No, that you should advance your thinking past the 17th century.
DDR5 is still mostly made with DUV (remember Intel 14+++++++++?), and even though manufacturers have slowly been moving a few layers to EUV the advantage is at the margin. Lack of EUV at scale will not prevent China…
Show me a bay area house that wasn't funded in substantial part by company equity.
This argument, better articulated by Thomas Hobbes, would be right at home in 1651 were it was busy justifying the economic mismanagement of that time as well.
No, a thread about Grok's politics cannot reasonably exclude Elon Musk and the times he got caught steering Grok in overtly non-factual directions.
People here are outraged about the steganography and the Fable filters and so on. Every day has another thread discussing the logistics of moving away from claude. We have earned the right to be critical of "Ignore all…
Ah, so now the bar has fallen to "people aren't literally starving (yet)." Amazing.
"Let them eat growth!"
Best performing for whom? If the type of prosperity you want to point to is "stock market go up," we need to talk about who owns the stocks and who doesn't.
"We" is 10% of the country at best. Asset ownership is concentrated. No, the alternative is Alexander Hamilton protectionism, which built the country into an industrial superpower that eclipsed the very shadow it was…
...and then whoever sold us the goods turns around and uses those dollars to bid up US assets. Next time you are bidding for a house, take some time to appreciate just how expensive those bit flips have made things. It…
> We literally can't lose Who is "we"? Trade deficit dollars are recycled into assets, which compete with exports in the balance of payments. If you have a big house and fat brokerage account, you win big. If you have a…
> ship a successful game probably get laid off anyways That's what happened here: they just released the big DOOM DLC today. Chop!
No. If you agree with the "percent of income/gains" framework we have no fundamental quarrel, but I want to point out that the way you phrased your point was indistinguishable from partisan economic-right opposition to…
If data centers can outbid poor people, the poor peoples' air conditioning becomes the variable load. Nana sweats so that Zuck can tokenmaxx.
Sorry, growth mindset only applies to handouts for companies and billionaires. Those are the rules!
Your incentives come from where your money comes from. This is a pretty basic concept and it's absurd to brush it off as a form of No True Scotsman. You can get money from both labor and capital. This is called "middle…
r>0 is not the problem, r>g is the problem, and that one's a lot less morally ambiguous.
I am John Capitalism and I revoke the USA's permission to use my name until they crush labor share of income below 50%.
Yeah, but the default is extreme yap mode. I prefer "in a sentence" or "rows, not paragraphs." "Brutal" sounds like bait from an influencer trying to sell me a $400 course about how 4AM workouts will make me a…
Oh, yeah, that's cooking lol: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BOGZ1FL663067003Q Speaking of which, I noticed that the big market reversal during the beginning of the Iran war happened right around when ESLR…
I like the idea of making the digital libraries call it "subleasing" if you don't own it and making them support ongoing access if they want a button that says "buy."
Conditions did get worse in the industrial revolution. People didn't go to the city because they thought it was brilliant, they went to the city because their livelihood in the rural economy was disrupted. They were…
> Lerner Symmetry Theorem > The model assumes ... no foreign ownership of domestic assets, balanced trade It's a magnifying glass with duct tape over the lens.
True, and we've been here before. The industrial revolution got rid of the need for most labor, which at the time was overwhelmingly agricultural and textile. We came out the other side OK. But there was a lot of pain.…
No, that you should advance your thinking past the 17th century.
DDR5 is still mostly made with DUV (remember Intel 14+++++++++?), and even though manufacturers have slowly been moving a few layers to EUV the advantage is at the margin. Lack of EUV at scale will not prevent China…
Show me a bay area house that wasn't funded in substantial part by company equity.
This argument, better articulated by Thomas Hobbes, would be right at home in 1651 were it was busy justifying the economic mismanagement of that time as well.
No, a thread about Grok's politics cannot reasonably exclude Elon Musk and the times he got caught steering Grok in overtly non-factual directions.
People here are outraged about the steganography and the Fable filters and so on. Every day has another thread discussing the logistics of moving away from claude. We have earned the right to be critical of "Ignore all…
Ah, so now the bar has fallen to "people aren't literally starving (yet)." Amazing.
"Let them eat growth!"
Best performing for whom? If the type of prosperity you want to point to is "stock market go up," we need to talk about who owns the stocks and who doesn't.
"We" is 10% of the country at best. Asset ownership is concentrated. No, the alternative is Alexander Hamilton protectionism, which built the country into an industrial superpower that eclipsed the very shadow it was…
...and then whoever sold us the goods turns around and uses those dollars to bid up US assets. Next time you are bidding for a house, take some time to appreciate just how expensive those bit flips have made things. It…
> We literally can't lose Who is "we"? Trade deficit dollars are recycled into assets, which compete with exports in the balance of payments. If you have a big house and fat brokerage account, you win big. If you have a…
> ship a successful game probably get laid off anyways That's what happened here: they just released the big DOOM DLC today. Chop!
No. If you agree with the "percent of income/gains" framework we have no fundamental quarrel, but I want to point out that the way you phrased your point was indistinguishable from partisan economic-right opposition to…
If data centers can outbid poor people, the poor peoples' air conditioning becomes the variable load. Nana sweats so that Zuck can tokenmaxx.
Sorry, growth mindset only applies to handouts for companies and billionaires. Those are the rules!
Your incentives come from where your money comes from. This is a pretty basic concept and it's absurd to brush it off as a form of No True Scotsman. You can get money from both labor and capital. This is called "middle…
r>0 is not the problem, r>g is the problem, and that one's a lot less morally ambiguous.
I am John Capitalism and I revoke the USA's permission to use my name until they crush labor share of income below 50%.
Yeah, but the default is extreme yap mode. I prefer "in a sentence" or "rows, not paragraphs." "Brutal" sounds like bait from an influencer trying to sell me a $400 course about how 4AM workouts will make me a…
Oh, yeah, that's cooking lol: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BOGZ1FL663067003Q Speaking of which, I noticed that the big market reversal during the beginning of the Iran war happened right around when ESLR…
I like the idea of making the digital libraries call it "subleasing" if you don't own it and making them support ongoing access if they want a button that says "buy."
Conditions did get worse in the industrial revolution. People didn't go to the city because they thought it was brilliant, they went to the city because their livelihood in the rural economy was disrupted. They were…
> Lerner Symmetry Theorem > The model assumes ... no foreign ownership of domestic assets, balanced trade It's a magnifying glass with duct tape over the lens.
True, and we've been here before. The industrial revolution got rid of the need for most labor, which at the time was overwhelmingly agricultural and textile. We came out the other side OK. But there was a lot of pain.…