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branchless
8y ago
The only advantage of c++ is max perf. If we could skip a beat we couldn't justify using c++.
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branchless
8y ago
What else did you have in mind in Ottawa?
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8y ago
Agreed. What can be worse than having a comment to the effect of "if x is -1, which is feasible, this will cause undefined behaviour resulting in a crash". For most people this stings more than enough.
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8y ago
Does anyone really care about the environment? It's in front of our eyes every day. Supermarkets have superfluous packaging. They have fridges without any doors on pumping out cold air constantly . We have advertisements sucking energ
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8y ago
Book URL as it's at the bottom of that page as a ref: https://www.amazon.com/Speed-Sound-Breaking-Barriers-Technol...
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8y ago
You can't pay federal taxes in non-sovereign and they'll never give it up.
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8y ago
Inflation figures don't include land prices.
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8y ago
Nope this guy has a good job. Not about mobility. This is about rentiers. People need to read "Progress and poverty" by Henry George. Land prices are the issue.
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8y ago
Which is the case in most urban centres, where most people are.
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8y ago
What % of people is this? Vast majority this isn't the case. Many degrees are worthless so don't lump them in.
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8y ago
Add 10% to the economy, let's imagine for once it's passed onto wages, also up 10%. Rents up 10%. Everyone working longer for the landlords. Gains go to land under the current system. We already added women to the workforce more,
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8y ago
people looking after their own children are: 1. providing good child care 2. adding value
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Agreed, not finished it yet, but several very funny bits. "Just so we're on the same page here: you're wrong"!
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8y ago
Henry George: Progress and Poverty. Explains how taxing land instead of labour is the path to a far better world. Versus now where progress means higher land prices which means poverty for those excluded from land. Once nearly got to be may
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8y ago
vimvixen
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Rentier activity, as usual, inhibits growth.
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8y ago
No, but we need IT to stop enabling high land prices that force both parents to work.
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8y ago
He's an absolute visionary. Can you imagine how much you'd be paying to access a computer without him?
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8y ago
A really great book, very entertaining and interesting.
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It's the average. If the median wage was $1MM all goods would be way more expensive. But all this is wrong because rents rise to soak up income. If we all earned $1MM rents would be most of that if all other goods stayed the same.
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8y ago
Did all the banks have their own taps? https://bankunderground.co.uk/2015/06/30/banks-are-not-inter...
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8y ago
Greaber actually critiques this in the first chapter, disagreeing that hairdresser is a "bullshit job".
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Investment bank research. A trader had said "it's the brand recognition between picking it up from my inbox and putting it in the bin".
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8y ago
No more land can be manufactured, supply is inelastic. In urban areas you are going to have to bid against everyone else and the highest bidder, who agrees to work for the most years for the land, wins. Rezoning isn't going to fix this
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Zoning isn't going to fix all of this for you. It's highly unlikely supply will ramp up to avoid bidding at the monopoly price.
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Nope. In urban areas land is undersupplied therefore you will be paying the "monopoly price" where you bid what you can afford. So if a building used to cost 400k, broken into 200k land cost and 200k building cost, it will still c
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It's far superior to the intellij integration as they have a generic "version control". Magit is just so easy to use for discarding hunks / rebasing / etc. Quick, visually clear. I sometimes use emacs just to use ma
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I remember. Uk is collapsing. This is the dregs.
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8y ago
Evening Standard is edited by a graduate of School For Scoundrels. George Osborne went to Eton. All a bit Cambridge Analytica.
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8y ago
Artificial scarcity in watches https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/may/18/richemont-d...
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