fairenough42

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by fairenough42 6y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply! Some of your point sounds a bit like this (please correct me if I'm wrong): "Deflation is always bad because it could be hyperdeflation." Namely, if deflation is significant enough that it incen
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by fairenough42 6y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deflation#Effects , it sounds like it would _increase_ the incentive to lend, but would decrease the incentive to _borrow_. Inflation, conversely, seems to decrease the incentive to le
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by fairenough42 6y ago
Tangential question: why is deflation "jail"? As a follow on, is deflation caused by a declining population different from deflation caused by a sudden recession?
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by fairenough42 6y ago
Are they moving into ads as the hardware business dries up for them? In my personal experience, many people don't replace their phones as often as they did, say, 10 years ago. A similar story played out earlier with laptops. There&#x27
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by fairenough42 6y ago
https://google.aip.dev/ gives lots of advice for structuring a gRPC API. What you say is mostly in line with that, with some exceptions. For example https://google.aip.dev/135 suggests that a delete operati
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by fairenough42 7y ago
Remind me of the relationship between the Senate and testing for college admissions.
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by fairenough42 7y ago
Why do you feel the need to name white people specifically?
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by fairenough42 7y ago
Or a new normal? We'll see in the coming days and weeks how functional the US is.
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by fairenough42 7y ago
Did you have retry logic that triggered when Sheets started failing requests? Maybe that looked like a DDoS attack while the problem persisted.
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by fairenough42 7y ago
Perhaps not a mistake at all. Maybe it's been the point all along but it took a while to get there.