While llms accept json schemas for constrained decoding, they might not respect all of the constraints.

I am surprised by how many people seemingly independently come up with a completely indescriptive "bad day" label - for the lack of a better one.

Good that things are working out for you.

Recently found that, on top of meds (that started wearing off - after taking them for a couple years now following a challenging life situation), going to social latin dance classes for a couple hours almost every day after work helps quite a bit.

I've heard that to ship hl2 (or anything really) they had to stip some of that flatness somewhat.

Seriously though, i doubt that "the rich across the globe" conspired to ban emergency currencies. I'd be curious to see a more in depth analysis of what are factors driving such local economies vs centralized currencies.

Is it precisely that the currency could not be exported outside the local region - that made it a barter tool vs an investment tool - that made it less affected by such external events as great depression?

What was the central government fearing? I'm sure there's a reason why it might be a less than ideal situation. Maybe because it is effectively a financial pyramid (more so than the primary currency) - a bunch of local govt making their local currencies with unclear unregulated printing schedule could result in many people not assessing their real purchasing power adequately?

How come they eliminate competition? What if inheritance taxes are progressive?