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by RayVR 3y ago
Depends what the market rate was at the time and how the exchange handled the error. People unfamiliar with markets are often surprised how often there are serious issues. It’s not uncommon for trades from a specific time period to be inval
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by RayVR 3y ago
I’ll believe this when I see an AI model become as good as someone with just ten years experience in any field. As a programmer I’m using chatgpt as often as I can but it still completely fails to be of any use and often proves to be a wast
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by RayVR 3y ago
My own experience with this: I don't know whether it was RealPage being used, but when I was leaving my apartment outside of D.C., I wanted to extend my lease by 3 months, into December. A very normal occurrence. I went to the leasing
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by RayVR 3y ago
Totally understand. I definitely took issue with a lot of the article and wondered what this person does for a job but a lot of the comments are fighting a narrative that only existed in the headline.
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by RayVR 3y ago
I think more people in these comments should read the whole article before responding. The author intentionally takes several turns to arrive at a nuanced view, with a final statement that I think most here would agree with: "Hacking i
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by RayVR 3y ago
Is this something that really received funding and had actual adult scientists researching it? I have a few hypotheses I'd like to explore with some of that money 1. Hot Soup alleviates hunger. If true, Hot soup may be a useful tool in
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by RayVR 3y ago
The whole article rests on this being true, but I don’t see the evidence > over the past two decades, the United States has fallen behind global competitors, including China, in mobile-communication infrastructure—specifically 5G and Int
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by RayVR 3y ago
Multiprocessing is not a real solution, it’s a break-glass procedure when you just need to throw some cores at something without any hope for reliability. Unless something has changed since I used python, it is essentially a wrapper on Fork
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by RayVR 3y ago
Inkdrop is quite good but I don't know if there is a browser view.
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by RayVR 3y ago
Anyone else hear the sound of 10M bots and influencers arriving.
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by RayVR 3y ago
I think there’s a meaningful difference between sota LLM tech and crypto. I’ve not yet seen a real problem which was better solved by crypto beyond just being not official money. I’ve already used the openai api to automate several genuinel
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by RayVR 3y ago
Here in Japan, every big electronics store sells 8k televisions from a number of Japanese brands. NHK also broadcastsl some (all?) of its content in 8k. I don’t know much about the technical aspects so I can’t attest to whether it is “true”
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by RayVR 3y ago
I ran Manjaro as my main Linux environment for three years. I don’t recommend it. It’s actually much more difficult to debug any issues than just setting up Arch.
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by RayVR 3y ago
I’m not an expert in every area I need to touch. I don’t work at a place like google where there are teams dedicated to solving the same problems across the org which I can rely on. Getting a simple example roughly tailored to my needs, whi
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by RayVR 3y ago
restricting the distribution of potential output imposes a cost. "Alignment" here likely refers to aligning the model to the desired safety parameters. I'm not in the llm research business but I would expect that the best and
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by RayVR 3y ago
The Supreme Court has simply required the small governments to come up with a long list of exorbitant fees that will now be assessed on all tax forfeitures. +15k tax due, plus penalties +5k in administrative fees related to the seizure +5k
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by RayVR 3y ago
Very cool to see researchers moving the needle on something as fundamental as PCA. A few caveats for the "impact" in finance: PCA is an oft-used tool during the initial research phase, however, once a model, whether on the alpha o
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by RayVR 3y ago
This aligns well with my personal experience using gpt-4. The model provides surprisingly good responses on topics which I know are readily available online while being potentially troublesome to find the exact information I want. I have ev
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by RayVR 4y ago
Yellen folded? What does this really mean? The “market” will test her how? The market is only interested in pnl. Insolvent banks are a great place to make a trade. Hardline central bank policy (Japan) would be a place to make a trade. Treas
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by RayVR 4y ago
You said you don’t want to “crap on python” which I never said you were. I’m simply pointing out that what you’re “shocked by” makes complete sense if you look at what can be gained by people “bikeshed and optimize and compile python”
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by RayVR 4y ago
Are you a trader? I traded global rates markets from 2012-2020 and yellen was probably the best central bank head I saw. She was the most stable and consistent. I would argue she was the least beholden to market pressure out of any bank hea
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by RayVR 4y ago
A lot of effort is dedicated to trying to improve the speed because python is so widely used that improving performance could have a massive beneficial impact. Migrating to a new language is not easy when you have millions of lines of code.
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by RayVR 4y ago
What compliance issues are there? Copilot is already being adopted at the enterprise level. Microsoft is not going to miss out on enterprise by trying to ship data out.
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by RayVR 4y ago
Just note that the FDIC provides deposit insurance up to $250k per named individual on the account. So joint accounts with married couples would be $500k. You can add children to increase as well.
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by RayVR 4y ago
I’ve run a lot of linear regressions. The first thing that jumps out at me are the initial studies conducted, which pull the tail fit up quite a lot. there are a huge number of methods to test for stability of the model. Does anyone see a w
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by RayVR 4y ago
I think it’s an interesting idea and look forward to future work, but I don’t think the current results are much better than random. I don’t really understand the features your model has learned but I’d start by trying to understand those f
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by RayVR 4y ago
> it lies confidently about things it doesn't know, is primed to say what people want to hear, and is easily convinced to give responses to questions its authors tried to prevent it from addressing. You've successfully describe
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by RayVR 4y ago
It’s a discussion that’s been had countless times and written about almost as often. maybe I’m gatekeeping a bit but I also think the amount the average person understands about share buybacks and their relationship to ceo compensation pack
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by RayVR 4y ago
I just can’t take this person seriously. Clearly written by a non-expert and the questions/ideas are, as a result, well-trodden ground without anything original to add. Take this representative quote “It’s Jerome Powell’s world: never
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by RayVR 4y ago
This is utter nonsense

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