MonkeyClub

> That would be insane.

The phrase is "that would be good for the economy".

It’s still the notion of trickle down economics at play.

But they did get a 3.5% return on their investment (but not comparable to the equivalent return in the market or even in bonds for the same duration).

That return was in turn used to justify the bailout, but the global macro effects weren’t accounted for: the banks’ fuckup caused misery all over the world for the best part of a decade.

Wild guess: I suppose in Iceland the banks weren’t buying the politicians.

I see you’re using Latin characters...

Yep, whenever you find yourself being the smartest person in the room, you need to find yourself a smarter room.

> Ask the least smart LLM

> Heck a smart CS junior would come up with it.

That’s somewhat worrisome.

I stand corrected then, I’ll return to it!

Same; either put in the work to think it through and show us your thought process and conclusions, or just post your prompts and call it a day and everyone gets to move on.

> we call(ed) Twitter posts 'tweets'

Following the rename we can now call them Xits, the x being pronounced as in Chinese ('sh').

There’s a lot of xit-posting on X, after all.

That one’s down to gravity, glass flows down very slowly over long periods.

> but they will be counted against you in performance evaluations.

That was my initial thought: he may get his exemption from use, but TFA doesn’t indicate that he will be evaluated differently during performance review.

To go one step further, would such allowances have to be accompanied by different performance standards, like oral exams for students with dyslexia also have increased time limits?

Or would the allowances be granted for the duration of employment, the latter being shortened due to performance problems?

And it’s good that they do.

No cash means no freedom.

Typo in title, its proposed for 2027 instead of 2017.

Yeah “I” is doing a lot of work there.

E.g.: I painted the Mona Lisa.

“I” meaning “I with the help of a JPEG on a computer and a color printer”.