sgregnt

17 ms·

151.
by sgregnt 5y ago
AFAIK The core is freedom, i.e. a lack of coercion of any kind. If, to be yourself, you need to claim someone else property, then Libertrarians would say it goes against the core principles of liberty, because to execute this claim you exer
152.
by sgregnt 5y ago
I don't buy what's presented without evidence. But just curious, in your opinion more competition is bad?
153.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Can you please share what have you studied in your undergraduate? Or roughly what area? My experience is very different, to me it looks like the market is very hot now even after covid (talking about: Busness analysis and Engineering)
154.
by sgregnt 5y ago
How would it solve the problem? What about communication between the jet and C&C center? Or why not use a number of UAVs as a retransmission hubs to conceal the C&C?
155.
by sgregnt 5y ago
I disagree, the Median house price is ~350k.
156.
by sgregnt 5y ago
What is a tensor part 1: https://youtu.be/MkYEh0UJKcE What is a tensor Part 2: https://youtu.be/Lkpmd5-mpHY Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.08090
157.
by sgregnt 5y ago
IMO, this is still a free market modulo the part with the city planning which is not about voluntary exchange of services or goods but a coertion by law. The definition of free market is so much broader than the peculiarities you've
158.
by sgregnt 5y ago
> In a free market of rational economic actors Not sure what rationality has to do with this. It is about personal utility which is subjective and at time irrational. > liquidity ... time horizon Not sure how is this related? Liquidi
159.
by sgregnt 5y ago
IMO, the eeath creation happens almost by definition from increased efficiency of resource allocation in the society: Thebl free market forces drive more efficient allocation of scarce resources, so the weath is created in a sense, that th
160.
by sgregnt 5y ago
So to summarize: your are saying on the one hand, for one or the other reason, the voters decide not to punish politicians that support military spending, on the other hand, politician rely onobbist to help them get elected and so don'
161.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Thanks for sharing! What I heard from the news is that they claim the temperature will raise by 1.5 degree in a near future. Unfortunatly I didn't read the report and don't know what are the proposed policy steps. If you or someon
162.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Some say, democracy is very bad, yet it is still better than any other alternative. So, for the lack of a better alternative I have only so much data points. Yes, referendums etc.. could be a reasonable propose, things evolve so maybe one
163.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Every complicated problem has a simple solution that is wrong. It is just to say, your metaphora might be beautify and simple but in your comment there is nothing to add about how valid is it.
164.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Thank you for sharing!
165.
by sgregnt 5y ago
"Actually you don't need US's level of spending if you are not "actively" into wars like ones in the middle east." That's your believe but sorry, I don't want to take this claim on the face value. M
166.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Lobbying is only so much effective as the benefits outweigh the damage to a politician. In our tight election cycles the marginal differences are important, I would believe that politicians would jump to grab as much votes as possible to ti
167.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Restrictions on pollution would hinder economic development, which in turn would hinder scientific progress, so we will not invent new effective methods to fight pollution. "Debt" is unrestrained economic development, "colle
168.
by sgregnt 5y ago
It's a nice saying... but may I push back? Maybe it's like saying instead of insisting to keep a positive balance, take a debt and go study in a callege. Then profit for the rest of your life?
169.
by sgregnt 5y ago
One could claim, as USA economy is disproportionately large, we have more things to protect and so less room for error. How about comparison by GDP spending?
170.
by sgregnt 5y ago
There might be an escape velocity to this: as technology evolves it is easier to clean pollution, and perhaps the innovation moves faster than the added pollution. So maybe the best time to start cleaning is 30 years into the future?
171.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Maybe we can use our soft military power to force other countries to reduce pollution to at least to our levels? China looking at you....
172.
by sgregnt 5y ago
IMO that's a complicated political question, for a political debate.
173.
by sgregnt 5y ago
Not sure how this relates to what I wrote? Apparently USA voters do think the spending is adequate... or do you have a better way to decide on this? On a tangential: We can also try to compare the cost of 1 mile of subway in NY vs 1 mile in
174.
by sgregnt 5y ago
I feel this is not as simple as this. It's a nice appeal but very removed from reality. If you didn't have strong enough army to protect you, then you might loose, schools hospitals and what not... Unfortunatly, in a real world a
175.
by sgregnt 5y ago
There seems to be more demand for podcasts or video blogs, maybe your partner can think of starting a podcasts?
176.
by sgregnt 5y ago
To me it is not surprising that an interviewer would not be satisfied if you attribute your success to luck alone. What can you contribute to a new work place if you rely purely on luck? It is important to identify how you were in a positio
177.
by sgregnt 5y ago
An unusual life path leads to a unique experience: A life of a professional politician, or an olympic sportsmen, or a Nobel laurate might look very different from a life of an ordinary person. But saying the "human condition" is
178.
by sgregnt 5y ago
This can be computed in this sense: "One of the great challenges in this world is knowing enough about a subject to think you're right, but not enough about the subject to know you're wrong." Neil deGrasse Tyson Change &
179.
by sgregnt 5y ago
I think you comment does not contribute to the conversation. If you're annoyed by my question that does not make it an argument or move the conversation forward. If you can share some aspects of boosting that clarify your argument, ple
180.
by sgregnt 5y ago
I don't known how boosting works or what is it exactly, but judging by its name, one could assume that boosting is a zero sum game. Namely, if Facebook, for one reason or another, boosts your content, this would come at a cost to othe

More ›