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k2enemy
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Well, for one thing, monetary policy is the primary determinant of money supply, not fiscal policy. Second, I think it is fair to say that the causes of inflation are uncertain, even among mainstream PhD economists. The quantity theory has
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Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2024
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Also jan.ai for offline and online.
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Seeing Plants Anew
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I gave sc-im a try years ago but quickly hit a showstopper for my needs. The built-in functions are very limited (for example no MEDIAN), but you can write your own external functions. However, external functions can only accept a single
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If you enjoyed Williams's Augustus, do give Stoner and Butcher's Crossing a read. I "enjoyed" them even more than Augustus. Enjoyed is in quotes because they are both emotionally devastating -- Stoner more so than Butc
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This article is a response to another blog post that discusses exactly this. The link is in the first sentence: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2024/05/88...
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That is a huge inventory. How do stolen tools get fenced? Sent abroad? Craigslist and FB marketplace? I've bought some used tools from online classifieds, but it always seems to be a homeowner or business owner selling one or two t
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Yes, that is super annoying. I was trying to read the examples and they kept changing out from under me. To the developer: don't slow down the animation of the gallery. Make the examples static.
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Discovering the XZ Backdoor with Andres Freund
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European Commission Opens DMA NonCompliance Investigations Against Google Apple
(daringfireball.net)
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I'm not familiar with Smash, but it seems like the author might enjoy reading about the Blotto game: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00199-005-0071-5
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It would be cool to have the option to use the OpenAI API as well in the same interface. http://jan.ai does this, so that's what I'm using at the moment.
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https://archive.is/VbOBj
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I haven't been following the image generation space since the initial excitement around stable diffusion. Is there an easy to use interface for the new models coming out? I remember setting up the python env for stable diffusion, but
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Love the username. I don't remember AtD as being particularly filthy, but it has been a long time. It remains one of my all-time favorites. If nothing else, I'm indebted to the book for encouraging me to seek out literary wester
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I'm sure there are numerous things that I didn't understand but could have if I were more intelligent or better read. It became a lot more enjoyable for me on my second attempt when I gave up on the idea of understanding everythin
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I'd recommend Against the Day , then if you enjoy that, try Gravity's Rainbow again. It continues some of the timeline of Against the Day . GR is super tough for the first third but gets easier and more enjoyable.
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That's a terrific way of putting into words my thoughts about Stephenson, except I've thought of him as Thomas Pynchon for remedial readers rather than Vonnegut.
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Cycling with Euclid
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Using Scotch Tape and Quantum Mechanics, Signs of Room-Temp Superconductivity
(thequantuminsider.com)
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Apple's Plans for the DMA in the European Union
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I do this as well, but with Chase, and use a filter to stick them into their own folder so they don't hit my INBOX. I use maildir for my local email and have shell scripts built on top of easy filesystem access to my credit card purch
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> It seemed like maybe Eric Schmidt's departure had something to do with it, though it's possible that was just coincidence. Another option is that he saw the trajectory of the company culture and wanted out.
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Enjoy! https://megaprocessor.com/index.html
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Wow, I think the exact opposite. The wonder of capitalism is that it harnesses the problems that we would have regardless and at least points them in the general direction of social benefit. At least I can't think of any other system
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> A spokeswoman for Intuit, Tania Mercado, criticized the direct file project as a “half-baked solution” and a waste of taxpayer money. “The direct file scheme is a solution in search of a problem,” she said. Wow, I thought that Intuit w
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> I'm probably never going to read again, because I have absolutely no metric, however bad any more, for guessing about the quality of a the book. Really? This might be the laziest thing I've read on HN. 30 seconds of Googlin
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https://housedillon.com/blog/resurrected-led-panels/
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If you're a fan of the movie, this youtube channel has amazing interviews with cast and crew. So many great anecdotes buried within... https://www.youtube.com/@HackersCurator/videos
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