IAmGraydon

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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
I used to own a very small, very niche retail business that produced a specific part for analog synthesizers. I had customers in literally nearly every nation on earth, and I was surprised by how many times I received returned package for s
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Yeah I've had all my personal project domains at Namecheap for a very long time but have been meaning to move over to CloudFlare. Guess I should get on that...
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Ugh - I didn't know this will pass over Reykjavik. Would have been fantastic to see from there.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Perhaps the market takes job loss as a sign that AI is replacing jobs, which would be a positive for stocks, at least for now.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
This is the entirety of their thesis on its war prediction powers, BTW: >First opened in 1917 to support munitions production in World War I, it shut down three years later when peace crashed the tungsten market. Starting up again in 193
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
I mean no disrespect, but if you're seeing a deep parallel between the Roman Empire's final days and what's going on in the US today, I would say you need to study Roman history more. It was in deep chaos that most people in
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
It's a shame you're getting downvoted (and I probably will too), but I have to say this is one of the few rational and correct posts in this thread. Most people can't look at markets objectively because they're actively
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
I’m not talking about raising interest rates. I’m talking about uncontrollable increases in treasury yields due to the biggest holder of US treasuries selling them off.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
It not about creating anymore. It's about power, and now a certain group of the top tech elite have experienced enough power that they're having delusions of grandeur. Those delusions cater to the dark desires that live inside mos
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Google is literally at the same stock price it was on Monday. This is a normal daily fluctuation for them.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
What happens next is that US Treasury yields go to the moon, making previously bought treasuries nearly worthless. Most bank deposits in the US are instantly used to buy treasuries, so severe devaluation of those less-than-mature bonds on t
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
It might make sense to do this if there literally isn't an existing solution out there, but I think most would find that it's better to use an existing solution than to recreate the wheel every time there's a need. It's
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Bessent wrote that note very large and intentionally left it visible in hopes that it would be photographed and the market would do the work for him. If the market believes the US Government is going to spend $10B on JPY, it will happily pr
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Like most drugs of this class, monoamine reuptake inhibitor. It basically keeps your nerve cells from breaking down excess dopamine, seratonin, and norepinephrine. Same way MDMA, meth, etc work. The difference is really in the ratio of reup
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Thing is, it’s just not true. 3-MMC spins you up hard and it would be extremely obvious in a work setting, for example. These are just the words of a user that wants to believe that no one knows when they’re using.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
It is glided. "Glid" is not a word in the English language.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Unfortunately, Cloudflare does not agree if you filter for "likely human", which results in 6%. If you include bots, it hits 9.3%. https://radar.cloudflare.com/explorer?dataSet=http&groupBy=o...
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Interesting. What product and/or project have you successfully launched with it?
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Go read my post. I didn't say it wasn't. I said it wasn't "made up". In other words, it did happen. It was still a marketing stunt.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
I'm really curious - are the people who keep saying this in denial or lacking in a basic education in economics? You can imagine all you want, but this is absolutely not a possible outcome.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Yeah that is quite a good point. A post-mortem is normal. This is not a post-mortem.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Very few think they made it up. Many think they set up a situation by disabling guardrails that would inevitably end up creating a newsworthy outcome.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Of course they did. There is open access to this library. These guys actually think they're offering new training data? It's kind of hilariously naive.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Yep. Click the button that hides the infrastructure companies. The entire thing is a scam. The only thing holding it up is the belief that AI will replace the majority of human labor in the foreseeable future. So far, it has replaced almost
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." -Lord Acton (1887) It's simple. I think a large percentage of the population (maybe even most) are truly, innately bad. By "bad" I mean that they wou
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
I don't know about you, but I like to own things that appreciate. Why would I care about leasing something that just loses value as time passes? This is not a bad way to get your phone, IMO.
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
So they're going to subtract the residual from the price and divide that by some term, just like leasing a car. Doesn't seem like a bad way to get a phone and in the end, they just automatically own the residual instead of buying
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
That makes some sense, but if you look at a spectrum analysis of any signal that isn't a sine wave (and specially for highly clipped signals like you mention here), they consist of many tens or hundreds of even and odd harmonics, which
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
A long hold of one note doesn't mean there isn't harmonic progression. It just means the progression is slow in that part of the song. It's often done to create a massive contrast that occurs when the progression finally...pr
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by IAmGraydon 2mo ago
Also a lifelong musician here, and I think you're completely wrong about harmony. Western music (assuming that's what we're talking about here) IS directly derived from harmonic progression. It is truly the core of the music.

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