Powdering7082

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by Powdering7082 2y ago
> there's no chance to stay safe when you put that kind of target on your back. Vitalik Buterin seems to be a counter example here, his net worth peaked around $1.46 billion. He has some interesting writing on how he stays secure. A
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by Powdering7082 2y ago
24h Volume: $9,800,480,342 Liquidity of less than a million worth of BTC hasn't been a problem for a long time
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by Powdering7082 2y ago
Why even have an executive branch? Surely everything can just be done through our efficient judicial system and wise legislative system
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by Powdering7082 2y ago
> GPT-5 only began its training several weeks ago Source?
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by Powdering7082 2y ago
Wow from adjusted ELO of 1144 to 1790, that's a huge leap. I wonder if they are giving it access to a 'scratch pad'
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by Powdering7082 2y ago
Wow this versioning scheme really messed up this prediction market: https://kalshi.com/markets/gpt4p5/gpt45-released
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by Powdering7082 2y ago
Also they don't have to pay either the capex or opex costs for training a model if they get user's devices to train the models
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by Powdering7082 2y ago
I am kind of surprised that they don't mention jq at all, it seems like a similar tool that is fairly wide spread.
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by Powdering7082 2y ago
The issue isn't whether Anduril can use the the software. They can. This stemmed from whether they can publically attach their name to NixCon, which is fundamentally a social event.
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
yes it's clickbait-y, but it also seems a bit like it's burying the lede with the fact that the CEO is self dealing on top of it. > Canoo reimburses Aquila Family Ventures, an entity owned by the CEO, for use of an aircraft.
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Yeah last time I rode in a minibus (guagua (sp?)) was in the dominican republic. It was a 4 door sedan carrying ~9 people. I had shift the car into drive from park because the driver didn't want to reach across the lap of the female pa
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
I agree directionally, but fares only make up 23% of MTA's operating budget https://new.mta.info/budget/MTA-operating-budget-basics
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Do you use Go? It makes sense to me
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Taken from the FAQ of serenityOS: > Will SerenityOS support $THING? > Maybe. Maybe not. There is no plan.
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
I made pretty good returns (e.g. 40% annualized) during the 2020 election on predictit. I even found a pure arbitrage opportunity. But you can't really scale up to make it worthwhile on PredictIt due to bet size limitations.
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Could you give a specific example?
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Yeah not sure that informed tracking consent was actually good. I do love GDPR's ability to download your data, but I am unsure of how much actual good that's done. Universal chargers is great!
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
FHWA requested 68.9 billion for 2023. How many car crashes should there be? https://www.transportation.gov/sites/dot.gov/files/2022-03/F... For the curious: https://www.transportation.gov&#x2F
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Dropped shipped item probably from here: https://www.vidaxl.com/e/vidaxl-sideboard-18.5%22x13.8%22x29...
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Some others indicated that they prompted with trademarked names https://www.amazon.com/apologize-complete-requires-trademark...
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
3% gain on BTC is really not that much for crypto, it's the size of the movement within a given timeframe that makes it impressive (e.g. it was within a minute or two). It would have been very easy to take out a leveraged long position
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Do you have some examples & are you sure they don't pay licensing fees to NYT?
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
They break it down by SF & also attempt to control for location
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
1) It's not just engineers and software developers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planning_fallacy#Empirical_evi... 2) Musk is particularly bad about it & does it in places that directly financially benefit him
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by Powdering7082 3y ago
Yeah there's a pretty common routine of SpaceX & Tesla having some of the best results in the world for what they are trying to accomplish AND being much worse than what was promised.