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the principle of "garbage in, garbage out" applies here. There is no world where you input a document lacking clarity and detail and get a coding agent to reliably fill in that missing clarity and detail. Coding agents are not mind readers and even if they were there isn't much they can do if your own thoughts are confused.
I recall in early years of these happiness surveys it was common for nations in turmoil to rank highly.
Youâre right about it being an issue with methodology and interpretation.
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I don't know the methodology or the questions, but I think people are a little lying. Not just the Israelis, but everyone in general.
maybe for smaller nodes (with few channels) but from a certain point opening new channels does not affect the number of transactions so much.
Now Im trying to find peers that improve my position in the network so I can get to more nodes with less hops. And when I find such nodes Im looking at the fees they have for example from the below picture coingate improves my hop rate and they have low fees so its highly possible to route through them. But if I find a node that has a flat rate of 1000ppm thats a no go.
Once the political calculus shifts, Boomers will be out on their butts.
Zoomers and Alphas wonât be interested in forking over their meager paychecks to fund memawâs third vacation this year.
Are you not finding very large returns to opening additional channels?
I expected to see lots more transactions from opening new channels because of network effects, but it hasnât really materialized.
The AI and geopolitics angle feels like narrative bundling.
true... but it's what gets it in the NYT or the front page of WSJ etc
I'm in Western Australia which is pretty remote. Still the price of fuel seems to be about to break everything. Although we produce more food than we consume there are long distances between producers and consumers. We are highly dependent on imported fuel.
I bought a second hand freezer today to store some bulk meat. Don't think we'll have an issue with grain. Coming into winter here it will rain often so water shouldn't be an issue till next summer.
Also looking at getting more essential tools to fix stuff that breaks around the house. Want to improve my security setup too. Possibly mesh if things take longer to break down than it looks.
We have a pretty tight social network that we can help each other if there's an issue too.
Bad loans aren't new, and bubbles by themselves don't take down the system. What made 2008 catastrophic was that once risk got sliced and repackaged, nobody knew where it actually lived. By the time it mattered, it was already everywhere. Private credit has the same smell. Illiquid, opaque, and effectively marked to model. The AI and geopolitics angle feels like narrative bundling. You don't need any of that to get a crisis. Hidden leverage and unclear counterparties are enough.
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