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adammarples
4y ago
Algorithmic monetary policy, based on the Taylor rule, would have been many percentage points higher for many months already, this correction is too late.
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adammarples
4y ago
No, it should either be 0.75% or 75 basis points
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adammarples
4y ago
Continuing to buy? They're pretty much insolvent and missing their own debt payments. They don't have money to buy.
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adammarples
4y ago
"cutting off" northern Ireland. Aka putting them in an enormous free trade area to their massive benefit. Reminds me of the headline "fog in the channel, continent cut off".
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adammarples
4y ago
I use pd.from_html
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adammarples
4y ago
We have always lived in the castle
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adammarples
4y ago
You don't use RES already?
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4y ago
The past few thousand years of the history of justice have been full of such great ideas as the divinity of Kings and suttee. The norms which you live in and are familiar with on the other hand, are quite heavily based on Rawls.
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adammarples
4y ago
So yeah that is reason 1. Plus your huge debts which are reasons 2 and 3. Not zero reasons. I have always lived with people, living alone seems like a great way to burn money. At least in England it is a little more commonly accepted.
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adammarples
4y ago
please, don't do any of this in your python, thanks
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adammarples
4y ago
Blah blah blah, turn off Instagram and go to church if that's what you want to do, nobody will stop you
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adammarples
4y ago
Bafflingly long article which I read all the way to the end waiting for a point. The first point was interesting, inflation is an average, maybe its variance can tell us something. The current inflationary spike is evidently driven by used
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adammarples
4y ago
Why does this website need a progress bar to load the first page
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adammarples
4y ago
Unexpected Danaher
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adammarples
4y ago
Use cvxpy, much nicer api and you can drop numpy arrays into it so your optimizations can be one line instead of awful lists of constraint objects. Also it can be a tensorflow layer now with cvxlayers
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adammarples
4y ago
Cvxpy is what you're looking for, your variables and constraints can be defined as numpy arrays, it's game changing. It also has a giant selection of solvers, is open source and actively developed, and even has tensorflow integrat
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adammarples
4y ago
Use cvxpy, much nicer api and you can drop numpy arrays into it so your optimizations can be one line instead of awful lists of constraint objects. Also it can be a tensorflow layer now with cvxlayers
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adammarples
5y ago
Then you want avro
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5y ago
The reason it runs onGPU is because this research was literally done by NVIDIA!
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5y ago
Stripe being founded 12 years ago with 7 billion in revenue I don't call a startup. Might as well call facebook a startup at this point. Databricks is 8 years old. They are just private.