Charlie Munger’s advice the to corporate world: ”Show me the incentive, and I will show you the outcome” is not just empty words but applicable to society in general.
As we see incentives slowly becoming more toxic, also the world becomes more so.
The free market is especially effective at optimising based on incentives. There will always be someone who delivers for a price..
This is why when the main #incentives become money itself, we have to be on our toes:
@jan@berkes@helgek@darnell@volkris@nickapos I also don’t think it can be so much an issue with raw compute power. That only affects how the server performs within it’s own workloads, not between computers at all. Network IO takes magnitudes longer than compute. But while doing it, the thread often waits most of the time, doing very little compute. Maybe a layer of distributed caches? Delivery is the key.
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