Quarrel

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by Quarrel 3y ago
If this is where you're at (both in terms of issues your seeing and not seeing the value in GPT4 like lots of us), then I think you probably should stick to Bing AI Chat for a while? The landscape is changing super fast, so things will
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by Quarrel 3y ago
Step one of almost all diets should be "Don't drink calories". Become a HydroHomie today.
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by Quarrel 3y ago
My ISP in the UK does not block anything. Even on those that do, 20% seems rather high??
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by Quarrel 3y ago
> the exception to this is the bar exam FWIW, this is more true for CA than most states.
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by Quarrel 3y ago
Which was bought by Avast, so lots of people switched to the forked open version [1] (thank you GPL). [1] https://github.com/OhMyGuus/I-Still-Dont-Care-About-Cookies
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Another way to say this is foreign investment. So much foreign investment. China (and other big surplus countries) put a lot of money in to keeping the cost of things in the US low, due to their own mercantilist policies, directly at the ex
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by Quarrel 4y ago
In most we have found it and it is slavery.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
In the UK at least, they've tried. https://www.gov.uk/cma-cases/online-hotel-booking Booking.com, amongst others, gave enforceable undertakings that they'd change their practices.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
You received one good set of links, but I'm pretty sure I first read of it from a Meb Faber study that I'm not in a position to look up right now. He has done a lot of work on simplifying and making investable decent and straight
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by Quarrel 4y ago
DCA works, but isn't super important. If you win a lump sum, studies show that the best time to put it in the market is all of it right now, not trying to time the market or DCAing it into the market. Of course, you could get unlucky,
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by Quarrel 4y ago
The German Greens were literally founded out of the anti-nuclear power movement. Yes, they're against it.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Indeed. It is a writer. It writes. You can ask any writer to write such a thing, using examples, and they could write similar things. The real problem is that this will get deployed to the internet- there will be people reading HN today tha
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Why should he have not sold it? Why does it make him an asshole? He's written two incredible open source tools, that are still open source. If someone then offers him some money to secure himself & family, why should he ignore them
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Na mate, you have sharia law, I heard it on the tele. /s I can't believe people are still sprouting this crap.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Having had to sack 90% of staff that worked for me at one point, I'd disagree and say that it is pretty tough on both sides. That said, I meant it was tough on all employees, not just those fired, to be going through layoffs.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Even if they are entirely employee owned, having thousands of staff working towards goals that you're no longer trying to meet or are unproductive is a bad idea. You need to employ & deploy your people in a productive capacity (how
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by Quarrel 4y ago
FWIW, the German language wiki page has lots more detail and, at least for me, the browser translated it to English fairly well.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
How sure? indent was written in 76, but didn't make it to BSD until 82. CP/M was first released in 74! It was a pretty different world.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
> But Australians don't generally realize they sit on the same ground as Papuans. What? Of course we do. We're the colonial power even, you think we haven't noticed them?
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Forget countries? How will you stop me? I have models on my local computer. I can and will use them. They will get better. You don't put tech genie's back in their bottles, that's not how it works.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Gotta love Australia. No rivers make the cut. Our longest & largest drainage basin river, the Murray, doesn't remotely come close to making this list. It'd need to have about 3x its flow rate to come 150th.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
I agree that it feels more like 2000 in some ways. Certainly the crypto space was just as bubble-icious. 2008 when the crunch came it was super bad. Tech companies just froze their product plans. Stopped spending money. Lots of good startup
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Like, seriously, most of us call it Black Comedy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_comedy
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by Quarrel 4y ago
Others have given you some US specific answers, but they're broadly set for most of the global banking world by the Basel accords. The world is currently trying to meet the Basel III standard: https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by Quarrel 4y ago
They're a bank. They have capital ratios to maintain. If the underlying assets (the assets backing the bank), move in value, then they need to provide extra capital from somewhere. This is them securing that capital base that they need
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by Quarrel 4y ago
To drastically age myself, I loved Defender of the Crown in 1986. It is probably one of the most memorable games of my childhood. Yet, sadly, glancing at it now, it has aged poorly. I don't see the magic I did then. I guess I'm (l
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by Quarrel 4y ago
While I'm sure that you're correct, the obstacles are large and there is a lot of overcome still, I can't help but think of James Watt & (my ancestor) Richard Trevithick - the inventor/pioneer of the compact steam en
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by Quarrel 4y ago
What are you using it for that you think it is best in class? For everything I use it for IDA is still well ahead. I only do x86 work, so maybe in other areas, but I doubt it? The decompiler is getting better, but still has quite a ways to
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by Quarrel 4y ago
> The legality applies to American residents. I assume the surveillance can be uncontrolled with foreign citizens. This is one of the reasons the 5 eyes nations are in bed together. I'll spy on you if you spy on me.
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by Quarrel 4y ago
If their reasoning was to spur on development in the reverse engineering space they've done amazing things by releasing this. The obvious step 1) Lots of people use & improve ghidra, write plugins etc. It is good now, but in 5 year

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