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by dkga 6mo ago
Same. I still have my intel Mac as a secondary, backup device and I still love using it, in part because of the touchbar.
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by dkga 6mo ago
I am curious: can something like this be used to check the provider handling the e-mails of, say, groups of companies? I ask this because I am a research economist, and part of my research is in the intersection of tech and economics/f
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by dkga 6mo ago
I love going to Geneva and seeing the personification statues of the Republic of Geneva and of the Swiss Confederation standing side by side with the same height.
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by dkga 6mo ago
de Gaule v2.0 :)
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by dkga 6mo ago
In the Brazilian case, it is not so much "love of bureaucracy" but rather "bureaucracy as a protection against private capture of public goods and services".
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by dkga 6mo ago
This is the Swiss stance.
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by dkga 6mo ago
I disagree. It was a right policy in the sense that it bought France an insurance policy that essentially no other Western country has. Like all insurance policies, you hope to be wrong, but when the time comes, you are protected from some
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by dkga 6mo ago
Very nice! Here's the full code for those that had, like me, a more minimalistic .zshrc: ``` autoload -U up-line-or-beginning-search autoload -U down-line-or-beginning-search zle -N up-line-or-beginning-search zle -N down-line-or-begin
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by dkga 7mo ago
Boy how I love them all, especially Egypt, which looks like the shekel symbol, and the arches.
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by dkga 7mo ago
At the very least it lowered the barriers for agents without satellite or maritime intelligence. Another piece of information extracted from the Strava episode is that the carrier is not going through a GPS-jammed location, or jamming it it
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by dkga 7mo ago
Yes, all of which can be purely personal and not shared beyond the device.
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by dkga 7mo ago
For those that want a broader context on private credit, the Bank for International Settlements has been publishing some great material on the topic, including the connections between private credit and other corners of the financial system
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by dkga 8mo ago
Delighted to see vim continuing.
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by dkga 8mo ago
Same frustration here. It’s somewhat painful for me to type but using dictation on the iphone is so terrible I prefer the physical pain. As for names, I an also baffled. Most people in my family have either a Brazilian Portuguese or German
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by dkga 8mo ago
One of the (not so many) things about Windows that I loved was the zen simplicity of the Notepad. I saw it through Windows 3.1 all the way to the bloated oblivion it was driven to, and I did not like to see that sad, final chapter. (Broader
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by dkga 8mo ago
By the way, one of the best financial podcastst
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How Does AI Distribute the Pie? Large Language Models and the Ultimatum Game(papers.ssrn.com)
2 points by dkga 8mo ago|1 comments
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by dkga 8mo ago
Hi, HN! Co-author here (I don't know if own papers are also Show HN, happy to adjust if so). We explored LLM strategic choices in a simple but intriguing game theoretical setting, the ultimatum game. In this game, a Proposer proposes t
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by dkga 8mo ago
HACK THE PLANET! Have to rewatch the movie tonight!
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by dkga 8mo ago
Next year: LeGit !
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by dkga 8mo ago
It has to be at least… three times bigger than this
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by dkga 8mo ago
The (excellent!) economist Jesús Fernandez-Villaverde is conducting excellent work on this, uncovering a lot of inconsistencies in population counts.
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by dkga 8mo ago
Don‘t forget the kill switches
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by dkga 9mo ago
Agree
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by dkga 9mo ago
+1, really well-done movie!
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by dkga 9mo ago
The WhiteDate talk was pretty cool!
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by dkga 10mo ago
So Vietnamese is the “Danish” of East Asia it seems
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by dkga 10mo ago
I don’t know if it’s related to Western-centrism or not, but I recall thinking it was weird that my English-speaking colleagues do not know the formula to solve second-degree polynomials as the “Bhaskara formula”, as we call it in Brazil. B
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by dkga 10mo ago
Yes, it was heartbreaking. The gut-wrenching book "Arrastados"[0] by Daniela Arbex does a good job of retelling some of the stories from the Brumadinho disaster. [0] For those that do not speak Portuguese: I think the book title c
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by dkga 10mo ago
If I could double upvote for the content and the reference, I would

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