I'll try to watch on zapstream. It wasn't working well for a few weeks in a row and then I stopped trying.

You better. These last two games were rough.

I like the framing of this question. I think it was just finally seeing an opportunity that I believed would work, so more of a pull than a push.

The games have gotten worse without your discussion threads.

RCB Virat Kohli (C) Nicholas Pooran Phil Salt Aiden Markram

Subs Mitchell Marsh Jacob Bethell/

I'd imagine one of the remaining NBA players is from LA, or at least lives there sometimes. That's something, right?

In the price sense, that's right. Although, for a large consumer nation, more of the tax incidence falls on the foreign producers, so it's not as inflationary as the same tariff rate implemented by a small nation.

Aardvark Will sounds like an old west outlaw.

Seeking solace in a random midday early season baseball game is pretty sad

May as well use that central bank while you've got it.

Excuses are like assholes...

Good summary

It's an hourly wage rate, so what adjustment for hours worked do you think they're making?

That'll be intergenerational wealth before you know it.

The rate of return is pretty awesome, but the absolute return is underwhelming.

Hmm, I think I would adjust that to say the marginal benefit of the 10 sats (plus forgone winnings) was less than the marginal cost of maintaining awareness of the contest details.

You might be interested in some work on the different fundamental perspectives held by political tribes.

I wrote about a post relating it to bitcoin a while ago: #653982.

Because their idea of oppression doesn’t map cleanly onto the NAP.

They are perfectly fine with forced redistribution of resources and abstract rights concepts just don’t land with them.

Irrelevant. I’m saying that these things don’t have to suck and wouldn’t if not for state intervention.

You need to know the trend in hours worked to really say much from that.

Still, it’s cool that productivity is growing.