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Totally agree.

Same logic applies to framework selection in a Gen AI world.

At first, I thought I agreed, but on reflection, I think the calculus is the same as when people are writing the code.
The size of the hiring pool, e.g.,, might seem less important, but I think it remains -- there are still people who might leave the project and need to be replaced.

Question for monetarists: will tariffs cause prices to go up immediately, or does the money supply need to increase before this can happen?

Gleaming the Cube?

Development of Eurodollar supply from 1959 to 2005, with important events overlayed.

2. What happened in the early-80s that caused the Eurodollar market to shrink, and why did it start growing again in the mid-90s?

Anyone know what data source they used for Eurodollar supply? The St. Louis Fed matches their statements about 1960, but, they claim the market is $70 billion in 1970. STL Fed says $3 billion; not until 1981 that the market reaches $70 billion.

Insightful and entertaining series: very much worth listening to in its entirety! I made this visualization to help me follow along.

I think it’s easier to just text parents and ask when Diwali is. Maybe that’s what the python package should do, actually.

Since I've been here for a while… here are some useful features on Bluesky that you might not have discovered yet! 🧵

Ein interessanter Artikel! Allerdings finde ich die Narrative der «Vibecession» eigentlich schon plausibel. Es könnte gut sein, dass die Republikaner in den USA profitiert haben, eben weil es der Bevölkerung finanziell gut ging.

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A plot of the unemployment rate with congressional elections overlayed.

And for congress.

A plot of the unemployment rate with presidential elections overlayed.

There might be something to this... @carlosmucha.bsky.social

No Julia!? 🤣