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halpmeh
4y ago
Android allows 3rd party app stores, you can side load apps, and you can install a different OS.
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Capital can mean money. It was mentioned elsewhere in this thread, but Google "capital definition" > wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization or available or contributed for a particular pur
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Because pizza is so cheap, you can undercut on price by not using Uber Eats. With other foods, they can't be delivered more cheaply than the Uber Eats price, so the only option for consumers is to pay the 30% markup + tip or not eat at
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No one is saying that it's impossible to develop curl for Windows. Needing to either work around a non-standard libc, require the user install a standard compliant libc, or ship your own libc with custom methods like FreeX is strange a
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A lot of comments here aren’t acknowledging the actual complaint, which is: > everything from path separators, stupid shells, charsets, to not excepting non-sockets in select, no std libc, ownershipd of memory passed to DLLs, ... Not hav
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Trees on small private lots also greatly increase the property value. A clear-cut private plot? Not worth nearly as much as the plot with the 300 year old old-growth.
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Selling on door dash or uber eats destroys the pizza business model. Pizza is one of the only foods that is profitable to deliver. A pizza is extremely cheap to produce with markup that can be in excess of 1000%. This allows the pizza maker
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I think you're committing a yet-unnamed logical fallacy that I see a lot on HN. I'm going to call this "the logical fallacy of uncharitable interpretation." The basic premise is this: Take an assertion like X implies Y.
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2011 was just after the GFC where MBS caused a global financial meltdown. It's unsurprising that non-government MBS were having a hard time finding a market. And ultimately, government guarantees for MBS is just a symptom of a larger p
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People who like commenting on this website do so because they like to debate. If you agree with something you can upvote and move along. Like this comment, for instance, is an attempt to refine an idea posited by you regarding the mentality
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Where is the location? Planet Earth?
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At least in my understanding, some of the weirdness of this specific problem comes from the fact that the mathematicians "know" the function. The AoC doesn't necessarily let you know what the function is, it just lets you kno
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I think there was an implication that the wealth belonged to the investors in BlockFi. Their wealth was destroyed in a very real way.
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Ok, so what would be involved in putting it into circulation? In your original analogy, you simply you said you wrote an IOU. Unless putting it into circulation is trivial, then your analogy is neither solid nor appropriate. A substantial a
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Most industrially baked breads contain sugar. Typically 2-5g per slice. I haven't really had industrial bread without sugar, but it doesn't surprise me that the sugar is required for taste. "Good" bread has long ferment
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I see, I misunderstood your definition of Diff(U, V). I thought U and V were specific hats not the entire assignment.
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What does it mean to differ by finitely many places when C is infinite? Imaging C is all the rational numbers from 0 to 1. The size of each equivalence class would be exactly 1. There must be some other condition on C for this to work.
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You’re conflating the money supply with money. The inherent value of the money supply is constant. That’s why you could halve it uniformly without impacting much. But that also necessarily means that each unit of currency does in fact have
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Person 1: "Let's go on vacation in the spring." Person 2: "Sure, where should we go?" Person 1: "How about Japan?" Person 2: "Sounds great, how much are tickets?" Person 1: "Hmm, they'r
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Have you created value by writing on the piece of paper? No. But if the entire world agrees that your piece of paper has value, then you would lose wealth by giving away the piece of paper and the person you gave it to would gain wealth by
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C is a way better language in that regard than C++.
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So now we're redefining "resource?" Resource. Noun. a stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets that can be drawn on by a person or organization in order to function effectively. Even if the commonly accept
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Ok, so I think we’re in the same page: there is a definition of capital that includes money but is for some reason not applicable to this conversation because you’re an economist and know better. And if you burn your money in your bank acco
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How would the IRS do anything? I'm sure these businesses are paying their taxes on the ill-gotten proceeds.
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We've been using it for mocks and protocol buffers for many years. I'm sure we're not alone.
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Again, you're using a totally non-standard definition of capital. Google "capital definition" > wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization or available or contributed for a particular pur
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> However you'll be worse off, because your share of the total wealth is now smaller So you're worse off because your share of the wealth is smaller... if only we had a way to describe that. Perhaps you could say that you'
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You are using a very non-standard definition of capital. > As a result creating and destroying money doesn't create or destroy wealth. I'll give you a MacBook, which is a durable good you can use to produce goods and services,
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Almost everything is genetic, so no surprises there. Cilantro has always tasted like soap to me. As a kid, I couldn't really even be in the same room with the herb. However, my wife frequently makes me eat it because she likes it. As a
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Interest rates were on the rise in 2019. Venture-backed enterprises are very sensitive to the cost of money.
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