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water9 commented on The Dollar Is Dead   mathmeetsmoney.substack.c... · Posted by u/nhp_fermi
lawlessone · 22 days ago
>Biden was president for all but nine months of Covid but don’t let facts get in your way

Yeah and?

It's easier to turn a bike than a containership.

water9 · 22 days ago
The global economy was never a bike
water9 commented on The Dollar Is Dead   mathmeetsmoney.substack.c... · Posted by u/nhp_fermi
Ekaros · 22 days ago
Do you even need singular global currency in modern world? Where every transaction can be in essence instant if there was desire. And everything is digital. Overall it is rather different world and things can be done different than before.
water9 · 22 days ago
The United States won’t let their reserve currency go without a fight

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water9 commented on NSF has suspended Terry Tao's grant   bsky.app/profile/dangaris... · Posted by u/xqcgrek2
dargscisyhp · 24 days ago
Yea, but most other immigrants are also far from being that productive.
water9 · 24 days ago
did he reach his ultimate goal? Cause right now it sounds like he spent millions of dollars and didn’t achieve it
water9 commented on Attention is your scarcest resource (2020)   benkuhn.net/attention/... · Posted by u/jxmorris12
water9 · a month ago
Time is your scarcest resource
water9 commented on Migrating a ZFS Pool from RAIDZ1 to RAIDZ2   mtlynch.io/raidz1-to-raid... · Posted by u/mtlynch
water9 · a month ago
this is incredibly stupid. Do not do this. The whole point of having raid is to never be down to zero redundancy. Drives are more likely to fail during the resilvering process as the heads have to traverse the entire magnetic surface, rebuilding the array.
water9 commented on US companies, consumers are paying for tariffs, not foreign firms   bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/petethomas
vaidhy · a month ago
A tariff across the board is same as a sales tax (rather a value added tax, as it is dependent on the value of goods).

I would love to understand why you think it is punitive for the ultra rich.

water9 · a month ago
because tariffs only raised the prices of goods that can’t be bought anywhere else. The thing is America can make pretty much everything and by doing so it forces more American labor, which is more expensive for the ultra rich, who owned the companies that the laborers work for. The biggest factor, however, is that it impacts the velocity of money. The hundred dollars that you spend on an American business goes to another American and the cycle continues in America enriching everybody instead of immediately fleeing overseas, which just access a devaluation of the currency
water9 commented on US companies, consumers are paying for tariffs, not foreign firms   bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/petethomas
xnx · a month ago
We could tax outsourcing
water9 · a month ago
That’s the best idea since taxing people when they earn it and when they spend it
water9 commented on Is This the End of Google as We Know It?   gizmodo.com/is-this-the-e... · Posted by u/uladzislau
water9 · a month ago
Google ended when they made the requirement that you have to be gay to work there
water9 commented on US companies, consumers are paying for tariffs, not foreign firms   bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/petethomas
xnx · a month ago
Foreign labor seems to be one of the few things not covered by these import taxes.
water9 · a month ago
that’s because they already spend a shit ton on sponsorships

u/water9

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