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its a different business model? IBs dont generally hold debt to maturity. they underwrite the debt then gradually sell down in the weeks/months following the deal. their business is making money on the spread/underwriting margin.

You understand that all business activity in an economy is driven by consumers. Everything is downstream of consumer demand.

It’s extremely good. Chinese, Japanese, Korean. Had multiple instances of confusion because the counterparty thought I was actually a native speaker because we had only communicated over text. Both commercial and social contexts. Translation is now effectively solved.

Edit: I should add like all LLM usage, you need to prompt well. I also like to run the translation back through DeepL for a more traditional technology read on it and to identify any obvious issues.

they don't light it on fire. it circulates in the economy. plenty of working class people doing enormously well from the data centre, chip production build out.

So I assume everyone in your utopia is still writing code onto punch cards?

Do you think the company that pays your wage thinks the same?

What’s the issue? They didn’t like your licence terms, and rewrote the library under a permissive licence? You don’t have a right to users or an audience.

Literally what? Do you understand what is being proposed?

I'm sure all of them will move back to earn 60k euros instead of us$400k+

Are you trying to be deliberately obtuse? Obviously, you can fudge the number with assumptions around churn rates/etc, but of course an investor would want a view of the rough 12m state of the business.

You're just going to Galapagos your economy. Consumers won't put up with high prices and inferior goods. Unless you want to restrict internet/information access so your consumers don't know what they are missing out on.

No meaningful amount of iPhone users use Brave.

Yes? Commercial leases (and residential for that matter) commonly have increase clauses that operate automatically (CPI, 3/4/5%, market review, etc).

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