yuhong

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   by yuhong 9y ago

   Printing money using universal basic income is only barely better than using debt to do it. Basic income don't boost the economy until it is spent, which would encourage ads for example.
2. 722.▲
   by yuhong 9y ago

   I remember the history on Slashdot about it.
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   by yuhong 9y ago

   I have been thinking of "Yishan-style CEOs" for a while now, and part of point is to deal with things like this better (including board of directors doing CEO searches publicly). Anil Dash once had a joke about it: https:/&#
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   by yuhong 9y ago

   I have been thinking of Yishan-style CEOs for a while now, including board of directors doing CEO searches publicly. Anil Dash joked about it: https://twitter.com/anildash/status/893153626247626752
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   A discussion about support for MP3 on Wikimedia Commons(commons.wikimedia.org)

   1 points by yuhong 9y ago|0 comments
6. 726.▲
   by yuhong 9y ago

   I wonder if it was AVG.
7. 727.▲
   by yuhong 9y ago

   I don't think the rumors was ever true in the first place.
8. 728.▲
   by yuhong 9y ago

   What I really dislike is that I have not seen any non-MS JITs that do Windows x86-64 function tables for SEH properly.
9. 729.▲
   by yuhong 9y ago

   Looks like it was not originally advertised as a privacy tool: http://web.archive.org/web/20111021230906/http://www.onavo.c...
10. 730.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    I wonder what if the W3C did something similar to the web developer edition of HTML and version that. The lack of things like implementation details means that it should be much easier to take to Recommendation. Trivia: At one point, HTML5
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    When SYSCALL added EFLAGS masking, SWAPGS was also created with the assumption that it would be always done when going between kernel and user mode and before enabling interrupts.
12. 732.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    How many years do you estimate.
13. 733.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    The fun thing is that I found out that these 64-bit call gates are rarely used. Because it does not disable interrupts for example. Back when AMD was developing x86-64, they were probably focusing on Linux which did not use call gates.
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    I remember michaelochurch talking about closed allocation for a while now.
15. 735.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    It is probably worth mentioning that I dislike anti-discrimination laws. A good compromise is to probably limit them to manual labor and the like.
16. 736.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    Yea, the US economy is based on constantly growing debt basically, which can't last forever. My favorite is the ad bubble now, and ads are basically designed to increase consumption. It is probably worth mentioning China too: http:&#x
17. 737.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    I do wonder what if there was a actual spot and contract market for housing like there is for DRAM, with zoning entirely unrestricted and free market.
18. 738.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    I mean, printing money using basic income would not boost the economy until consumers spend it, right?
19. 739.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    In this case, I think it is to protect the foreign reserves that China have. If Chinese companies did large acquisitions of US companies, it might reduce the value of the yuan.
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    I don't mean that ads will completely go away as the bubble burst. There are several kinds of online ads, and I am particularly talking about third-party tracking ads for example.
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    Yea, that is part of why I knew that printing money using basic income would only encourage it.
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    I have been thinking about the ad bubble in particular, for which Google is not the only one responsible of course. Of course, it is all ultimately funded by debt. I wonder what Larry and Sergey will do when it ends.
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    DigiCert-Symantec Announcement(groups.google.com)

    1 points by yuhong 9y ago|0 comments
24. 744.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    In any case, I wonder if Google "senior executives" are really involved.
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    In the meantime, there is still https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1340880
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    I said before that printing money using basic income would only inflate it. Ads are designed to increase consumption, and we have a debt-based economy.
27. 747.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    I am beginning to think that the current ad bubble is probably fundamentally flawed and somewhat similar to the dot-com bubble. I said before that printing money using basic income would only inflate it. Ads are designed to increase consump
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    I suggest getting rid of anti-discrimination laws completely for things like college admissions. Affirmative action is probably not bad enough to be worth the effort either.
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    by yuhong 9y ago

    Thinking about it, Watergate came after we left the gold standard. The more money being spent on the NSA, the more government debt increase and benefit contractors like Snowden.
30. 750.▲
    by yuhong 9y ago

    I wonder if part of the problem is VC demands in the first place.