MrMan

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by MrMan 4y ago
the people who advocate for the "sunlight" idea are in actual fact advocating for the hate speech, and just trying to normalize it and help it spread.
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by MrMan 4y ago
there were, numerically, basically no alt-right people 20 years ago. now regular assholes are being infected by this stuff and a huge percentage of the information storm coming at me every day is either angry, an outright lie, a reposting o
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by MrMan 4y ago
you people are really frightening
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by MrMan 4y ago
so your corollary to the No Free Lunch theorem is "Lunch Is Impossible"?
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by MrMan 4y ago
why are middle-ground (but SOTA) techniques like guassian processes and GBM regression not in this comparo
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by MrMan 4y ago
XML is the only one that was really as egregious, iirc.
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by MrMan 4y ago
anonymous doesn't mean private it just means no names.
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by MrMan 4y ago
idiot
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by MrMan 4y ago
also art and wine
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by MrMan 4y ago
it was only Musk posting that claimed there is any dispute in the first place, this seems like a weird made up drama.
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by MrMan 4y ago
how is the SEC worried right now about Twitter, a private company? I dont understand the question
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by MrMan 4y ago
haha good one. it is, but in a good way.
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by MrMan 4y ago
we need more open borders, at least here in North America. we need to bring people in to drive economic growth.
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by MrMan 4y ago
FTX was not a bank it was a hole for money to go into.
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by MrMan 4y ago
maybe its hard to be delta neutral in crypto where all the coins are like 95% correlated.
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by MrMan 4y ago
no he was bragging - a lot of the "trading" alameda did was participating and orchestrating "boxes" like what he so smugly described in the interview, which was horrifying to listen to.
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by MrMan 4y ago
just more super frightening symptoms of mass social media poisoning, I am sure its fine
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by MrMan 4y ago
as a candidate Beto is a joker but that is a class move
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by MrMan 4y ago
I would go much farther than this. It's not since the internet that the answer is no. It's since civilization that people collectively choose not to try to do everything themselves. No one thinks it's a good idea to be your o
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by MrMan 4y ago
smart greedy people who dont yet have enough money have to solve this problem. crypto is an opportunity to convince less-smart greedy people that "centralization" is socialist and bad, and get them to hand over their money.
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by MrMan 4y ago
I am up YTD and YOY
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by MrMan 4y ago
this has more in common with the S&L crisis than the .com crash. if you are going to use analogies to past events as a crutch
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by MrMan 4y ago
these nakedly fraudulent scams are nothing like real finance, its night and day. you need to get educated and then come back with better-informed opinions
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by MrMan 4y ago
forget simplicity - why is "self-custody" not a thing already with other currencies? let's start there.
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by MrMan 4y ago
thank you
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by MrMan 4y ago
yeah if only a few thousand crypto fanatics trade all these coins there is effectively no ecosystem and thus no upward price pressure to make the nerds rich.
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by MrMan 4y ago
I am planning a Show HN thread where I explain how to best experience twitter - use the HN search for "twitter" or "musk", sort the results by date. then only read and reply to comments on HN, DO NOT click through to the
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by MrMan 4y ago
this is a proper risk assessment
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by MrMan 4y ago
who will keep the value of coins pumped if normal people dont buy into the FOMO? seems like a fundamental problem if only a tiny hardcore of angry anarchists represent the demand for these coins
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by MrMan 4y ago
people just say it's a systems language, it doesnt have to be only this.

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