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That's crazy. Why put so much mental energy into something you can't control, and in a information environment where the signal to noise ratio is so low
Good morning! I find my hope in the attributes of God, and in particular his goodness and sovereignty. As A.W. Tozer once said, "What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us."
Merry Christmas and may you find hope and joy in this season and tomorrow!
Is this true, @Team_Predyx?
For example, a tool where the user can enter the current probabilities and liquidity parameter (or grab from API), enter their target probabilities, and the tool will tell them the buying/selling strategy, with a slider for how conservative they want to be.
Hmm, despite my opposition to socializing healthcare, I also don't really find this article to be very persuasive.
His main argument is that the only way to achieve more equitable healthcare outcomes is to force doctors to treat patients against their wishes.
Given how messed up America's healthcare system is, I think we can probably make improvements to the incentive structure without relying on coercion.
And despite Mamdani's rhetoric, it's unlikely that he'll have any legal basis to actually coerce doctors to do anything.
It's often not their choice. The suits are gonna milk the popular IP regardless of if the original creators are on board with it or not
To be fair, I genuinely did like the comment. Even if it's LLM, i think it expressed my sentiments pretty well.
It doesn't help that the group of people most incentivized to bring down housing costs have zero idea of why housing costs are high to begin with.
And, moreover, the group of people who most desires the right solution (developers and deregulation) are treated with suspicion by the group who would most benefit (young people struggling with housing costs)