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dlp211
2y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, but that graph doesn't show anything with regards to whether or not middle-class folks have been hit with austerity. Federal outlays are not granular enough and increasing Federal outlays is prett
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dlp211
2y ago
Cree
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2y ago
Russia is in a war economy. GDP = Government Spending + ....
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2y ago
You should pay more because you aren't covering the actual costs.
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dlp211
2y ago
Because trains cost money? Everything can't be free or cost less just because you wish it so. I'm a big proponent of no-fare subway's, but I don't think the MTA should just do that without a revenue source to replace rid
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2y ago
They already are: https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/ny-ghost-cars-dodging-...
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2y ago
Middle class folks that work in the city don't drive from NJ into NY, and for the few that do, they should get on a train because it will save them money today and after this goes into effect.
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dlp211
2y ago
> Car congestion fees are touted but they are rarely effective Citation needed. All studies I have seen suggest that congestion pricing achieves its desired outcomes of reducing car traffic and is the most effective way of doing so.
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2y ago
> Quality of living is plummeting Massive citation needed.
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dlp211
3y ago
This is, and I cannot overstate this, one of the most ridiculous, tech bro statements I've read on here in a while.
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dlp211
3y ago
We (mostly) don't create money out of thin air. We borrow it. This obligation acts as a limit on money supply inflation. Also, slight, but mostly consistent inflation is far better for everyone than what the US went through in it'
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3y ago
WTI crude has fallen for 7 weeks straight. NatGas futures have been in an unbelievable steady state at around $2.50-2.75 after coming down from pandemic highs. Why do you all insist on making shit up?
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3y ago
Yes, after 2 decades of screeching from the "helicopter money" crowd, we suffered a short bout of inflation. A reminder: Inflation is a hardship, a short one in this instance, unemployment is a crisis.
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3y ago
I def use Reddit a lot less than I used to, but I caved and installed the official app. But now I use it sparingly because it such a shitty experience.
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3y ago
But they are going to be made whole, or nearly so. It may take a while, but the guy they brought in to untangle FTX is the same guy that untangled Enron. He's said that FTX always had enough assets to cover its obligation, at least on
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3y ago
To further solidify this, Magnus crushed Ian in the last WCC 7.5 to 3.5. I think most folks agree that Magnus is the best player in the world, but the WCC was far better with him not in it.
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3y ago
Defense spending is a third rail in politics.
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3y ago
The program wasn't temporary, the assistance is. TANF was never meant to raise people out of poverty, it is a program designed to help those that fall on hard times to recover quickly, hence the job training.
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4y ago
Yes, and the war has exacerbated, hence why I said a combination. The war, the supply chain, increased savings, government payments, corporate attitude. All of them have contributed, the supply chain, the war, and corporate attitude have co
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4y ago
We issue more bonds. And because we do issue the bonds and don't simply print the money, it is non-inflationary. This is because there is an asset backing the dollars instead of simply paying out the money, ie: the accounting book is b
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4y ago
THere is nothing that says that we ever have to pay off the debt. Debt can, and has continued to accrue to this nation since its founding. It is middle school thinking that debt incurred today must be "paid by our children". It&#x
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4y ago
This is not how the national debt works.
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4y ago
The myth is that inflation was caused primarily by this. It wasn't. Inflation is being driven by a combination of factors, the biggest being supply chain and war in Europe.
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4y ago
People don't want to learn git because it's a bad tool. There are better source control systems, that are far easier to reason about, but they don't have the proliferation that git does.
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4y ago
That is what the person is saying. I'm not sure what you are questioning here. Sundar has agency and authority and he refuses to use it. This enables his underlings to have free reign.
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4y ago
You think that we are going to have continued high inflation through 2026? Based on what?
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4y ago
You think a for-profit company should invest in a feature/edge case that will never be used in an earnest or useful way? The idea that you would earnestly search through 400 records only to not find what you are looking for --but the 4
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dlp211
4y ago
Google has done this since the beginning of Google and it is the first time that I have ever seen this is come up. This is something that just doesn't matter.
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4y ago
Ok, what do you think is more realistic for a term like 'cows', that there are only a few hundred references or that there are millions. I'm not going to say that the UX is designed well end-to-end, but Google doesn't di
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4y ago
When you use political power to replace political enemies, what do you call that?
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