flashyfaffe2

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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Is the control rent rule applied in SF preventing Also play in that case?
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Its quite unusual to have so witty comments on this forum. I believe a lot have been said here and it reveals how the so called economist at DB thinks. On my side,I would just like to add a reference to F.Bastia And its well known sophism:
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Would you consider volontarily contribution instead?
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Apologize for the comment out of context as it was mentionned above: The history is always written by the victors and regardless who was the good guy or not Why just take it all, and coldly analysis historical facts? Henri Kissinger's
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Too bad not being able to reach the website because of "site owner reaching his/her bandwidth limit." Though I do like read HN comments first and then the article
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The Prize in Economic Sciences 2020(nobelprize.org)
4 points by flashyfaffe2 6y ago|0 comments
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Worth to mention that inflation is more sneaky than it seems. It has been partially mentioned with the degradation of the quality of stuffs or services bought. Another way to cause inflation is the increasing number of law bited and applied
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
I can't find the article describing it but the gender bias tends to be disregarded when you add one additional parameter: place of birth. In third world countries, women reprensent 50% of the students in engineering classes ( for reaso
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Indeed not a problem per say. However it raises some ambiguities over its real intentions. Timing is too perfect for not pointing that out. But it cannot be blamed blame for working out the system here.
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Being quite ignorant upon this topic, but witnessed sneaky behaviour in my company ( emails with with courtesy sentences systematically missing) I wad wondering to which degree this could explain why India is lagging behind China? Any thoug
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
For those who don't know, Bloomberg journalist have their bonus linked to their capacity to have their articles impacting th market. Bloomberg has developed a tool to monitor this.
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
"This immeasurability is inversely proportional to the tangible, real value created". Although I understand your view,Financial sector and banks in particular is a very regulated sector which means that significant number of peopl
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
You're right. And to be more precise, French government at that time pushed its citizen to use the minitel:common example that come at the top of mind: when I was younger minitel was mandatory to register yourself at school or universi
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Although good and tempting idea per say, I believe this still need to have some additional technologies popping up to unlock some restrictions and really make it "mainstream". As I see it, this is still restricted for young people
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Agree with you. If I may add, this would be feasible only: If gov issued is own digital currency, which will mechanically would lead the value of the others digital currency worth near zero..
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
"Why would I want the government to manage this when we know how to do this well without a government involved? What's the benefit of using FedCoin over using something decentralized with good monetary properties?" Fed coin w
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Could not agree more.Just need to find an easy way that makes people realise they are the ones ultimately deciding what they put on their plates. Although I do not minimise the difficulty for some people to put their food habits on the top
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Everything being equal,isn't what Amazon did before anyone else? Burning astonishing amount of cash and create a massive monopoly. Prof Galloway, gave very interesting thoughts on similar approach followed by WeWork https://
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Everything being equal,isn't what Amazon did before anyone else? Burning astonishing amount of cash and create a massive monopoly. Prof Galloway, gave very interesting thoughts: https://www.profgalloway.com/wewtf
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
If I rememberwell, this kind of strategy has a name called Captical structure arbitrage, where the most basic strategy is to traded convertible bonds. Most complex strategies include taking position on different asset class of the same comp
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
This is what I appreciate in YC feed. You got far more better information gathered in one than the MSN article shared initially.
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Ask HN: What are the other websites you visit daily?
133 points by flashyfaffe2 6y ago|39 comments
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Did you learn R for your own fun or just to upgrade your skill set and get a job?
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Agree with you, however bank rules rely that normality law (small loss at the tail will be covered by the entire population). Here we have a typically extreme case event and generalized Pareto law is more illustrative to deacribe what we w
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Indeed thats true but with the same logic you could blame companies and public offices for having their offices in the city center.
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
What would be hilarious is to hear the arguments justifying this bail-out
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
I'm not sure understand the rationale behind your question. Does a company in general have to provide benefit to the society overall? If so then rather to erase a lot of companies. Airbnb seems to provide a service where their client
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by flashyfaffe2 6y ago
Clearly easyJet play the dirty game of privatising profits and nationalising losses. They have the right to have objective to give dividend. However no reason why the tax payer should bear their management decisions. If they need loan then
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by flashyfaffe2 7y ago
I would disagree here. You're assuming that Abrahamic religion solely integrated fasting for credit purposes. Whatever you think of religion, you can at least give them a point on that.
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by flashyfaffe2 7y ago
Funny to hear different contradictory views I might be bias like everyone. No misunderstanding, I do love Paris and restaurants are great there but I chose them cautiously now. Traffic are awful mainly to restrictions put in place. Last poi

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