Java class names look like German compound nouns though
Java class names look like German compound nouns though
Sounds like she came from the curb tbf
I agree with this. Communist like systems where there is central control of resources encourages corruption as people vie to get closer to the central control of the resources. Capitalism is just more honest about the fact that many people - not all of them - are fundamentally self-interested and entices them into cooperation with others by offering the carrot of individual rewards. Those are probably the same people that would try to exploit the system if it were more centrally controlled.
I remember looking at charity jobs when I was graduating with my humanities degree before I got into tech. Revealingly, the alumi I was speaking to who worked in the sector said something like, “At it’s core you need to remember that working for a charity is essentially a sales job.”
Made me nope tf out of there lol.
Not sure this is specifically Drake diss but that’s obviously relevant context. Kendrick is going back into his hip-hop saviour mode and complaining more generally about the culture.
He spends a lot of time rapping about New Orleans but I suppose his album and mixtape prime were 16+ years ago.
Honestly sonically this one sounds very modern. Q-Tip production on this sounds like what Hitboy has been doing for the recent Nas albums. The older albums will sound dated.
Mr. Smith (1995) probably has the most recognisable hits on it in terms of diving into one of the earlier albums.
His back catalogue is great. He constantly reinvented his sound for new eras and innovated throughout his career.
Awful news. Lifestyle makes me nostalgic for university. Atlanta music scene can’t catch a break in recent years.
This is also (seemingly) another major rapper dying of a pill overdose like Shock G and Gangsta Boo.
I know shorts are lame but this clip of Shock G is fascinating - https://youtube.com/shorts/t4hLdplgUhM?si=eAm2PKjdEdZTPjHP
He clearly had so much respect for the art of rapping.
Probably my favourite song on the album but I change my mind every year. No contest for GOAT hip hop record. People often forget to credit the team of super producers like Pete Rock and Q-Tip that worked on it too.
Yes, it would seem like a missed opportunity if they returned to their usual formula via a character swap system or something.
Although now I’m imagining a situation where it worked like GTA 5 and you dropped in on Link as he takes his 5th sword swing at a chicken…
The mashup of BoB with Ghost n Stuff by Deadmau5 is also worth a listen - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwa3PDoOjYc
JID never misses
I heard that the SWOLED was going to be a hardware upgrade too but they pared it back due to covid. Apparently the screen cost nintendo an extra $10 to manufacture.
I think we agree about the nature of scientific enquiry, how it is all based on inductive reasoning and cannot provide the certainty of mathematics. Additionally, it looks like we agree that the Laffer Curve has been used to justify bad policy in the past.
However, I don’t think that the theory has been debunked in the way you are describing. There is broadly a difference of opinion between Keynesian economists who are skeptical of the theory and then Supply-Side economists who endorse it; and then a whole spectrum of views in the middle from Behavioural economists or other schools of thought who are more ambivalent.
Academics who do support the view have done empirical studies over the years that they believe suggest that the Laffer Curve is real, see:
It’s a matter of live debate in the field regardless of your opinion of the theory.
Was reading the comments on the other HHH and someone reminded me Em’s lyrics from Relapse. It was the “she got the buns; I’ve got the ass-burgers” line 😬
I really hope Houdini is indicative of the general quality on the rest of the album.
All economic theories are unproven, approximations about how economists think people might behave. There’s a reason it is often referred to as the ‘dismal science’. Quite often they are based on counterfactuals and projections of what might have happened.
The Laffer Curve is not a rule which always reflects reality but it has explanatory power in certain situations, since logically there has to be a point where avoiding taxes becomes more appealing than paying them.
Regan, et al deploying the theory as part of their political rhetoric - potentially in bad faith - shouldn’t discredit the concept itself because doing so would be throwing the baby out with the bath water. It’s an ad hominen attack against an economic theory; a bit like saying capital controls are always bad because President Xi in China frequently uses them.
Have enjoyed memes pointing out that a character who is a diddler named Diddy could have been written by Hideo Kojima.