knowmylimits

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   by knowmylimits 5y ago

   I think the original accusation is a bit of a stretch. Alot of funds of all sorts have diversified and invested in China which makes sense since China is the world's second largest economy.
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   by knowmylimits 5y ago

   What do you mean that they stopped issuing notes. China expands their money supply almost as much by percentage compared to the US.
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   by knowmylimits 6y ago

   ML models sometimes cannot be explained by humans and contains information we do not know. But they can be contained in a program or algo.
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   by knowmylimits 7y ago

   He's just doing his take on probability not literally. That's like if I asked you: How many second are in a year?
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   by knowmylimits 10y ago

   In a global economy, the supply includes people from Mexico too. Your argument is right under the assumption that we do not artificially decreased the number of laborers from Mexico.