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by kaonashi 12y ago
> When a government goes into debt they sell future tax revenue This depends entirely on which government. It's true in the case of California or Greece, but not Australia or the U.S., for example.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Not developing additional features isn't the same thing as canceling a project.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Because they're a revenue generating machine in an age of suppressed demand.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
I backed two Double Fine games and have them both installed on my computer. Sorry you have sour grapes, but calling it 'fraud' is libelous.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Much more Godley/Minsky/Lerner.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpIsZL5FJVs&t=3m55s Here's a great talk he did on the problems of Maastricht.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/36fj0t
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by kaonashi 12y ago
IMHO, that sounds like more of a concern for the data structures you're using, not the view layer. I do appreciate you taking the time to lay out the advantages, and I was rather flippant.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Not sure if intentional, but it reads rather like Glamorama.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Gaa, another framework that's opinionated about the data structures it gets passed. No thanks.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
This should also be a healthy reminder that prices do not signal subjective value.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
The point was to create a new revenue stream. It seems more like the company that installs them markets heavily in that regard. Part of their installation process is a 'recommendation' that the yellow lights be reduced in time a
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by kaonashi 12y ago
React handles event normalization, fyi.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Reminds me of The Animate and the Inanimate by William J. Sidis. The concept of life being the reversal of the 2nd law of thermodynamics wrt time featured prominantly: http://www.sidis.net/ANIMContents.htm
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by kaonashi 12y ago
I would hope never to find a bomb like that in the code I'm maintaining.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
That's the entire point: to hide pricing information from consumers in an attempt to trick them.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Have any good setup tips?
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Yes, the differences between them being how much they provision. Social Security allots more of the surplus to retirees than the previous status quo.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
When you strip away the financial facade, what remains is current workers providing surplus output for retirees to consume.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
It's an entitlement program masquerading as an investment program, largely by design, as the high payroll taxes that accompany the program are meant to provide it political legitimacy.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
If the prosecutor doesn't want an indictment, there won't be one. The kind of thing this is good for is to shed light on that reality.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Didn't sound like much of a joke to me.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Isn't that the whole point though? I mean, discarding existing DOM with forms is a horrible experience.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
If they're buying treasuries, or other financial assets, it's a mattress. There's an easy way to tell, are you still holding a financial asset after your 'investment', then you haven't really invested by the W
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by kaonashi 12y ago
That framework has its own problems, like you have to wrap all your data structures into the mithril collections/models so that they can communicate with the views.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
So the opportunity cost is not developing a drug and stuffing the money into a mattress. Sounds like a good trade-off.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Assuming MVC is the right choice for SPA development.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
> I realise the irony of me pointing this out. Lewis' law?
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by kaonashi 12y ago
This is what I wished Typescript was. Looks really handy.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Those examples seem to me to illustrate the importance of access to foreign trade, which the central planning economies were cut out of for political reasons.

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