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2 seems good as the seller can still make money from the land in the meantime. It does make it unsellable to anyone else in that time though.

300/h I will quit my job now lol!

But can it?

These one dimensional brush offs of a complex system are a bit tiring. Doesn't sound like genuine curiousity. It is almost like political rhetoric.

Yes the job market exists.

Username checks out

Companies also struggle to hire. It is a skills matching issue.

But a jobs worth of GDP was lost due to the lost consumption. Harder to measure for 1 person but imagine 100k people suddenly left a city. That would be felt somewhere. Dry cleaners, cafe, supermarkets etc.

This might be less true if there is resource starvation but we have transport and imports and exports. You can accomodate more people and feed them.

But then they gave up a tax paying job and thus the net effect is zero.

Looking holistically the person leaving the US (or lets say 100 people to make it easier to see the point) means 1 to 30 less startups and so maybe an entire company or more not being started. That is less revenue for US.

What most people from the "they steal our jobs" mentality (not saying that is you, but this a seperate point) don't get is productive people create jobs by being a customer of many businesses.

A good test of your focus on writing is if you can use a boring tool like Substack, Wordpress, Blogger or Github pages (vanilla out of the box ssg setup) and just write.

That said this one did write something. But I'd say for anyone else writr 10000+ words on whatever before a single word on your setup.

Why is that?

Follow up: are we getting more efficient? Are the more energy efficient chains taking off?

SaaS or web in general was disrupting X making it eventually the leader with some moat. I am not so sure about AI. I feel like there is a rush to make a commodity that will be nebulous to extract value from. Except for TMSC and NVidia.

Did someone say shovels?

probability isn't the own non-boolean. analog circuits and fuzzy logic. quantum (ok yeah probabilities!), neural nets. also taking the questions angle - open ended questions.

Intuitionist logic seemed to me like a superset of regular logic. Like a generalization that gives you more choice. Like having an 8x8 board for anything instead of always playing chess. Seems like a good idea.

That makes you a profitable bettor, so your accounts will get restricted. Best way to make money is if you have better predictions then bet on markets like totalisers, betfair etc. not with casinos or bookmakers.

500 pts is no laggard either.

Probably for strategic reasons.

Mainland China is one concern.

Another is AI being the commodity compliment to semiconductors.

You ask LLMs for estimates? Interesting.

Probably big model providers should do calibratuons for that and add an estimation skill.

But it is Hotel California and they can check out anytime they like.

user8 has done some popular HN posts.

Made me think maybe they can rig up the blog SMS to blog and go low tech while still writing well!

That is like saying my new restaurant was a success, therefore powering it with a generator was better than connecting it to the grid.

The raw infra being local didn't enable any of that. Now if was building ASICs at TMSC that would a different thing because you'd then be using something different locally.

Scope creep only can happen after you decide what you want though.

Does Google have any customer big enough for it to give a fuck about?

Can't the donor stipulate take anything but the brain?

Does propaganda just mean opinion now?

Saudi Arabia is a city in UAE?

Bet he wishes his surname was Bastard. Rich Bastard.

I am vibe coding an app for personal use (todo app). Once happy with UX I intend to write much of it the old way. But I want to figure out what I am building first. I feel like it is like using Excel before building the real thing.