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by 22c 4y ago
Links to jwz.org are not friendly to HN referrals.
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by 22c 4y ago
Doesn't seem to work very well in Firefox, at least not in my browser.
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by 22c 4y ago
The article does not do a good job of explaining the situation, but (from memory) digital banks in Australia can not give out their own loans. They're on special, limited (but supposedly easier to get) licenses from the Australian gove
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by 22c 4y ago
Seems like a simple way to control this would be have 4 containers of water. Container 1A - Control temperature Container 1B - Control temperature Both go into freezer 1 Container 2A - Control temperature Container 2B - Near boiling Both go
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by 22c 4y ago
One reason for taking a 50:50 position in DeFi would be for AMM liquidity pools, which make "money" on the AMM fee and also open the door for arbitrage opportunities on the spread, as well. If you're bullish on BTC, you might
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by 22c 4y ago
At a glance it looks good to me, I can see you made it for audio books. Most of my tagging is done for Music. I know it seems fairly out of scope for this project, but do you have any plans to integrate updating tags from online sources eg.
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by 22c 4y ago
The probably NSFW image as the first thing you see after navigating is not ideal.
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by 22c 4y ago
I don't read this is a "watercoloring guide for experts" but more as a "so you've seen those children's watercoloring books at walmart and you want to take things a step further".
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by 22c 4y ago
Day traders generally can't redeem Tether, you need to be a "verified customer of Tether". Most Tether redemptions are done by large institutions.
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by 22c 4y ago
Interestingly, I recently spoke to a loadmaster who told me that left/right side weight distributions are far less important than forward/aft, to the point that for the majority of aircraft they're loading, imbalance to the l
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by 22c 4y ago
I also have to wonder if the cash bonus is recession proof. Inflation aside, aren't bonuses not a guarantee? Most places I've worked, bonus systems rely on meeting some certain goal. In my experience, if the company isn't doi
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by 22c 4y ago
Steam APIs have not significantly changed in the last 15 or so years. They're not exactly well documented, but they are relatively well understood because they haven't changed. I'd say what they did right is simply not break
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by 22c 4y ago
Worse is when you spend a bunch of time rewording an email to upper management or an important stakeholder making sure they don't get the wrong idea or misinterpret your words, re-read it several times, hit send, then check your sent i
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by 22c 4y ago
I'm not sure if it's some sort of anti-plagiarism fingerprinting technique, but this article reads as though random words have been deleted from it. > “I’m interested stories of redemption…” (I checked the source and there is a
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by 22c 4y ago
Link should be https://teenage.engineering/products/op-1
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by 22c 4y ago
Tron has huge backing and is essentially one of the "defacto" standards when centralised exchanges want to transfer huge amounts of USDT between one another. Presumably it is due to cost efficency of TRON but I suspect it's a
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by 22c 4y ago
It essentially means they were moving large amounts of USDT supply around. Presumably there was not enough liquidity on Ethereum and Avalanche mainnets. Imagine you have multiple games of monopoly in progress but all the monopoly money is m
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by 22c 4y ago
https://twitter.com/tether_to/status/1524652531170881537 Surely this is related
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by 22c 4y ago
> Let's say we have two neural nets, one that can recognize cats, and another that can recognize dogs. How do we connect these two neural nets together? One solution might be to make the two networks send their output to some centra
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by 22c 5y ago
> or is it remixing pieces of the creativity from the authors in the training data samples? I think you just described the majority of what is (for many) the "creative process".
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by 22c 5y ago
You can setup a forwarding DNS Proxy that uses DoH eg. dnscrypt-proxy, then use traditional DNS on your machine to localhost.
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by 22c 5y ago
Not the width of cannonball, but perhaps made wide enough such that you could not fire a cannonball from a cannon at the city without having to move across open land. I'm not sure if that's an urban legend though. I can't fin
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by 22c 5y ago
It's explained here: https://community.cloudflare.com/t/archive-is-not-accessible... and here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828317 Who is to "blame" is up to you, but the archi
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by 22c 5y ago
The article is essentially just a rehash of Karl's video.
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by 22c 5y ago
Not suggesting you would get a sponsored work visa from Applebees (although maybe at Applebees corporate) but I am suggesting that there are companies which take advantage of people who are on a work visa because those people on a work visa
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by 22c 5y ago
See also: employees on a sponsored work visa
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by 22c 5y ago
Thanks for that, I'm in a few channels similar to this for the purposes of seeing more of what's happening at the grass-roots. I'm not skeptical per se, but I'm leery that they may be trying to "dramatize" cert
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by 22c 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they do get a prize, but I can't help but wonder how much editorial oversight is had here. Are AP editors just lapping up whatever these guys pump out or are they using discernment? Often times the only
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by 22c 5y ago
Could tell from the headline that this was about Mstyslav Chernov and Evgeniy Maloletka. > We were the only international journalists left I find this highly dubious. Almost everything coming from AP is coming from one or both of these g
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by 22c 5y ago
This is nifty. How does one get a deeper understanding of why this actually happens? Feels a bit like "just put sine here, multiply this here, and you have some buildings". OK, but why does this happen? How would you figure it out

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