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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Why would anyone want a 100-yr bond over equity? It seems like the biggest risk for the bond is the health of the underlying company.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
> what if they are part of the training No way Google is going to bake the ads into training data. Their entire business is built on auctioning off each ad slot in realtime.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
> and that appears to be enough to relieve them of any responsibility for the responses. Unenforceable disclaimers to discourage people from holding you responsible have always existed. "Stay 300 ft back from truck", etc. With
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Do you expect them to include a red flashing light and alarm in the middle of the scene? The credits are where I would expect to see those disclosures
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
FTC rules. And probably. Unless they disclosed somewhere that there were ads informing results, in which case the fine print wins again.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
No, because it's an investment for equity
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Is there a reason the case angles out by the touchpad (like an antenna below)? That little feature pushes the overall length of the device up.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
I would self-host if it didn't cost so much for the hardware. But right now that's cost prohibitive for most individuals and small or medium businesses.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Index funds make legal commitments to replicate the entire index. I have no idea why you think they use sampling. The whole point of an index fund is I'm not paying someone to try to guess what stocks are going to under/over perfo
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Without node, how do you control your cloud resources? Cloudflare requires wrangler. AWS has a lot of node clis. Etc.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
I learned something today. They can just outlaw exporting energy, but not tax it.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
> If you could come up with a Constitutional way to tax only energy exports, that would be better still. The only constitutional issue with taxing energy exports is gettin Congress to pass the law and POTUS to sign it.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Assisting the US with regard to Iran is phenomenally unpopular. The increase in energy prices isn't outweighing people's desire not to have their country assist.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
> there's a reason that place was up for sale. It was "up for sale" because it was a public company. Tesla is also "up for sale" by that definition.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Malta could have changed their law to create an OpenAI exception.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Money? Malta has a higher GDP/person.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Amazon gets 1/3 of its revenue from selling things to users. This is by far the largest single revenue source. However, it's also expensive. I believe the statistics show AWS is their biggest source of profits.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
> Tragedy of the commons That's a different concept. You are describing network effects.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
A intrepid reporter with a reputation is less likely to upload doctored footage for propaganda purposes.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Do you have any old laptop ram?
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
APIs always have unspecified edge cases (for any sufficiently complex API). In those cases, the API usually does the author's best guess of the proper behavior.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
> Even if the timing was correct, what differentiator do they have? Being willing to put $80 billion on the line is a differentiator. It can subsidize hardware, hire talent, acquire companies, etc. There were definitely ideas beyond j
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Random aside: Prediction markets are illegal to be run under SEC jurisdiction. The CFTC (a different agency) allows and oversees them under their jurisdiction. You called the wrong agency.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Rice is not created equal. Don't you need brown rice for the nutrients?
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
I'm guessing there was a pullback in usage as the free lunch started ending. So we get some more subsidized usage.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Less RAM in the same package (Deluxe Model X!) is exactly shrinkflation.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
> This, however, isn’t shrinkflation. This is supply chain, demand, and uncertainty. It most certainly is shrinkflation. It's rising input costs decreasing the product quality.
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
Miles refers to how they are generated, not spent. Absent multipliers or other bonuses a 2,500 mile flight generates 2,500 miles. All rewards programs are phrased like this. You save up 10 nights at a hotel by staying there 10 times and you
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by HWR_14 5mo ago
What Silicon Valley company over a decade old has respected the limitations on using data that they agreed to? At least any valuable data.
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by HWR_14 6mo ago
Even in recourse mortgages, banks tend to write off the remainder owed. Especially since it is cheap for them to offer to forgive the remainder to shorten the eviction process and prevent damage to the home. At least historically Of course,

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