KellyCriterion

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by KellyCriterion 3d ago
Not necessarily, could also be IOU, but usually today its the local money from a state/gov - you could also sign up for working for "1 liter of milk,3 potatoes etc."
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by KellyCriterion 3d ago
No: NVDA itself(!) does not increase M4 - if they give a loan, its an assets swap on their balance sheet with no influence on money in total available (since the money on their account is gone!) The FED and banks can increase total money on
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by KellyCriterion 3d ago
> Credit is always money creation. No, its not! Its a swap on the active/left side of the balance sheet: If my mum borrows me 1 USD for icecream, she did not create money, instead she swapped her positions in her assets/left s
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by KellyCriterion 3d ago
My answer above: --- No,there is a difference: If NVDA gives a loan, its a swap on the active/left part of their balance sheet - thus, this does not have an effect on overall(!) money suppley. The balance stays the same, also the total
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by KellyCriterion 3d ago
No,there is a difference: If NVDA gives a loan, its a swap on the active/left part of their balance sheet - thus, this does not have an effect on overall(!) money suppley. The balance stays the same, also the total amount of money in t
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by KellyCriterion 3d ago
> Nvidia is creating a lot of money in our economy. Wrong: a) a company cannot create money in todays modern 2-level fiat systems, this can be done only by central banks b) what NVDA does is "generating requests for more money in th
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by KellyCriterion 5d ago
^^ comment above you :-) https://archive.ph/I6vOQ
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by KellyCriterion 5d ago
...because Diesel is taxed differently than standard gas/Benzin there... EDIT: meaning "less taxes"
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
> toys like EV and heated pool. Well, thats the explanation: A German household usually does not have a pool :-D
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
Small correction: They are actually incredible reliable by today!:-)
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
The the thing is:Most Adams/Adeles/Adrians wouldnt even notice
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
Sorry! :-) I know: It is just hell! There is a gas station near my location, which closes the door from 23.45 to 24.00 for just doing this and handing over to the group.
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
....yes, and not only at Vimeo with this playbook....
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
because its a built-in one-liner call then?
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
OK - then use the first two characters :-D
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
Why they made it that complex? A simple rand/mod based on first character of username should be sufficient?
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
Depends on, sure there is some "efficient frontier" where it flips. Think about all the supermarket chains, handling millions of cash daily; in my region, those are relying heavily on outsourced cash recycling companies - why? Its
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by KellyCriterion 6d ago
half an our - every day. I know of a large restaurant chain with some "bigger" branches: They often have to count two or three times with different people to be sure, that the amount is correct. Every evening. Then you have transp
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by KellyCriterion 7d ago
WOW, what an impressive article & illustrations!
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by KellyCriterion 7d ago
> o nobody needs to pay extra fees Processing cash is by far >not free<! In fact, it costs a lot of money due to all the things involved (counting/collection/recycling etc). Anf it inwolves additional risks for the handli
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by KellyCriterion 7d ago
Do not know about their competitors (and other countries/regulations), but Id guess this going to be a critical product for governments in the future?
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by KellyCriterion 8d ago
In Germany, there was a survey around 2009/2010, depicting that more than 60% of the audience of the major national daily newsshow do not understand the words used by the moderators (it was about "Tagesschau", a major news ou
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by KellyCriterion 10d ago
How many of ALL/total government employees are these 3k computers?
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Kiyosaki, Rich-Dad-Poor-Dad author, is 1.2B in debt(vanityfair.com)
4 points by KellyCriterion 10d ago|1 comments
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by KellyCriterion 10d ago
Raise your hand if you clicked here, because you thought/assumend, that the link is about Anthropic/Claude selfhosting, because you missread the first word in the headline! :-D
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by KellyCriterion 11d ago
Extreeeemly capable person, your Mum! Just WOW!!!
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by KellyCriterion 12d ago
Please elaborate, whats so strict about Switzerlands restrictions? Why shouldnt a country be allowed to limit the people they want to have from immigration? (Exercise for you: Try to get a passport from Liechtenstein, even if you work there
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by KellyCriterion 12d ago
My fault, with >some work< I meant only the driving experience / effort, not any of the "maintenance / support" related issues (-: Short version: I would go rather in leight-weight E-vehicle than in a heavy bently,
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by KellyCriterion 12d ago
Im not deep in there, but Id guess it offers some discovery mechanisms? (not sure if my understanding is correct)
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by KellyCriterion 12d ago
Compared to pricing, maybe. But driving a bently is "some work", so I would rather prefer the small e-vehicle :-))

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