Between the two*

It's like squares and rectangles. I don't think there's much of a difference than the two. And people who try to force a distinction, I mostly see as a more hidden, institutionalized, cosmopolitan even, to borrow the words of the Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, form of antisemitism.

I know Elan Carr. I can assure you, he does not mean "kill them". He is talking about the Abraham Accords, where many of Israel's former enemies are now aligning themselves with it economically.

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So do most people, to be fair

I think that’s what I’ll end up doing too. I switched to Opus a few days ago once o read the usage limits would be the same as Sonnet and it uses less compute per token, but I guess that’s not quite true yet. Sonnet does the job just fine.

Right, I didn’t mean me specifically with my small fund lol, I meant that I wouldn’t want to buy into the chance to take first leg losses, even if I was getting paid at higher than market rates for the privilege. But I’m not the market, someone is probably out there. These losses seem likely imho.

Seems like a great deal if they can find a buyer (it won’t be me)

Data-Center-Loan-Backed Securities?

Florida Atlantic University’s defense prides itself on being a No Fly Zone. Coincidentally, our turf ends where Miami-Dade County begins.

Chud messages me a tiktok bashing California and asks me why so many Californians are moving to Florida. I said they should all be deported and they’ll never assimilate into our culture. He told me to focus on the facts and stop being hateful.

It’s better than fiction.

That’s the thing, immigration is a leading indicator and shows future hiring weakness. It doesn’t explain current hiring weakness but we’d be foolish not to incorporate it into our analyses

Read the words I typed, you didn’t respond to the words I typed.

So the argument is 100% on record? That’s a really dumb hill to stand on.