throwaway48476

8 ms·

91.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Bridges are public goods. If the public spends less on material they can afford to build additional bridges and create value for more people.
92.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
I call it the 3M strategy. Misery Makes Money
93.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Google is a malware services company. They make money when someone creates malware OBS and pays Google for it to be the top result.
94.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
I dont mean to impugn, but that sounds like how someone would describe a toddler being given an ipad. I turn off animations and use apps with an OLED theme.
95.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Boomers seem to hate their children. I dont think it's a strong effect on future planning.
96.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Consider a hybrid approach where the winner is randomly selected from the top 10 vote winners.
97.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
GDP per capita is far more correlated with prosperity. In western countries GDP per capita is being intentionally driven off a cliff.
98.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Individual rational self interest is for the country to optimize for GDP per capita. It's in the interest of corporations and their lobbyists to optimize only for top line GDP. The former would probably be called populism.
99.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
The glass transparency effect is just very computationally expensive.
100.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
In big engineering programs engineers are paid bounties for every kg they remove from the design. We need software developer bounties for removing CPU cycles and memory.
101.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
You can't VPN on a non existent path. Or bomb them. All it takes is an actual desire to stop scammers.
102.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
H1B numbers are public, it's a widespread issue in F100.
103.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
There's a parliament where they kept finding cameras in the bathrooms.
104.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Afghanistan just cut all the fibers.
105.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
There are very few transatlantic cables that carry all of the internet. It would be very easy to cut them. VPNs don't make any difference.
106.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
There are alternatives such as cutting the internet cable or requiring insurance on all cross jurisdictional transactions.
107.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Usually clanish and highly nepotistic societies are classified as low trust. High trust is related to "I trust my neighbors to do the right thing" not "I trust them because they are of my clan".
108.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
All the reports and checks are worthless ina low trust society because they are equally as corruptable. It's like the blockchain people trying to push blockchain for inventory management.
109.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Current economic prosperity is coasting on the effects of high trust society. When the trust tax increases the economy reverts like in South Africa.
110.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
You could also become adept at pattern recognition of low trust corollary behaviors.
111.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Which eastern cultures?
112.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
>Low trust enables outlier performance. Business moves at the speed of trust. Outlier performance can only exist in a high trust environment. Low trust society is highly correlated with low economic activity.
113.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
The real answer is to rebuild the high trust society by relentlessly removing the low trust elements, the same way the high trust society was created to begin with.
114.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
We used to live in a high trust society but since the breakdown of international barriers western countries are becoming low trust.
115.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
That was the answer I remember Andreas give in a update video to answer the "why not rust" question.
116.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Its easy enough for a a well resourced entity to take a pre trained model and deploy it on new hardware to save on the NVDA tax. It's far less likely for research and model training to happen outside the mature NVDA ecosystem.
117.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
They chose c++ because the web spec implies object oriented design.
118.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Wherever there has been mass migration huge inflation has followed. If reverse migration was implemented inflation would lessen and quality of life would dramatically improve.
119.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Immigration has only made it more expensive, as shown by the increase in both price and immigration.
120.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
Over the last 30 years the most inflated spending category is education and healthcare, which are arguably the least import dependent.

More ›