MrMan

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721.
by MrMan 5y ago
sharecropping - feudalism
722.
by MrMan 5y ago
an honest, but wrong, take in your final paragraph.
723.
by MrMan 5y ago
agreed
724.
by MrMan 5y ago
its not early, omicron is declining already in places it hit a few weeks ago
725.
by MrMan 5y ago
this article has little to do with public transport or DC
726.
by MrMan 5y ago
We like summers in Miami. It rains just about every day and you get a breeze off the ocean. Much better than elsewhere on the east coast. Miami is amazing. Dont worry about pre-existing geographical concentration of "startups" - t
727.
by MrMan 5y ago
finally someone speaking my language
728.
by MrMan 5y ago
crypto is elegant - nothing is produced and indeed much is burned, but you just have to trick people into playing the game and someone will capture all that money as it flows in. its a purely behavioral hack that taps into our mindless gree
729.
by MrMan 5y ago
ha ha hero worship
730.
by MrMan 5y ago
luckily we have statistics textbooks we dont need twitter celebrities to teach about probability.
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by MrMan 5y ago
Taleb is a polemicist, and knows how to use language that feels formal enough to his audience. I dont put any weight behind what he says about crypto currencies.
732.
by MrMan 5y ago
unfounded confidence in your critical thinking skills is a huge cognitive bias
733.
by MrMan 5y ago
probably lying to get amphetamines, which enhance performance
734.
by MrMan 5y ago
I have been here for many years and cannot downvote, so if I disagree with something I have to make a comment disagreeing, which usually results in my comment getting downvoted so I never get any karma. Which is good, because poverty is cle
735.
by MrMan 5y ago
I like algorand
736.
by MrMan 5y ago
since there is optionality in the order book perhaps a way to combat this would be to charge a proportionally higher fee for orders farther out of the money? like a real options book.
737.
by MrMan 5y ago
I viewed the order book not as an oracle of the "real" price but as a multi-armed bandit which would spit out fills in a semi-stochastic fashion. my goal was to get the best fills, not to find the correct price. the best heuristic
738.
by MrMan 5y ago
I think those events probably had something to do with getting rich
739.
by MrMan 5y ago
if everyone doesn't spend any money, and incentives encourage hoarding treasure instead of productive work, this is a bad outcome in the aggregate
740.
by MrMan 5y ago
definitely not
741.
by MrMan 5y ago
the new generation of middlemen surrounding this have already been funded by VCs and have started putting themselves in the midst of all crypto stuff, it already happened
742.
by MrMan 5y ago
They want you to go back to frontier days before specialization in the economy, you are supposed to hoard your wealth yourself and protect your family with a gun
743.
by MrMan 5y ago
The problem of gambling is ruin maybe
744.
by MrMan 5y ago
It's the same code but doge has inflation?
745.
by MrMan 5y ago
The reason yields are low has nothing to do with the denomination of the currency but with the macro economy. Like gravity you can't fight it.
746.
by MrMan 5y ago
People won't invest in a reserve currency, they will use it for trade. Anything people are buying and holding is by definition not a reserve currency. You are describing "treasure".
747.
by MrMan 5y ago
Ide support Numpy/pandas port
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by MrMan 5y ago
Well I agree that trying to force everyone to a fixed schedule in time is not correct. If you divide your life into 20 or even ten year chunks, those are your batche sizes for endeavor. You are not the fixed product of one batch of applican
749.
by MrMan 5y ago
Careful alot of these people will give you unexpected answers to that
750.
by MrMan 5y ago
Python ... Subsecond latencies Ok

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