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Unresolved markets transmit information too. A market doesn't need to resolve to transmit information.

I really like tiktok's solution to this problem. Every user page is prefixed with a @-sign.

tiktok.com/@about

vs

tiktok.com/about

Will the company survive long enough to produce a postmortem?

Aren't you just creating another contract? Users might write code that depends on it being random.

I wonder if we will ever reach a point where implementing a land value tax will be politically feasible. All other solutions look like bandaids to me.

It’s a question on the DS-160, IIRC.

> The point is that they pay such low wages that their workers are still eligible for welfare when working there (despite being hugely profitable)

I'm not contesting this. This is a valid point.

> This essentially means that tax dollars are subsidizing their profits.

I don't see how this would be the case.

Two scenarios:

1:

- Welfare is now $0/month

- Some people that could get by with welfare now can't. They start looking for jobs.

- Increase in the supply of workers.

- Decrease in wages. (good for amazon)

2:

- Welfare is now $3k/month

- Some people decide that it's no longer worth it to work. They'd rather just live off of welfare.

- Decrease in the supply of workers.

- Increase in wages. (bad for amazon)

Doesn't Amazon have to compete with welfare for workers, instead of benefiting from it?

The more welfare pays, the worse a job at Amazon is in comparison, is it not? How does Amazon benefit from this?

As someone who lives in a country where pickpocketing and theft are really common: agreed.

If making an iCloud-locked iPhone and all of its parts useless is what it takes to make pickpocketing not worth it, i'm all for it.

I've seen a 418 response on a production system once... on a simple request that took 5 seconds to be fullfiled.

Building integrations for duct-taped legacy systems in finance is fun.

Hi! My name's Lucas and I'm a Mechanical Engineer turned Software Engineer. I've been working in the brazilian financial services industry for the last 2 years, building internal facing web applications and tools for gathering, organizing and storing data. The data infrastructure that my team and I built increased the company's revenue by 30%! Now I'm looking for an engineering role in a more product-oriented company, where software plays a key role. I'm very comfortable working with Python, JavaScript and SQL, but I'm not afraid to branch out and work with other technologies (bonus points if Rust and/or TypeScript).

  Location: São Paulo, Brazil (UTC-3)
  Remote: Preferred
  Willing to relocate: Negotiable (I'm about to become an EU citizen)
  Technologies: Python (Django, DRF, Flask, Pandas), JavaScript (React, Node, HTML, CSS), SQL (Postgres, Oracle), learning Rust. Linux, Docker, Apache Airflow, Redis, Nginx.
  Résumé/CV: https://lucas.rs/cv/lucas_rodrigues_cv_en.pdf
  Email: cv \*at*\ lucas.rs

I live in São Paulo (the city mentioned in the article) and I always find it amusing how you can tell exactly where São Paulo ends and the neighboring city (Guarulhos) begins just by the billboards.

Here’s São Paulo’s welcome sign coming from Guarulhos. There are lot of billboards before it, but exactly none after.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/Dw8AFJS2sNRW27PL9?g_st=ic

I'm working my way through this[1] operating systems book and a few of the exercises[2] require customizing and compiling Xv6. It's so cool to code your own scheduler or syscall and see it working on a actual OS.

[1] https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP/ [2] https://github.com/remzi-arpacidusseau/ostep-projects

I'm a brazilian living in Brazil and I can't overstate how much of a game changer Pix is. The Brazilian Central Bank did an outstanding job.

Instant transactions, zero fees, available to anyone with a bank account.