jonathanliu

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by jonathanliu 6y ago
I'm aware, perhaps I should've been more clear. By "go down", I meant a loss of confidence in the nation's currency/debt.
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
Hmm I wonder how true that is (I have no personal experience/knowledge). I feel like two large crashes would get a very hard look by the NTSB.
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
I agree, but I'm still going to avoid flying for awhile! (And I was up to 21 flights by March.)
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
Even the non-MAX 737s have had issues recently. https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/airline-news/2020/07/2...
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
FAA was the battered spouse until Boeing had those two very public crashes. Thanks regulatory capture.
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
We're not at that point yet.
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
What happens if/when the lender of last resort (i.e. central banks) goes down?
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
Heh I didn't know that. I heard/read the quote from Sivers.
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
Interesting. I don't have an anonymous Twitter, but I'll spout my experimental ideas in private message groups with trusted friends. Is there something that an anon Twitter could do that the latter couldn't? Broader reach for
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
Vonnegut had a great quote along the lines of "we become who we pretend to be".
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
Good to know, thanks! Edit: Also thanks for sharing that RF article. Great read.
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
Noob question: if I share a brick URL, can it be traced back to my github, or my personal identity in any way by the people that I sent it to?
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
CipherTrace says they lost the trail on the twitter hackers when they threw the btc they scammed into mixers. On the other hand, the Feds arrested a kid in Florida, so my question is... how did they find him?
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
I get the sense that this decade will play host to weeks where decades happen. I am not excited. After all, "May you live in interesting times" is a curse, not a blessing.
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by jonathanliu 6y ago
A good read and even more relevant today than when it was written in 2013. I like that Wright does not suggest the world's moral ills could be solved if only everyone would convert to his chosen school of utilitarianism. The argument e