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by anonu 2y ago
I think the problem is you have 20+ accounts. Why don't you consolidate?
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by anonu 2y ago
Just not enough time in the day. Some open projects of mine that keep me up at night are below. There's probably more but these come to mind. Somewhere between working the day job, spending time with my family, and making sure I take c
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by anonu 2y ago
"Definition of Done" is a common Agile concept. There's a wealth of documentation on how to define it. Heres one: https://www.scrum.org/resources/what-definition-done
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by anonu 2y ago
A quick review of the notebooks shows its more just a recipe cookbook for some basic tasks.. I don't really see how this is "training".
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by anonu 2y ago
At least Republicans and Democrats share the same low sentiment score of 4.
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by anonu 2y ago
more like h4x0r
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by anonu 2y ago
I did the boring thing and put the transcript in ChatGPT (but at least the summary makes me want to listen to the episode even more... Maybe there should be different summaries for different people to pick out the things that interest you):
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by anonu 2y ago
Great analysis. How is divisiveness actually calculated?
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by anonu 2y ago
> so the activation energy to use a holding pen is approximately the same as placing the item down randomly. I think this is where the algorithm falls down. The cost differential is actually huge.
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by anonu 2y ago
The source data site has tons of great visuals and analysis: https://www.healthdata.org/research-analysis/gbd The link provided by OP lacks context IMO.
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by anonu 2y ago
I built a (moderately successful) startup using kdb+. It was what I knew and it helped us build robust product, quickly. But as we scaled we had to rewrite in FOSS to ensure we could scale the team. Agree with all the recommendations, excep
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by anonu 2y ago
this was a nice idea 20+ years ago but never materialized - literally. I don't think the materials required - specifically carbon nanotubes - were created that could support the tensions needed for such an idea.
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by anonu 2y ago
Sure - but do we regularly eat birch in our diet? And if we did, would we get the dosage we do in processed foods?
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by anonu 2y ago
Michael Pollan: “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.” The SAD (standard American diet) is both a modern marvel of how to feed people cheaply at scale, but its downsides are significant in terms of negative health outcomes: metabolic synd
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by anonu 2y ago
*might be liable And if France comes down hard on them, they may simply not do business in France.
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by anonu 2y ago
In my experience with outages, usually the problem lies in some human error not following the process: Someone didn't do something, checks weren't performed, code reviews were skipped, someone got lazy. In this post mortem there a
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by anonu 2y ago
There should be more independent monitoring, oversight and regulation of registrars. I will take my recent experience with GoDaddy as an example: where actively searching for a never-before-used domain will cause them to be automatically re
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by anonu 2y ago
feels pretty good from just a few searches. I used DDG for some time as an alternative to google. In the end I had to switch back to google - the quality just wasn't as good as google's. Mojeek appears to have been around for 20+
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by anonu 2y ago
> the Republican anti-immigrant platform It's just illegal immigration. We need more immigration. But people's first act as American citizens should be a legal one.
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by anonu 2y ago
That's just cali for you
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Does generative AI facilitate investor trading? Evidence from ChatGPT outages(papers.ssrn.com)
109 points by anonu 2y ago|100 comments
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by anonu 2y ago
Previous HN posts with sufficient conversation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22482731 (4 years ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9962185 (9 years ago) also OP posted same link 2 days ago.
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by anonu 2y ago
You'll definitely get flagged because of the disproportionate non linear payoffs. But that's the point of call options. So some people do use them legitimately
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by anonu 2y ago
Whatever happened to "your margin is my opportunity"?
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by anonu 2y ago
I've been using kdb/q since 2010. Started at a big bank and have used it ever since. Kdb/q is like minimalist footwear. But you can run longer and faster with it on. There's a tipping point where you just "get it&qu
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by anonu 2y ago
How does this technology change anything? Don't eavesdrop...
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by anonu 2y ago
By looking at them AND pressing a button. But they might be able to get rid of the button with some sensors and AI.
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by anonu 2y ago
It seems like the RF model has more granular targeting than the IR model. The IR can work by focusing a narrow IR beam on the crowd... the RF model appears to be able to address groups of tags based on their pre-programmed location. In the
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by anonu 2y ago
I wonder how many locations they can encode for? They must know where each IR device is located based on seat assignments. It's as if they're sending UDP packets out and each receiver must listen to all messages and know which lig
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by anonu 2y ago
Every now and then I get to run around the main loop in NYC's Central Park. Near the MET Museum there is an Egyptian obelisk, Cleopatra's Needle: https://www.centralparknyc.org/locations/obelisk . Ostensibly a

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