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ackbar03
7y ago
Actually the assumption of population increase might not be true. A lot of countries now showing slowing population growth from having fewer children. It might be possible that we will happen to be in need of robotics to address the shrinki
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ackbar03
7y ago
The government is taking this seriously btw and enforcing fines, it's everywhere on wechat
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Shanghai enforces waste sorting in efforts to improve recyling
(scmp.com)
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ackbar03
7y ago
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ackbar03
7y ago
I usually just preassume I have zero privacy online these days
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ackbar03
7y ago
Of all the hypes going around (blockchain mostly lol) I think ai is going to have the most substance to it though. I would say the breadth of problems being solved are much wider and there is still a lot of research which hasn't really
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ackbar03
7y ago
>"Which pretty closely reflects the real world, but damn that's a shame." This sums it up nicely haha
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ackbar03
7y ago
If you put it that way, it wouldn't be wrong to think of it as a disqualifying round
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ackbar03
7y ago
I don't know about anyone else but this is a pretty hard ctf. It's a lot harder than other ones online
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ackbar03
7y ago
If your having this much issue with figuring out what a ctf is its probably not for you. Googles ctf is pretty damn hard
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ackbar03
7y ago
Terrific! About time we had some people with proper technical expertise contributing to our everyday systems. #Taxpayer dollars put to use
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ackbar03
7y ago
I think he uses a calculator for that
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ackbar03
7y ago
No your probably right, probably is pretty wasteful
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ackbar03
7y ago
That's pretty much the only group of people who will use this though. Those that are serious about it or have some background won't really look at another book on data science and probably do the necessary research themselves
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ackbar03
7y ago
This is actually very common in China. The cutlery comes all wrapped in plastic on every table, it's washed in a centralized location
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ackbar03
7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20115607 I'm not sure if this is conspiracy though cause it was buried down pretty quickly
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ackbar03
7y ago
Wasn't there some artical on hn earlier about how Paul le roux might have been the inventor? And this Craig guy having worked with him before?I think it got taken down, was that not legit?
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ackbar03
7y ago
A lot of companies do in China, makes for some cool names You have 盘古 sort of originator of earth character 春秋 warring period in China 补天 rebuilding the skies
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ackbar03
7y ago
Hedge fund paying for scrapers, is that a common thing these days? What kind of prices do they pay if I may ask?
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ackbar03
7y ago
Curious about this too
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ackbar03
7y ago
I never really understood tableu, it just makes fancy graphs from your data doesn't it? What's new about it?
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ackbar03
7y ago
Knock yourself out, but as a sell side options trader I can tell you whitepoplar is right, payoffs not great if your doing it purely as a hedge. It makes more sense if you have a specific view on vols, in which case you don't really wa
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ackbar03
7y ago
For what purpose?
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ackbar03
7y ago
Personally I think this whole robo adviser thing is just bs. It's a marketing gimmick at best, not much real value
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ackbar03
7y ago
Just curious, why don't you though? I thought Robinhood would be more economical
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ackbar03
7y ago
I think it's the same everywhere. I work in finance, after 5 years of working out of college in almost convinced that incompetence is a requirement for senior management positions. That and ass kissing and the ability to twist facts
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ackbar03
7y ago
I don't feel like any of these ideas are going to be viable businesses...
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ackbar03
7y ago
Oh man these guys think this is fraudulent? They should come to China. When rebates were all the rage, where the ride hailing companies would pay drivers subsidies, they developed software that could fake the GPS address on the phone and pi
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ackbar03
7y ago
If openai ends up becoming some sort of hedge fund I'd be very very disappointed...
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ackbar03
7y ago
That's actually really good
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ackbar03
7y ago
I have to agree actually. If one is actually serious in wanting to learn this stuff he really should just do a Google search, there doesnt really need to be anymore of these
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