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Comment #49263299
I think the US helped Japan so that they wouldn't start dumping US treasuries to support the yen, making our already bad situation worse. I don't expect it to work as we are sittin…
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Comment #49234171
"not x, but y" emdash through out if you can't be bothered to write it why should I bother to read it?
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Comment #49231438
to modify sinclair: it is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his bonus depends on his not understanding it
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Comment #49207099
Employees reportedly worried CEOs only care about money
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Comment #49198558
the ai writing is so painful, even if the news is good
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Comment #49197363
why weren't you always eating pork then? (I like both, prefer beef usually but buy pork often, dislike how hogs are treated tho compared to cows)
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Comment #49197279
The neat part is that there is no inflation here: you just substituted a worse product for a better one and our friends in the govt call it good.
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Comment #49197181
yeah, it's called inflation, it really sucks for everyone except the people who receive the new money early (mainly the banking system, but also people w/liquid assets + finance ad…
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Comment #49196642
you are falling into the trap of thinking of a house as a maintenance-free place to live
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Comment #49181731
nobody is angry about the hostage crisis
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Comment #49168790
lol yeah ok man
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Comment #49164220
What I mean is that the ability of the domestic economy to produce, with automation, is constrained mainly by demand and raw materials. Producing plastic toys would not make a dent…
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Comment #49161771
economic capacity is effectively infinite at this point, demand and raw inputs are the constraining factors (suggested reading: social credit (canadian not chinese) Not making chea…
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Comment #49158673
I've got an idea, very creative & unconventional: You know how we tried to defeat Vietnam militarily and it was a disaster with all sorts of US service members lives lost, their fa…
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Comment #49158611
yeah, i'm familiar with the just so stories told to us by economists, but the reality is that by moving the entire supply chain to asia there are huge knock on effects on our own a…
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Comment #49157032
It's been funny watching the slippery slope fallacy fallacy at play w/the supply chain: - We'll only move cheap plastic toys to asia - We'll only move low-value clothing to asia - …
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Comment #49156973
lol I almost included that quote, but the reality is that china isn't communist in any meaningful way
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Comment #49156815
i don't think they view it as a mistake
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Comment #49156577
Maybe we shouldn't have moved the entire supply chain to asia. "we"
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Comment #49135852
Here is my advice to a young person interested in computer science: https://htmx.org/essays/yes-and/ TLDR: - Knowing how to do things with computers will likely remain useful in th…
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Comment #49115309
yes, I caveat that at the end: > Once we have strong AI, maybe the situation changes. But that’s what we’ve got today. However, I am doing research on AI and hypermedia and I'm ske…
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Comment #49109998
Here is how REST came to mean the opposite of REST: https://htmx.org/essays/how-did-rest-come-to-mean-the-opposi... And here is why REST is probably largely pointless in machine-to…
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Comment #49100884
i am now complete anti-gambing and anti-pharma ads