The world's biggest Bitcoin miner is going bust. This is what happens when Bitcoin trades below its production cost for too long.
Fed rate hikes weaken the labor market but also hammer the asset prices of the very rich.
One of my pet theories is broad land use reform would, by raising equilibrium interest rates, secure the egalitarian benefit without the labor market cost.
"The same legislator who interrupted Bernanke in 2013 is 14 % pts more likely to interrupt Yellen in 2014, and 18 % pts less likely to interrupt Powell in 2018 than they were to interrupt Yellen in 2017."
From "Yellin' at Yellen" @JamesBisbee et al
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America should punk Britain by supporting Harry and Megan as rival claimants to the throne
Phillips P. OBrien @PhillipsPOBrien
In a nearby world: Lab leak theory was accepted early, Trump was an enthusiastic lockdown proponent to own the PRC, leftists complained he was sacrificing youth to save the elderly, and Covid was the reason for a sharp crackdown on the Floyd protests.
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Secretary Jennifer Granholm @SecGranholm
An underrated possibility is that WFH might raise fertility rates in developed countries.
Institute for Policy Research at Northwestern @IPRatNU
This quote sure makes it sound like she views the blood of children as a delicacy 😳
Jason Campbell @JasonSCampbell
The biggest head fake in tech this year was Sundar Pichai making a big deal about hiring freezes and Google having too many employees only to hire a record number of people in Q3.
They decided a downturn is a great time to pick up great employees getting laid off across tech.
Here it is: Twitter engineers were told today to *print out* their last 30 to 60 days of code, so they could show it to Elon Musk himself.
Then they were told wait, no, actually, please shred all that code you just printed out.
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economist.com/briefing/2022/… Joe Biden attempts the biggest overhaul of America’s economy in decades from @TheEconomist