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2 sats \ 1 reply \ @Catcher 2h \ parent \ on: Monero territory monero
I’m not really familiar with it, but for example - if I buy it on kyc exchange and then send it to you, can you track it back to the exchange?
I was always wondering, if Monero has such a unique use case, isn’t it possible to just implement it with bitcoin. Like all these mixers and coin joins, why to have your own token? Well, You can even have it “under the hood” if you like, something similar to LBTC. Kinda not bitcoin, but still :) I hope you get my point:)
Ok, I understood it the other way around, here is the example from their website
"The example of Switzerland:
With a cost of living index of 126 all goods are on average about 26% more expensive than in the USA. But the average income in Switzerland of 7,923 USD is also 18% higher, which means that citizens can also afford more goods. Now you calculate the 26% higher costs against the 18% higher income. In the result, people in Switzerland can afford about 6 percent less than a US citizen."
So it means that with PPI 94 if you come to Switzerland despite higher salary you will only afford 94% of your existing 100% in US. So it means, if you want to afford more you need to look for a 100+ PPI. Or what am I missing?
Ok, looks like you can just divide 100 by the index of your country and then multiply everything by the result you get and you will get a spreadsheet adjusted to your country
Amazing data, is it possible to convert the table where the Purchasing power index is based on your current country instead of the US?
16 sats \ 1 reply \ @Catcher OP 27 Jan \ parent \ on: DeepSeek is super censored (My Experience) tech
All that said, I do not argue that chatGPT is not censored, I'm 100% sure it is. Maybe just in more elegant way, so you cannot really see that it's censored;)
I remember there was a service called "google it for me" or something like that when you send the link to person with google request already typed in so they just need to press search..;) anyway, chatgpt provides a long text, but to summaries the beneficiaries :
Astor Family
Delano Family
Forbes Family
Russell Family
Again, maybe some important families are missing here, but I have no info on this subject unfortunately, so cannot check it.