bubbleRefuge

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by bubbleRefuge 9d ago
MMT job guarantee
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by bubbleRefuge 27d ago
Its an accounting identity
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by bubbleRefuge 28d ago
Federal gov deficit = private sector savings.
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by bubbleRefuge 4mo ago
Agree with this. The > the organization the > the big brother dystopia. Big corps that say use outlook will ask for admin permissions on your cell which include delete access, reading media, etc if you want to use teams/outlook.
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by bubbleRefuge 6mo ago
so long and income exceeds or keeps up with inflation growth, it doesn't matter
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by bubbleRefuge 6mo ago
Yup. SAP and their glorious idocs with german acronyms
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by bubbleRefuge 7mo ago
In a modern money/fiat money regime, the federal government can afford anything in nominal terms. As such, the solution would be to subsidize the industries that make the most sense for standard of living and national security so they
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by bubbleRefuge 9mo ago
Do they let anyone pick for free ?
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by bubbleRefuge 1y ago
Its a thing. Living in hurricane alley, I see it all the time. Lines at gas stations, grocery stores, hardware stores. My strategy is to wait till the 11th hour after supply trucks have restocked everything and shop in peace.stores are ope
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by bubbleRefuge 1y ago
Absolutely false. Worse case is dollar going down. Interest rates are exogenous and controlled by the fed who can buy all the treasuries in the world at a moment's notice. The treasury securities held by China are their problem . Not
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by bubbleRefuge 1y ago
There is no proof that higher interest rates lead to greater unemployment. In fact, macro employment kind of boomed during the referenced period. I'd posit that higher rates actually boosted macro employment stats . Why ? Because high
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by bubbleRefuge 1y ago
a tech mentor once told me what makes a developer great is not how good or talented he is but how good he makes those around him be.
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
I have a gf in Goias brazil . She told me that she was mugged 7 times for her cell phone years ago . Then a new governor came along and began a policy of. allowing police to execute dangerous criminal gang members rather than arrest them.
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
3 decades. me too. since 97. maybe uber driver was a bad example. what about having a work model similar to a lawyer? whereby one can specialize in creating certain types of business or personal apps at a high hourly rate ?
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
oh. yeah. finance is to big. they've captured the government.
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
like someone said above. demand is infinite. imagine a world where the local AI/Engineer tech is a ubiquitous as the uber driver. don't think it will necessarily create smaller paychecks. hard to say. But I see demand skyrocketin
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
as long as we keep learning and our heads in the game we will be fine. I worry much more for the non-techno savy like scrum masters. yikes.
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
would be similar to solution engineers today. you build solutions using ai. think about all the moving parts to building a complex business app. user experience, data storage, business logic, reporting, etc. etc. the engineer can orchestr
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
yeah 100% . picking up pennies in from of the train. thanks for the bits. so I should search on "Variance Swaps"? . I do a great deal of options trading and play around with some ATS software for options trading that i've
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
this is a better world. we can work a few hours a week and play tennis, golf, and argue politics with our friends and family over some good cheese and wine while the bots do the deployments.
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
no I think more engineers. especially those who can be a jack-of-all-trades. if a software project that takes normally 1 year of customer development can be done in 2 months, then that project is affordable to a wide array of business who w
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
Think the marginal cost of developing complex software goes down thereby making it affordable to a greater market. There will still be a need for skilled software engineers to understand domains, limitations of AI, and how to harness and c
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
a bigger concern to me is if the current regime pulls the rug out from fiscal policy. This will certainly crash the market. They seem to be doing this as we speak.
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
yeah. good points. mandlebrot wrote about this as well. that portfolio theory is based "normal" curve returns but crashes occur with much higher probability than a normal distribution would assume. he made a case for fractals. ma
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
In large scale business intergration platforms/apps, you have operational systems like SAP and and Oracle Service Cloud generate/stream raw or business events which are published to message brokers in topics ( orders, incidents, s
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
This! Quotas. Max X% of engineering should be H1B's. + Allow H1-B holders to be free agents and move to the highest bidder. + No working at contractors. This is one of the biggest problems. The WiPro's, Tata's, Infosys&#x27
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
All true but most people in the world are worried about putting food on the table and taking care of their kids. Fix social justice and you get on the road to fixing the costs of unfettered capitalism.
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
Think it has to do with trust. If a hiring manager, for example, has a contributor who is good and recommends a former colleague, that resume can get to the front of the line. There are plenty of engineers who are interview/leet code
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
as as data engieer/data architect , agreed. there are allot of 'tools' experts who are data engineers but can't code a lick.
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by bubbleRefuge 2y ago
having data engineer in my title has led to recruiters calling about DBA type roles. ugh.

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