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Travel as Inspiration(medium.com)
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Trust No One Except Me(medium.com)
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Facebook Stock Is Way Overpriced(barisser.com)
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Negotiation: “Trust No One.. Except Me”(barisser.com)
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On the Economic Virtues of Street Hustling(barisser.com)
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Litecoin Investor Now Diversifying into Greek Bonds(barisser.com)
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Hedging Against Getting Paid in Stock(barisser.com)
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Calculating Implied Probabilities with Stock Options Prices(barisser.com)
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by barisser 12y ago
You make a fair point. We're still adjusting the branding. I could see us tuning it down.
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by barisser 12y ago
One difference with Squall is that, while the post is an image on Twitter, it lives on as a text post on Squall.io. So you can always follow the link and parse the text there. Also the images are highly legible. Check out this Squall for
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by barisser 12y ago
Hi, core team here from Squall. I'd be happy to answer any questions/comments. Squall is a community-built product on Assembly. So each contributor gets some fraction of ownership, commensurate with their contribution to the pro
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Show HN: Squall – A microblogging platform that replaces tweetstorms(squall.io)
40 points by barisser 12y ago|28 comments
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Central Bankers Will Hasten the Rise of Bitcoin(barisser.com)
4 points by barisser 12y ago|0 comments
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Designing Minecraft-like Voxel Engines(0fps.net)
1 points by barisser 12y ago|0 comments
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Device-Device Interactions on the Blockchain(barisser.com)
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Bitcoin Is a Language Best Spoken by Machines(barisser.com)
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by barisser 12y ago
This is spectacular. Redstone circuitry is an excellent exercise in the operation of digital circuits. I learned a ton about digital logic by trying to recreate stuff like this (albeit much more modest incarnations). Building sophisticatio
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Postmodernism Generator(elsewhere.org)
1 points by barisser 12y ago|0 comments
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by barisser 12y ago
You're right about normalizing the user preference vector: not strictly necessary. Still if we're normalizing bounty vectors, it feels right to normalize everything :). Another variation that I was considering is to generate &#x2
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First Job Posting on the Blockchain(blockchain.info)
2 points by barisser 12y ago|0 comments
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by barisser 12y ago
How are 'millions of separate blockchains' supposed to be secure? We have enough trouble securing one Blockchain. Also it seems redundant to include the fruits of computations in a blockchain, for all time, when SNARK-based proof
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by barisser 12y ago
The team is in a great superposition to collapse into a winning eigenstate. Its interference pattern is constructive. The phase they're in is totally coherent. Their offense has got this great duality going, that you simply can&#x27
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The Year: 2340, Silk Road 317.0 Has Been Shut Down(barisser.com)
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Silicon Valley: The Ironically Centralized Tech Hub(barisser.com)
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Silicon Valley: Ironically Local(barisser.com)
2 points by barisser 12y ago|1 comments
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by barisser 12y ago
US Company Fined for Exporting Math. We ain't got enough Math in the US to be sending it abroad!
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by barisser 12y ago
"Banks haven't seen an advantage in speeding that up, even though the lag is painful for businesses and families." And "What the U.S. needs, the Federal Reserve said last month, is an entirely “new infrastructure” to kee
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by barisser 12y ago
The author is projecting his preferences onto others as if they were objectively obvious. It is a very arrogant thing to do. Let the dreamers dream. Ridiculing their aspirations in a moment of tragedy smacks of Schadenfreude.
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by barisser 12y ago
Here's another way to think of it. If the parameter space for my model includes, let's say 10 binary decisions (which is very conservative), that's 1024 possible states of my model. If I tested all 1024 states against histor
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by barisser 12y ago
This seems like massive historical overfit, which can lead to arbitrarily precise fit, but no predictive capability. Any model, if given enough parameters, can be made to match historical data to an arbitrary degree. I also run several Bitc

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