In the long run, producing more beats redistribution into a cocked hat.
This isn’t at all to say that redistribution is wrong. Just that you need to do it carefully so as to still maximise growth.
@julianhyde@morel_lang A lot of how we feel about databases is PTSD from how bad SQL is. I think a well-defined many-valued logic is nothing to be afraid of.
In particular, an outer join is natural and useful, and how else do you represent missing values?
@julianhyde@morel_lang There isn’t any reason for a 3-valued logic to be a mess. Yes, it is in SQL, but formal logic has no problem giving you a variety of principled multi-valued logics.
Surprised that one of the best things about moving back to Oz is that malls are alive and vibrant here.
US malls were overbuilt back in the day, don’t have supermarkets, and are out of the way. So malls in the US are mostly ghost towns.
@DriveThruRPG I’m sure this isn’t news, but your download system sucks *hard*, and I’ve wasted hours and hours just trying to get the first page of my downloads.
Do better. And have a damn support link on your damn website.
Funny how when you grew up in Australia, snakes and spiders are a minor detail. But anyone who comes here from overseas is just freaked out about them the whole time.
It appears the value of treasury debt is a *convex* function of productivity growth. A 1% positive shock is larger in absolute terms than a 1% negative shock. So the value of debt *grows* with uncertainty.
Very interesting result. https://t.co/vYgUsiBdo3