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Does anyone know of a more accurate economic measurement of growth rather than GDP?

Building bombs a la Russia and paying a lot for healthcare is great for GDP but are those money well spent to grow the economy?

Its like we have built our entire lives around another time system! /s

You get similar problems converting between Freedom degrees and Celsius. Its just what people have built an understanding of.

Customer choices can still lead to monopolies..

Crimea is de jure in Ukraine per international consensus. Crimea is de facto occupied by Russia. These are orthogonal statements are both valid. Everything else you listed derives from these premises.

Sign up flow is broken on mobile. :/

Had a look at the book at it seems excellent, thanks for sharing

Pretty sure from a build system perspective its quite a flex .. to be fair.

Give away? You are selling it on a global market and buying on the very same market.

This. We need nuclear to keep the base load green. Wind and solar need batteries to be base load providers. Building out both battery and renewable infrastructure at the same time is a tall order.

Finally.

At the office several of my coworkers use a service in which they rent cloths. Kinda oike Netflix was for DVDs. You pick a few you like, they send them over and next month you send them back. All for a monthly fee.

Someone once told me the average piece of cloth only gers worn 7 times before being disposed of. Dont qoute me on that though :)

Yes.

Rather its that the goverment funded development resulted in a bad product. People reimplementing it in a their spare time resulted in an even better product.

Intel tried to ”design down” their uArch.

Also, there is a TON of pro Mac users. If we define ’pro’ as getting paid for work done on Macs..

Not to mention M1 emulates x86 pretty darn well..

Ah, ”the EU”, only something like 27 countries with highly different laws and economies..

In Sweden the fine is 120€..

Wow, 80$ for 120/20. Got 100/10 for like 10$ here in Sweden.

Honestly banks are pretty regulated and some insights are already in place (as they shiuld be). This does not exclude the need for more regulation and insight mind

Ah, yes. Looting and disrupting the process of democracy seems on the same level. No? Oh.

Ah, yes. But Germany isnt the 26 other countries in th eEU. Poland on the other hand has a ton of coal.

Erm, the entire university system in Europe is built on collaboration between countries.

ESA is a thing. ITER is a thing. But mainly all those small international projects that simply would be too niche or small for a single country or market. Im talking about stuff like wave power startup, on land fishfarms, salvage operations in the baltic, cofinancing of highways (or powerlines so that green energy may find its way across the union), et cetera..

Exciting times for CPU architectures this year with both the M1 and Zen 3 being highly competitive. The 2010s were a bit of a stagnation when it comes to performances, lets hope more the 2020s is more interesting.

It was a bit hard to read honestly. A bit of rehash but that is most of the content on the internet anyways. Felt like someone writing for a school assignment.

There are a bunch of downsides to large caches. Everything from access time to chip layout to latency and even power consumption. Everything cant be cache and be awesome.. :P

Thats international diplomacy for you.

Except Microsoft did not create and sol you the hardware?

In every single transaction? Why if there were some form you sent in and recieved every year that contain exactly the financial transation for that year between you and the state.. hmm.

I love how the argument being played is that VAT is used to fed a big government. Like the US is huge, it requires a large government..

To be honest every single death in Sweden is probably counted so the stats are rocksolid. Other countries might have a lower quality of stats (unaccounted death, paperless/undocumented people, missdiagnosed, etc)..

Well, its an informal interview. As the dude say, in the mornings they review data and do an analysis with experts.