If Spain wasn't in the EU, their clever youth would still leave the country for a better career abroad - but Spain wouldn't get anything back.
Except that that would have their own coin and wouldn't be forced to adopt stupid destructive economic policies that never worked at any time in any country - not that that stops corrupt sociopaths like Blair and Rajoy, I suppose.
That (money to move out) and ever increasing xenophobia - oh, I forgot, the English elders are the only xenophobes in Europe, that's the new party line, sorry.
Yeah, not going to agree with your new comment. At all.
But it wasn't a dig at you, it was at who you were replying to: " try passing an actual function as a parameter in a strongly typed language. Or get a function back as a return value. Better yet, get back a runtime specialized function as a return value." are perfectly normal things to do in haskell or scala, which are definitely strongly typed.
I still haven't read the book, but haven't neo-keynesians realized that stagnation is even better for them since they can just gain more than anyone else from interest and rents (and by rents I don't mean the renting a home kind of rent)?
I'm reminded that about half of Slashdotters are afraid that AI like this will put them out of a job soon.
Then you can't read. No one is saying that it'll be soon, but if you've been looking at the fast pace of improvement in the last decade you would realize AI is going to have massive social and economical implications.
As an aside, the eurozone hasn't had an 8 year recession, a recession requires two subsequent quarters of negative growth and the eurozone was only in that situation back in 2008 and 2009 when every other large western economy was. I think you're confusing recession for low growth, which is the actual problem.
You're right, recession is a meaningless political term, not an economic one. I meant stagnation, probably even secular stagnation.
"Under the deal, up to 4% of Iceland's gross domestic product (GDP) will be paid to the UK, in sterling terms, from 2017–2023 while the Netherlands will receive up to 2% of Iceland's GDP, in euro terms, for the same period" Meanwhile, not going bankrupt and making the money worthless. Seems to have worked out reasonably well for everyone. At least, much better than the ongoing 8 year eurozone recession..
There are some good reasons for brexit, but it has nothing to do with Cameron's intentions, or Johnson’s for that matter. On the contrary, their posturing might help fuel the chaotic end of the union, which will not help England in the least. It might be more wise to back those who would reform it rather then hope to be on top of the ashes, although who knows at this point.
When I'm nearly asleep, I have vivid recollections of past dreams to the point where I truly believe some things have happened in the past. Not only that, but often dreams build themselves on past dreams like a continuous universe. As soon as I'm awake I realize that it's all fake, and soon after that I forget all about it unless I really focus on it. It's fascinating, but I don't have much of a clue on how to explore it.
What's nice is that most sites just run wordpress or similar anyway, so you can just mess with the url a bit and get a feed link to plug in your reader.
Newsflash: there's not enough need of that to occupy that much of the population, and with a missing middle class current capitalism doesn't work anyway.
If people didn't loan, the banks would close the next day and the economy would collapse. I also find it cute that you think rent is borrowing and yet ignore where the money to buy a home outright comes from.
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Except that that would have their own coin and wouldn't be forced to adopt stupid destructive economic policies that never worked at any time in any country - not that that stops corrupt sociopaths like Blair and Rajoy, I suppose.
That (money to move out) and ever increasing xenophobia - oh, I forgot, the English elders are the only xenophobes in Europe, that's the new party line, sorry.
I know what you're saying, but .NET and Java are interpreted too, you know. I can't advise you, but C++ isn't going anywhere.
Because that never happened with Linux or SSH... All software has bugs, even long standing ones. How many and how bad are the relevant questions.
The choice of Algarve for portuguese wine isn't terribly inspired either. I didn't even know we made wine down there.
Yeah, not going to agree with your new comment. At all.
But it wasn't a dig at you, it was at who you were replying to: " try passing an actual function as a parameter in a strongly typed language. Or get a function back as a return value. Better yet, get back a runtime specialized function as a return value." are perfectly normal things to do in haskell or scala, which are definitely strongly typed.
Not to mention actual, real functional languages.
I still haven't read the book, but haven't neo-keynesians realized that stagnation is even better for them since they can just gain more than anyone else from interest and rents (and by rents I don't mean the renting a home kind of rent)?
That's how capitalism is sold, but never how it worked.
AFAIK, so is human intelligence, that's why you spent years being a useless drooling slob.
Then you can't read. No one is saying that it'll be soon, but if you've been looking at the fast pace of improvement in the last decade you would realize AI is going to have massive social and economical implications.
You're right, recession is a meaningless political term, not an economic one. I meant stagnation, probably even secular stagnation.
"Under the deal, up to 4% of Iceland's gross domestic product (GDP) will be paid to the UK, in sterling terms, from 2017–2023 while the Netherlands will receive up to 2% of Iceland's GDP, in euro terms, for the same period"
Meanwhile, not going bankrupt and making the money worthless. Seems to have worked out reasonably well for everyone. At least, much better than the ongoing 8 year eurozone recession..
Well, it could learn to categorize it and learn your preferences very fast, so it's not out of the question...
There are some good reasons for brexit, but it has nothing to do with Cameron's intentions, or Johnson’s for that matter. On the contrary, their posturing might help fuel the chaotic end of the union, which will not help England in the least.
It might be more wise to back those who would reform it rather then hope to be on top of the ashes, although who knows at this point.
Even if it were true, then you're agreeing that it is good for Germany and bad for everyone else.
Scratch, for German's big business, Germans were fucked too in lost wage increases.
When I'm nearly asleep, I have vivid recollections of past dreams to the point where I truly believe some things have happened in the past. Not only that, but often dreams build themselves on past dreams like a continuous universe.
As soon as I'm awake I realize that it's all fake, and soon after that I forget all about it unless I really focus on it. It's fascinating, but I don't have much of a clue on how to explore it.
What's nice is that most sites just run wordpress or similar anyway, so you can just mess with the url a bit and get a feed link to plug in your reader.
Did it? While one on the main researchers on NN keeps working on Theano, not to mention everything else that exists, I have my doubts.
Newsflash: there's not enough need of that to occupy that much of the population, and with a missing middle class current capitalism doesn't work anyway.
To be fair, it's a lot faster with a GPU.
And you had a small group of people fixing it instead of multiplying that for every product that needed the functionality.
If people didn't loan, the banks would close the next day and the economy would collapse.
I also find it cute that you think rent is borrowing and yet ignore where the money to buy a home outright comes from.
Then I'm sure it's firefox's fault for connecting to facebook servers on almost every single internet page, then. Quite a weird bug.
Still much better then stupid austerity (that's a pleonasm right there).