likecarter

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by likecarter 4y ago
The whole purpose of fiat currency is so the central bank can literally dictate interest rates and "print money" in times of crisis. Pegging currencies to the USD has been tried and usually fails.
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by likecarter 4y ago
His aspirations are much larger than Ukraine.
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by likecarter 4y ago
You can always reason quite well about React if you follow good conventions. It's a tradeoff of complexity and flexibility.
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by likecarter 4y ago
Shortcut: echo 'auth sufficient pam_tid.so' | sudo tee -a /etc/pam.d/sudo
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by likecarter 4y ago
Ah, it’s satirical.
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by likecarter 4y ago
I don’t understand how the equation has anything to do with stability, nor finance. They also didn’t define the terms. Is this supposed to be a joke? Can someone explain?
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by likecarter 4y ago
No EU or CANZAUKUS country would import a Russian design in the current environment or foreseeable future, as the Russians will be the ones to have the expertise to maintain it.
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by likecarter 4y ago
If someone submits a text field with the contents `<bold>Injection</bold>` that will then be reflected on the site (i.e. a comment section), React will display the literal string, rather than bolded text.
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by likecarter 5y ago
Unfortunately, it seems like mass protests are the best option at this point. Otherwise, Russia and the world will suffer.
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by likecarter 5y ago
He made up complete lies as a pretext for invasion. He will never negotiate in good faith.
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by likecarter 5y ago
I don’t think imposing a complicated tax structure is very compromising or intimidating towards Russia.
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by likecarter 5y ago
I don't understand the benefit. It's just a query language on top of Postgres? It doesn't seem to have the performance characteristics of a graph database, while acting like it does. JOINS will still be expensive. You guys sh
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by likecarter 5y ago
Puts on the SP500 is the purest hedge there is.
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by likecarter 5y ago
Great analysis.
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by likecarter 5y ago
The context is for everyday people. Not everyone has the time, patience, or ability to do that.
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by likecarter 5y ago
You can’t really short private companies… But in a liquidity crisis, everything will get hurt. Banks will be hurting the most. Buy puts on banks or even SP500 if you want a hedge.
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by likecarter 5y ago
Wow. Something I’ve really had a need for recently. It’s a hard technical problem, so I wouldn’t be surprised if this takes off.
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by likecarter 5y ago
It will definitely have to match or exceed performance based on cost. Right now, I think there is no truly viable alternative for electricity generation in most low income countries. Not enough money for renewables + battery storage. Not en
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by likecarter 5y ago
Spot on. Production cuts would actually lead to more countries with unscrupulous leaders ramping up their own production. We need to focus on consumption. I.e. moving to other sources.
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by likecarter 5y ago
Myanmar? North Korea? Hard to argue the people enjoy their ruling party.
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by likecarter 5y ago
Ironic that we have to create open source versions of things from “OpenAI”…
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by likecarter 5y ago
Because then you could directly implicate Russia. Russia Gov is involved, but not publicly.
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by likecarter 5y ago
You attack me for not providing statistics when your crux is “People buying EV cars must mean they’re good”. Yeah, people buying Gamestop must mean it’s good too. Clown. It’s widely known the environmental impact of EVs. If you want to make
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by likecarter 5y ago
Within the same species, that makes sense. Same architecture, more folds, more neurons.
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by likecarter 5y ago
Does not necessarily mean more intelligent.
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by likecarter 5y ago
The difference is people are complaining about fossil fuels as they use them. Be the first, and give up all modern medicine, modern technology, plastics, etc. Nothing wrong with innovating out of fossil fuels, but you just seem to be pointi
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by likecarter 5y ago
They never did this. They just enabled you to run your diesel-generator during blackouts in California.
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by likecarter 5y ago
> You don't know the footprint of batteries for electrical cars. It's certainly no worse than what we use to make the rest of a car. Have you heard of open-pit mines? I would call the ecological damage of that much higher than
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by likecarter 5y ago
You really think them being honest would change anyone’s usage of fossil fuels? Hell, oil companies are transparent about climate change now, and usage is still going up YOY. Only now that we are experiencing greater effects of climate chan
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by likecarter 5y ago
Yeah, let’s only focus on the production problem. There is totally no demand for oil or plastics. I assume you are typing this on a laptop or cellphone that has plastic parts.

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