Comment Re: "Welfare Economics and Social Choice Theory" (Score 1) 109
economics.
why does it exist.
economics.
why does it exist.
curious.
it is my ignorance.
what other businesses do this
[Used gemini for formatting. It seems to have edited the text somewhere, and the table on bottom is atrocious. I ought to come back to this later. It's too late to continue with it now.]
chickens.
they come home to roost
curious.
so many questions.
how does the general staff know of any issues.
how does the general staff handle surrendering.
even if the basic plan is working.
how can command adapt to dynamic priorities.
what if the general staff were successful
golf balls.
they are designed that way for a reason.
and are much more approachable than sharks
ironic.
fed a lie
business.
it is more profitable to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission
proud ignorance.
come to California.
5th largest economy on this planet.
public transportation is a punch line.
and there is so much more
open a i.
when paired with web u i.
will explain when asked a question.
its patience to explain is useful.
i think of it as like a pair of pliers.
but a shinny pair of pliers
children.
this is not their problem.
300 needs to be 3.
this appears to be a great start.
so when the scientists are done celebrating.
get back to work.
it is not a good idea to leave a project half life done
To your first point, the EU has the eIDAS identity regulation and are rolling out self-sovereign identity based digital identity wallets to all citizens this year.
This enables a totally decentralised future of verifiable credential-based authentication and authorisation for services, obviating the need for AD
curious.
disable privacy option.
chat solution.
delete user data first
consider.
terms and conditions evaluation
Murphy's Law, that brash proletarian restatement of Godel's Theorem. -- Thomas Pynchon, "Gravity's Rainbow"