ago
Yeah, people would prefer to "coast it up" rather than doing something substantial. The weekend protests are literally self own, because you are protesting in the only "free time" that you can have.
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1y ago
The real issue here isn't what the app store sets as requirements. It's that the users can't avoid it to get the applications (or doing so it too confusing).
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1y ago
Yeah, if you have a market that can be installed by the user without passing through a marketplace. The EU regulation gets blamed, but that's not the actual issue.
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1y ago
> The problem with GDP isn't that it's a score, it's that it's a BAD score And so it is every other score. Economist have known since a good while that looking at a single number to inform policy decisions is bad, but
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1y ago
And that issue is non-starter, for the same reasons given in the podcast you even linked: > GDP is just GDP. It's just like, how big is the economy? It's not that hard. And you can't take the government part out of it beca
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1y ago
And yet the fiscal multiplier of money spent by the government is >1. Per each dollar spent by the state, there's a economic growth above one (btw, there's a paper that looks at many actions done by the government[0], guess whi
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1y ago
> Using a very debatable inflation metric No, there's no debate in using a deflator. The deflator only takes into account monetary effects on the currency. Why there isn't one? Because nobody knows that thing exists! GDP deflat
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1y ago
Ok, here's another neat trick about the GDP. We do not measure growth of the GDP in nominal values, but real values, aka, we adjust for inflation (yes, this is the _only_ case where you can actually "adjust for inflation" and
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1y ago
Nah, it's dumb. He's saying a dumb thing because he doesn't understand the use and importance of it (and also its limitations). We (economist) count everything because excluding an economic agent that has a massive effect on
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1y ago
That's just a historical artifact of when the concept was created [0]. The thing can be measured by income, production (including intermediary products) and expenditure. The government component comes in the expenditure method. Economi
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1y ago
I don't know why people are entertaining this. The Gross Domestic Product by definition measures every expenditure, income or production of a specific territory. If you exclude government effects in the economy, you get into so many tr
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1y ago
> Lawyers, discovery, and a courtroom In other words, money that these people don't have. The legal system is not a solution for these kinds of problems, nor it is affirmative defense. Anything that makes the defendant bear the burd
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2y ago
I mean, there's a reason why he doesn't have it anymore.
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2y ago
I don't know which circles you visit, but out of my discover feed only one was lamenting about the old internet. Nobody was talking about other social media, the topics that dominated was stock market, stock market, and more stock mark
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2y ago
This is a easy cynical view, except that we've already migrated en masse between platforms several times. The issue at hand is the network effect, and it also happens automatically with each new generation of "eww, my parents soci
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2y ago
This article is missing the point. If the price of energy is below the cost for Russia, the sanctions are working. The sanctions is that they will not pay market price for that energy.
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2y ago
Yeah, this should be evaluated in a multivariate/bivariate model. Of the successful queries, how the length changed before and after interventions.
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2y ago
I don't see a world where these compromises didn't exists and ipv6 would have been successful in rapidly replacing ipv4. The article seems to miss the forest for the trees, trying to think technical problems that prevented deploym
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2y ago
This is a common misunderstanding. The thing knows how a naked woman looks, also knows how a child looks, it puts two and two together and voila. It doesn't need to be trained on the real thing to be able to generate it.
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2y ago
> If you want to make Chrome your desktop browser, you open the default browser, search for Chrome, click the correct result, download the installer, run the installer, open Chrome, and set it as the default browser. So many users do thi
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