@liquid2ulu You can't even fathom how much of modern software bloat and vulnerabilities have come from this exact mindset. Dijkstra (PBUH) predicted this 50 years ago.
@lindarcrusader@ProjectAncap Milei half-assed deregulations in the private health care sector, causing fees to skyrocket, after which the minister of economy said that the private health care companies "declared war on the middle class" and had to bring back price caps on health insurance.
@CommanderErwinn@user3927818 opportunity cost of non-reproducible natural resources, time preference and interest rates, the joint production problem, dispersed knowledge, intertemporal allocation, and the circularity of needing market wages to standardize different forms of labor in the first place (2/2)
@CommanderErwinn@user3927818 Great idea! Small problem, though: labor is heterogeneous, the reduction problem, subjective marginal utility, the diamond-water paradox, the mudpie problem, dynamic supply and demand, revealed preference, scarcity and valuation of higher-order capital goods... (1/2)
@Anarcho_Econ IP should definitely be in at least A. Lots of people in TPOT dont realize how "intuitive" it is for the masses that, if you invent something, you should be able to decide what other people do with your invention.
@relizarov I had a cybernetics phase too, but planned economies are impossible (technically possible, but disastrous in practice). Look into the Economic Calculation Problem by Ludwig von Mises. To this day, even with AI, it's undefeated.
@bee_fumo i probably should've edited the meme to say something else other than goat, but you get the point. he's a dumbass, but he's entertaining it's like watching a jester
@HSVSphere that's good, most good abstraction in CS come from people thinking really hard about something and not going all in on their first idea (ahem Von Neumann architecture)
@HSVSphere@cafkafk@dhh i don't think your "insane and crazy" is the same as dhh's "insane and crazy". i think he means "insane and crazy" as in political opinions, not holding heterodox computer science opinions
@billgoldwater "I find Objectivists calling Aristotelians collectivists hilarious because without Aristotle, Objectivism WOULD NOT EXIST. Literally Rand's entire epistemology came from Aristotle, and she admitted he was the only philosopher she owed anything to."
do you see how dumb you sound
@coleisforrobot @Angetretenhhh @liquid2ulu The USSR collapsing due to chronic shortages and their derivative political instability is enough empirical evidence I think