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by throwaway667555 1mo ago
Crawler and Google Scholar and Google Books.
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by throwaway667555 2mo ago
The pertinent comparison in valuations is debt vs equity, not debt vs cash as you noted.
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by throwaway667555 2mo ago
You learn something new every day.
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by throwaway667555 2mo ago
Without explanation, you think power plants aren't "the grid" that's being strained?
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by throwaway667555 2mo ago
They buzz loudly and increase leukemia.
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by throwaway667555 2mo ago
Data centers increase strain on the grid, so their supply lines do too.
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by throwaway667555 4mo ago
The good thing is new law usually references old law and explains why it has evolved so I wonder if arranging the law in chronological order will help the LLM follow the thread.
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by throwaway667555 4mo ago
Precedent in law is like discovery in science. It advances the boundary of human understanding so a probabilistic regurgitator will have trouble applying it without treatise roadmaps.
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by throwaway667555 4mo ago
When comparing promises between businesses to pay versus promises between businesses to perform services, it is irrelevant that fiat currency is a federal reserve note rather than, say, bottle caps. Irrelevant.
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by throwaway667555 4mo ago
You can't put your finger on it because money is merely an accumulator and medium of exchange of economic performance. The performance of services in exchange for other services without money is a perfectly valid economic exchange that
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by throwaway667555 5mo ago
I agree, anecdotally I noticed a big uptick coincident with the comment hiding feature and with the Q4 2025 leap forward in LLM quality.
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by throwaway667555 5mo ago
This also is absolutely rampant on reddit in the past months.
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by throwaway667555 5mo ago
Companies will often state a subsidiary is wholly owned by the ultimate parent regardless of which tier the subsidiary is at. The Thunderbird subsidiary could be under the Firefox subsidiary and the statement would still be true.
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by throwaway667555 6mo ago
Lenders have an amount of capital that they need to invest and earn returns -- they're generally not in the business temporarily so they don't want their capital back. And when the loans are secured by hard assets, e.g. publicly t
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by throwaway667555 6mo ago
When the cash flow from the assets exceeds interest expense, you've cashed out the assets without incurring tax on your appreciated position and you can afford to pay the interest. As for principal, debt is largely not paid back these
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by throwaway667555 7mo ago
Look at the CPI chart and draw a trend line ignoring recent years. You'll see we're living under 2034 price levels currently.
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by throwaway667555 7mo ago
Congress can act to pay back the economically harmed party, the consumer. They won't because we live in an oligarchy.
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by throwaway667555 7mo ago
Economically it is a direct redistribution of wealth. In crisis times, Congress acts swiftly to cure wrongs against corporations. What about this wrong against every single household?
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by throwaway667555 7mo ago
I'm gonna have a stroke. The Congressional Budget Office found that consumers paid 70-80% of the tariffs, totaling more than $1000 per household. Where is my refund?
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by throwaway667555 11mo ago
It's so easy that one man creates an Excel 1040 every year. See https://sites.google.com/view/incometaxspreadsheet/home
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by throwaway667555 11mo ago
A credit facility is a lengthy and detailed agreement that certainly includes checking for other debt and checking for liens on the collateral. Liens are usually documented by a UCC filing which is public information.
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
The logo and interior design was s--t.
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
It's not round tripping. Economically Nvidia is investing property is OpenAI. It's not investing nothing, far from it.
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
Chinese engineers call the US escorts on Teams and tell them what to copy & paste into US government cloud terminals. The Chinese don't see the screen or touch the keyboard attached to the government cloud so they "don't&
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
I think you mis-read the article. Chinese engineers are operating US government cloud computers by proxy. The Chinese just don't see the computer screen. A US grunt copies & pastes the Chinese's commands into the system during
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
Chinese engineers are operating US government cloud computers by proxy. The Chinese just don't see the computer screen--a proxy copies & pastes their commands and reads back the results.
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
"nothing more" is an incorrect statement. The science is inconclusive, as science most often is.
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
You can play Doom in an Excel spreadsheet.
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
I believe client accounting firms, and probably companies themselves, would appreciate standardized accounting workpapers such as a loan amortization schedule, salary accrual schedule (to accrue salaries daily based on historical rates), de
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by throwaway667555 1y ago
Wow, nice start. Integrated spreadsheets are a killer feature. Do any other accounting systems offer that? I think MS Dynamics does.

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