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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Cash becomes an appreciating asset. It leads people to hoard cash rather than invest in stocks and bonds, and delay purchases stagnating the economy. Japan mid 1990s to mid 2010s is a real-world example: https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Deflation is worse than inflation, and it's hard to hit a single number, so central banks aim for low, stable inflation. 1-2% inflation isn't very perceptible vs 0 but avoids deflation.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I use BetterSnapTool.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I just use stacked branches and work out of the top branch. When changes are solid -ish I move down a level in the stack and cherry pick isolated changes into small/focused commits. Then I put the entire stack in review with a doubly l
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Do you have a source on the 4-5 hrs?
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Postmodernism posits that everything is bullshit when you look hard enough. Unfortunately the bullshit is useful when building things.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
When I go hiking I expect trees and hills. Despite the expectation, it's still novel / sublime finding a new vista or path
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
How dare you have a personal life. I'm the same, my git repo is a graveyard of projects all set to hidden.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
And the Russian empire is arguably a continuation of Byzantium / third Roman Empire with a Czar (Caesar) until the Russian Revolution.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I often advise teammates to follow destructive rules by management to force management to overrule or cancel rules. The employee has cover for following the rules vs breaking rules set by management to meet goals set by management.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I have no expertise in the matter, but largely agree "realization" should be when "value is assessed and used for gain" and not a strict sale. That being said, I don't want the Pandora's box of redefining &quot
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
...Why?
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
> ADUs subject to State ADU Law must be considered, approved, and permitted ministerially, without discretionary action. https://www.hcd.ca.gov/sites/default/files/2022-07/ADUHandbo...
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
If it alters the mind people will use it for fun.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
My first job was on a particularly verbose set if software that's hard to learn. But, everyone that uses it does so daily and quickly become experts in their workflows. Number of clicks was the #1 metric because a "pretty" UI
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Agreed, not sure the hate. I'd rather have a sweet bunker than a Yacht.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
While I 100% agree, there is another angle to consider this from, in that ChatGPT replaces reading the NYT. ChatGPT competes with it in the delivery of information. To add to your point though, a sufficiently advanced AI trained on licensed
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
You build another datacenter rather than make the existing bigger.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
If you're testing implementation details rather than contracts, you're susceptible to this. Make sure the unit yutare testing is the thing you want to observe the behavior of.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Exactly, they don't want a runaway winner among their customers.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
It's generally an accident.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Kagicis also worse at images, maps, and fresh results.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
This is isn't accurate, but rather marketing. Current EVs are less reliable than gas cars: https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/car-reliability-owner-s...
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
(not a physicist) Dirac proposed a sufficiently long and narrow solenoid would behave as if each end was a magnetic monopole. If the math says it works, then it should be possible in nature. Please correct my understanding if you know bette
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Isn't that just GAN, but with LLMs?
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I don't know enough about the Fediverse, but are those pluggable? I could see having a trusted third party for Identity management.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I think we need to be careful; we can always show a slower speed is safer. I'm hoping to see where the speed limit is x on a road designed for x and someone goes x+5, the marginal danger. I expect most accidents don't fit this pro
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Do you have statistics on the marginal cost of 5mph? Id be interested to understand your certainty that e.g. 60mph is both more fatal and the number of deaths that could be prevented by going 55mph. I expect there are relatively few deaths
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Build modules not micro services and deploy your module as a microservice, sidecar, cli, lambda, library dependency, etc as appropriate for the situation. Those interfaces are best as a thin shim on top of the core functionality. Microservi
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Or lime juice

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