adflux

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   by adflux 6y ago

   Compare photoshop between the 90s and now. 10x on features. Size of photos grown exponentially as well.
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   by adflux 6y ago

   You are making a whole bunch of assumptions here without ANY info about how Microsoft rolls out updates to its Azure services.
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   by adflux 6y ago

   It wont shock energy, but maybe the semiconductor market. Already theres a huge shortage for gpus
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   by adflux 6y ago

   I agree entirely, even though I am not from the US. The US has a mental health and poverty problem, NOT a gun problem. Plenty of examples of wealthy countries with lots of guns (Sweden, Switzerland) and little to no gun violence.
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   by adflux 6y ago

   If you're THAT good, why do you need an incubator? If you're that good, why does an author need a publisher? Or why does an actor need an agent? Etc...
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   by adflux 6y ago

   Kind of sad that this is the first comment. Putting someone down. Whatever makes you sleep at night I guess...
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   by adflux 6y ago

   Considering that it was touted as the future digital CURRENCY until up to about 2 years ago, it has failed horribly in that regard. Its no longer being used on darknet either, that place has been taken by monero. Bitcoin failed as a currenc
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   by adflux 6y ago

   I am not talking about the speed of vaccine approval. The only thing I am seeing is that the UK is vaccinating at an incredible pace compared to even the richest European countries.
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   by adflux 6y ago

   We'll see. Seems like not being part of a larger "union" has allowed them to start vaccinating at 3 times the pace of its European neighbours. Historically, power removed further from the people does not benefit the people. T
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    by adflux 6y ago

    The name "form recognizer" is perhaps poorly given, considering it can detect much more than forms (eg invoices, receipts). You can create your own custom models as well. Disclaimer: I work for creator of said service
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Azure FormRecognizer API
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Blockchain =/= decentralized, read: Tether. Most popular stablecoin, yet one guy holds the power to create, alter or delete wallets/coins. Something that runs on the blockchain can be controlled by a singular entity.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    I feel like it's a matter of time until the central banks release a coin (gold backed?) and kick Bitcoin and all other crypto's out. Keeps them in power, uses the advantages of crypto.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Sure, almost all central banks over the world have printed an astronomical amount of money. Even though they may state there is no significant inflation, I dont buy it and neither do many other economists. Stock prices, house prices and now
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Love it, hard to discern pieces though. Would guess this thing has an elo of 400-800, coming from someone who is 1800 so take it with a grain of salt
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Have put options on a few tech stocks which have doubled in value in about three weeks
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    by adflux 6y ago

    I think the coming of companies like this signals the end of the bull market, the bubble is close to bursting. Every milkman is trying to get rich on the stock market. It was like this in 99. It was like this in 08. And before the german ma
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    by adflux 6y ago

    By which people? I think thats up to the developer to decide.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Basic economics, btc is denominated in $, if the dollar becomes worth less (increased supply), you will need more $ per coin. But that doesnt explain the 10, 20x of bitcoin by itself.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    The only incentive to write articles like this is to convince others to buy, consequently making more money yourself. This is a pitch, not a fairly supported argument.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Another company shilling a coin, hoping to convince many more greater fools. Only goal of this article is to convince you to buy, and to transfer a part of your wealth to them.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    "I think about this every hour, if not several times an hour." Maybe it's time to lay off the news media & apocalyptical documentaries for a while. Can't imagine this is a very healthy way to live.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Azure the underdog?
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Disclaimer: you own bitcoin?
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    by adflux 6y ago

    3. The next day, November 2, 2018, Tether made the first of five transfers ultimately totaling $475 million from its bank account at Deltec Bank to Bitfinex’s account at Deltec Bank. At the same time, a corresponding transfer was made from
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    by adflux 6y ago

    There are also rumors that Deltec has been hacked, which is the bank Tether supposedly uses to "back" the Tether stablecoin. Supposedly there is one dollar for each tether, but its looking more and more like that is not the case.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    That is the series I have settled on for the past few years :) Good luck
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Used to have the same problem, my mind wandering off into (anxiety raising) fantasies. Now I read the same book over and over again as a form of meditation, it's a way to switch off. Same book because else I will be too engaged and wil
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Lol
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Maybe billions is even understating it...