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kaonashi
12y ago
My knowledge of history shows no such correlation. Russia and China developed through central planning, and free markets do a terrible job helping other countries develop. The best outcomes seem to rise through some combination of both cent
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kaonashi
12y ago
Ah yes, tension is resolved.
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kaonashi
12y ago
The feedback input and submit button have different bottom padding; it's really making my eye twitch.
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kaonashi
12y ago
This seems like one of those things where it would be really awesome to see some example use cases and/or a video.
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kaonashi
12y ago
A liver is a vital human organ. A liver that's three times normal size is a sign of a very sick human.
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kaonashi
12y ago
So out of a video containing 90% harassment, you hone in on the one or two that are lesser in degree. Do you not agree that the woman in this video was harassed repeatedly?
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kaonashi
12y ago
> … cities … lower "neighborly" sentiment which is required for collaboration I've found this to be the opposite in comparing cities to suburbs. If you're referring to the tech startups that created silicon valley, an
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kaonashi
12y ago
They can pay, they just don't.
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kaonashi
12y ago
I think the problem (from a BTC hoarder's perspective) with that is that BTC is neither required nor desirable from an operational perspective in such a system.
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kaonashi
12y ago
Really? Where are these reviews?
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kaonashi
12y ago
Sounds like a lot of female sexuality policing to me. I'd be ashamed to have my name anywhere near it.
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kaonashi
12y ago
A somewhat insightful take on that: http://www.ianwelsh.net/why-africa-cant-handle-ebola-the-des...
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kaonashi
12y ago
Yay, stable prices.
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kaonashi
12y ago
What it usually is is political cover for local elites to betray their populations; remove barriers to capital flow and trade, gut environmental and labor protections.
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kaonashi
12y ago
That seems to have been the general result any time a structural adjustment (or the rebranded, poverty-reduction) program was implemented.
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kaonashi
12y ago
Celery just needs more of a root-focus.
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kaonashi
12y ago
I also find it interesting that this option would not be available to Cuba if it were more integrated economically with the rest of the world. The first thing the IMF would force them to get rid of would be high-end public education progra
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kaonashi
12y ago
Well, the jail part goes away too. So there's that.
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kaonashi
12y ago
It doesn't even have to be recession. Slow growth and high unemployment (such as what we're seeing right now) also indicate that there's plenty of room to mobilize idle capacity.
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kaonashi
12y ago
That depends entirely on how much excess capacity there is, it's not per se inflationary. If you mobilize idle capacity with new money, then you're increasing the size of the pie (more money chasing after more goods).
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kaonashi
12y ago
Still waiting for the Mona Lisa to show up on one of these.
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kaonashi
12y ago
Money isn't a proxy for anything, it's measuring and accounting.
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kaonashi
12y ago
No, it's distribution. Sounds like you want an effective political system to oversee that distribution. Me too.
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kaonashi
12y ago
> Government spending via redistribution is absolutely zero sum. Well, at the level of the currency issuer (of which India is one), Government spending is money creation, and not redistribution.
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kaonashi
12y ago
Would they need to shut the service down to rebrand it?
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kaonashi
12y ago
The first paragraph: You and your friends are globetrotting explorers. Or so you say. Actually, you are all liars and cowards, and despite your claims to the contrary, you've never left London.
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kaonashi
12y ago
The thing for me is, I'd much rather use clojurescript if I'm going to use a language that doesn't compile ~1:1 to javascript.
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The Bank of England Opens Pandora's Bitcoin Box
(ftalphaville.ft.com)
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kaonashi
12y ago
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kaonashi
12y ago
Wow, that must be a frustrating 15 seconds.
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kaonashi
12y ago
Maybe you can slow the fuck down and stop acting so entitled, then you won't have near as many troubles.
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