The bar has been significantly lowered in the last year since the US has decided to commit bigly to unpredictability. Another 3 years of these kinds of manipulations and the Yuan could very well look like the lesser evil to a lot of countries.

> The bar has been significantly lowered in the last year since the US has decided to commit bigly to unpredictability.

The yuan/renminbi is currently about 8.5% of all foreign currency transactions. That's on a similar to CAD and AUD (6%):

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Most_traded_currencie...

It has a ways to go still.

The Euro is like, right there? Its a market larger then the US.

Europeans dont make stuff i want to buy.

Neither does the US that's not the utility of a reserve currency.

Still nowhere near what the CCP does.

Actually, it sounds very serious and appropriate.

Studio Kibi

If Bob says "kilobyte" to Alice, and Bob means 5432 bytes, and Alice perceives him to mean 5432 bytes, then in that context, "kilobyte" means 5432 bytes.

What are the odds of Charlie meeting Bob and Alice?

Is charlie a marketing exec?

> For years, I opposed Universal Basic Income, firmly and reflexively.

Bold to open your economic diatribe by discrediting your own economic reasoning.

Buy rugs?

Makes sense after a rug pull I guess? /s

If you continue to get mountains of slop applications after introducing an application fee, then at least you have a new revenue stream.

On the company side, you have a new revenue stream. On the ANPL side, you have another product you can securitize. Revenue generation and risk transfer, a win-win!

Does this count as news?

I agree that it's unconscionable to consign a centenarian to unwanted labor, but the article says this is not the case for Ginny.

Also, wages in the US have not stagnated at all. Wage growth in the poorest quartile has outpaced inflation and that of the other 3 quartiles.

Perhaps this is a bit of projection by the British Guardian.

They're sandboxed if you use bazel. Not as much as the nix people would like, but bazel tests get read-only access to the host filesystem except /tmp

Right, I should have said there are conventions and libraries you can use to limit the scope of tests but that requires intention and diligence. But fundamentally , “go tests” could run anything a normal go program can.