Maxion

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by Maxion 3y ago
There are still issues to solve. With a randomized queue order of matching trade pairs, in order for you to maximize the probability of your trade succeeding you could flood the market with buy or sell orders with price x and amount y. Thou
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by Maxion 3y ago
> We already have evidence from history (where trading latencies and intervals were much higher) that the spreads become much higher as trading frequency goes down. Would this really hold true linearly across trading frequencies? As we g
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by Maxion 3y ago
> Kind of disappointing to see HN devolve into this. Agree, but to both sides of the above discussion. The other guys literally just says "you don't understand". And I have to say, I don't understand either. If there&
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by Maxion 3y ago
The alternative is we take this current mini-game to its conclusion and find some limit in physics and/or materials science that causes delays between markets to hit a floor. Then we're doing the same thing, applying a minimum tic
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by Maxion 3y ago
Scientific consensus is built up around a body work. It is only really in modern times that laymen have started reading scientific articles, and usually only one here or one there. There is no perfect scientific study, if you critique all o
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by Maxion 3y ago
And the complexity of the application, which isn't always up to the developer.
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by Maxion 3y ago
> It's mostly rural Not really any more than the US, the vast majority of people live in cities, or in this triangle zone between Turku, Tampere, and Helsinki.
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by Maxion 3y ago
Knowing this use of color, it is very interesting to visit the California park. You can see the construction and such, but you really do have to focus on it to see it. The strategy they employ works very well, and IMO, should be used elsewh
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by Maxion 3y ago
Huh weird. I’ve been all led since like 2015 and I’ve had one bulb fail. I think I have around a hundred bulbs. All automated with home assistant. A few even on dimmers (though never dimmed).
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by Maxion 3y ago
You forgot the karlruhe controllers who saw it all, and tried to call but the phone lines were down. They obeyed protocol and didn’t contact the planes that weren’t in their sector,even though they could have.
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by Maxion 3y ago
The best is when you are the technical lead with admin rights, but there's no one on the team senior enough to actually want to review your code. You leave itfor two weeks when the person who should be PO, but is never in any meetings,
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by Maxion 3y ago
This quote is quite funny taken out of context like this. Top AI researchers find that garbage in === garbage out.
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by Maxion 3y ago
> Maybe they can fix it with a prompt that makes the model check if the ingredients are safe. Just sanitize the input and remove products belonging to categories that aren't edible. Tampons aren't great in salads, and toilet pa
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by Maxion 3y ago
No talking about the Higgs before that happens, apparently.
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by Maxion 3y ago
Something in switzerland called the Large Hadron Collider comes to mind. I guess we should not talk about the Higgs before someone else builds a second one and replicates the papers.
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by Maxion 3y ago
> I get the impression that suggestions like these are written by non-scientists who do not have experience with the peer review process of any discipline. Things just don't work like that. Not to mention that the cutting edge in ma
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by Maxion 3y ago
> Large dataset should go to a repository or a dataset journal, that way the method is still peer reviewed and the dataset has a doi and is much easier to re-use. This may be possible in some sciences, but not in epidemiology or biomed.
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by Maxion 3y ago
And on the extreme end you have the multi-decade longitudinal studies in epidemiology / biomedicine that would be more-or-less impossible to replicate.
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by Maxion 3y ago
A significant problem we face today is the way research, especially in academia, gets spotlighted in the media. They often hyper-focus on single studies, which can give a skewed representation of scientific progress. The reality is that sci
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by Maxion 3y ago
A year? some data sets take decades to build up before significant papers can be published on their data. Replication of the dataset is just not feasible. This whole thread just shows how little the average HNer knows about the academic sci
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by Maxion 3y ago
I recently discovered the Korean Homi. This is an excellent shape for a garden tool. I can highly recommend! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homi_(tool)
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by Maxion 3y ago
Finnish has no gender pronouns. Everyone is a hän. That’s why Finn’s often mix gender pronouns when speaking. Not caring about your gender is baked into the language.
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by Maxion 3y ago
Because that’s the scientific method? It would be entirely infeasible for them to require someone else to test the sample. I don’t think you’ve been in academia?
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by Maxion 3y ago
I’ve used this trick for a few years. The fact it exists show that the pricing for other countries is an intentional dark pattern.
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by Maxion 3y ago
Subpoenas are not a legal instrument in Europe. Europe also uses civil law, not common law, so there's no criminal, civil divide like there is in the US. In Europe, police usually have a right to request information from companies and
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by Maxion 3y ago
Is this the new Twitter?
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by Maxion 3y ago
Seems to ask for quite a lot of data: > Your email > The type of Spotify subscription you have, your account country and your settings for explicit content filtering > Your name and username, your profile picture, how many follower
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by Maxion 3y ago
Raw lumber is much cheaper than sawn lumber, though. It's OK to use more, as long as the volume increase and price decrease works out favorably.
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by Maxion 3y ago
Same, one of my cheaper bags started to come apart at the seams. I sewed it together because I liked the print on it. So far after going to cloth bags in around 2009 or so ive yet to throw one away.
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by Maxion 3y ago
You need a furnace that can hold a vacuum, though.

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