哈哈，我得到了B级，快去试试你的吧！ 刚看到@supcoin_ai 网站生成了我的 Degen Report Card了！ 大家快去 https://t.co/Pr4qOVdpb7 查查看，看看你的等级是什么 敲重点啊，链接推特 和EVM 钱包 生成Degen Report Card（分数越高和空投数量有直接关系哟） #SUPeriors# #Memecoin# https://t.co/pTaH20uM3Y

Join us at 8pm, Saturday 23rd Jan for the Premier of our LIVE performance of Super Superior at the infamous Maida Vale studios for BBC INTRODUCING. 🎬🍿🎉 Set reminder here: https://t.co/ZNHRJNLpOU https://t.co/jprPq1I1qL

So Julie Mortimer and I are finally finished(!) with our paper on Efficiency and Foreclosure Effects of Vertical Rebates for @JPolEcon. This paper is about understanding HOW firms use exclusionary contracts to exclude superior rival products https://t.co/GPkE0RnLJ5 1/

BREAKING: We've hung the Nubit flag on the Golden Gate Bridge. Took us three months, two sleepless engineers, one fake LLC, and exactly zero approvals. But Bitcoin Thunderbolt has officially landed in the Bay. Park rangers weren't impressed. One tourist asked if we were filming an Apple ad. A seagull landed on the flag and refused to leave. We took that as a sign of support. Local officials are now allegedly considering renaming it the Goldinals Gate Bridge. As Hemingway once said: "There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being able to deploy Bitcoin Thunderbolt." According to internal research conducted by our legal team (who have since resigned), we're the first group in 200 years to raise a flag on the bridge without a war, a budget, or a permit. ⚡️

SuperHouse 43, "What is Tuya?" is live right now for Patrons and GitHub Sponsors. It's the first part of a miniseries about taking control of Tuya devices using Tasmota firmware. If you're a financial supporter, check your email for the password! https://t.co/TMLpQrR1aH https://t.co/qoVmAg6tSv

The very last @SuperHouseTV livestream for 2023 is about to start. Following @unexpectedmaker's lead I'm going to treat this as an AMA, so jump in the chat and say hi! https://t.co/D0IhsCY3QO https://t.co/yz4wj87l8f

Who makes the @freetronics and @SuperHouseTV Arduino-compatible boards and packaging for me? On my next livestream I'm going to reveal the company I've been working with for 12 years, producing more than 1 million devices: https://t.co/U4WXaDRIVC https://t.co/fPSgTmGJEZ

My conveyor belt controller (ESP32 + touchscreen + motor drivers + sensors + CAN bus) PCBs are here. Let's assemble the first one on the @SuperHouseTV livestream and see if it works: https://t.co/OsrphNsuSY https://t.co/B5dnh7jJGM

Ce panel à Radio-Canada est franchement sidérant dans ses prémisses implicites. La plupart des propos avancés reposent sur l’idée non formulée que l’objectif à poursuivre est de maximiser le revenu de l’État — comme si l’économie existait pour servir l’appareil gouvernemental. Or, ce qu’il faut maximiser, c’est la croissance économique. Et les taux d’imposition qui maximisent les revenus de l’État sont généralement supérieurs à ceux qui maximisent la croissance (toutes choses égales par ailleurs, notamment le mix fiscal). Résultat : on maximise les recettes à court terme, mais on freine l’économie à long terme. Le Canada, d’ailleurs, est clairement au-dessus du seuil optimal de taxation et de taille de l’État pour stimuler la croissance, sans même atteindre le seuil optimal pour “tondre le mouton” au maximum (voir Ref. 1 et 2, images 2 et 3). Les études sérieuses suggèrent que la taille optimale de l’État pour maximiser la croissance se situe entre 30 % et 40 % du PIB. Le Canada est nettement au-delà. Ce constat implique qu’il faut réduire la taille de l’État pour créer l’espace nécessaire à des baisses d’impôts. La prémisse est donc que tout réduction de la taille de l'État est nocive -- parce qu'elle réduit les revenus. Quelle prémisse folle! Références: Ref 1: Schuknecht, L. (2020). Public spending and the role of the state: history, performance, risk and remedies. Cambridge University Press. Ref 2: Di Matteo, L., & Summerfield, F. (2020). The shifting Scully curve: international evidence from 1871 to 2016. Applied Economics, 52(39), 4263-4283.