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by bz_bz_bz 16d ago
None of the products you’ve chosen have a substantial futures market, which is why the person you responded to chose corn to make their point.
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by bz_bz_bz 21d ago
Their image classification benchmarks include both: https://pub.sakana.ai/pc-alm/assets/figures/benchmark_accura...
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by bz_bz_bz 2mo ago
Save you a click: "The rancher is selling calves for record sums, but is not better off because he has higher costs. The feedlot company is selling for all-time high prices, but it also has to pay them in the first place. The packers a
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by bz_bz_bz 4mo ago
Seed was in Aug ‘25 and website simply says the project will no longer be maintained: https://www.tensorzero.com/
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by bz_bz_bz 4mo ago
I would argue that 4 and 6 are not dark patterns but necessary CYA given they cover two of their most common complaints.
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by bz_bz_bz 6mo ago
The person you’re replying to is very explicitly not expecting them to honor the International Convention…
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by bz_bz_bz 7mo ago
Clearly a parody account...
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by bz_bz_bz 7mo ago
The topography of Houston is that everywhere is a few hundred meters from a flood zone. You are exactly right; the area did not even come closer to flooding during Harvey and is a good 30ft higher than the flood zone OP is referencing.
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by bz_bz_bz 8mo ago
If they opted for a pat down for 6 years, then faster treatment clearly wasn’t the goal. Metal detector + swabbing is not faster than the scanner either.
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by bz_bz_bz 8mo ago
Blame Simon Willison ;) “A common complaint today from AI coding skeptics is that LLMs are fine for toy projects but can’t be used for anything large and serious. I think within 3 years that will be comprehensively proven incorrect, to the
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by bz_bz_bz 8mo ago
Investors? No. Customers? They were paid the cash value of their crypto holdings at the time of bankruptcy. Thanks to a massive bull run in crypto between bankruptcy and payout, customers were able to be paid back in “full” even with the f
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by bz_bz_bz 9mo ago
The EV options sell better in Europe because they completely stopped selling the ICE Macan due to EU cybersecurity regs. In North America (the only market that hasn't seen a decrease in sales), they did a 180 and promised to keep selli
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by bz_bz_bz 9mo ago
Did it work? I'm not sure the financial or car community would agree. They already walked back their BEV strategy: "Due to market conditions, the new SUV series above the Cayenne, which was previously planned to be fully electric,
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by bz_bz_bz 9mo ago
Given that they walked back many of their BEV goals in mid-to-late 2025, some may find this surprising. The K1 was supposed to be all electric vehicle when it was announced, and they are now going to release it as a gas & PHEV first ins
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by bz_bz_bz 9mo ago
Their total household usage was actually ~17.3 MWh depending on what data source you're using for their usage. Given 6 MWh of exports with only 3.2 MWh of total solar production, they are cycling their powerwall to get paid for the fac
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by bz_bz_bz 9mo ago
I grew up playing tennis competitively and can't remember a single time someone complained about this. I think only academics consider it a "fairness problem." Do the authors of this paper also want to rewrite the rules of ev
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by bz_bz_bz 11mo ago
That’s like comparing words with characters. Vortex is, roughly, how you save data to files and Iceberg is the database-like manager of those files. You’ll soon be able to run Iceberg using Vortex because they are complementary, not competi
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by bz_bz_bz 11mo ago
An Apple Thneed
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
What social media platforms do you use where Europeans are too dignified to point out the consequences of America’s hypercapitalism?
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
Does being born and raised in Houston make you an expert on homelessness? It's interesting you are so quick to rebuke the article with sweeping generalizations and zero data. Could it be because it does not appeal to your preconceived
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YX7R9M-Taik
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
I once dined at a Michelin starred restaurant that ended the meal with a surprise for us that made me feel that they must have had listening devices in the establishment (it was based on a comment made when no server was around). In the mom
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
I like to think a portion of your success came from having such great OMSCS SDP group project partners ;) Congrats on what you’ve accomplished. Always fun to read the updates.
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
There’s no power market in America with a cap at $900. Just yesterday, power in New York reached $3k and PJM had spikes to almost $4k. The cap was raised to $9k to try and incentivize generation because the forward reserve margin was dwindl
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
> I would take any gas price to ensure that I have the last available drop of gas. This is true of any ISO in the country during extreme conditions and you wouldn’t want it to not be.
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
You keep editing your responses heavily, so it's hard for me to respond correctly. I assume the changes to your post mean that you have found this article: https://www.texastribune.org/2021/03/05/texas-er
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
You haven't explained what any of that has to do with gas trading profits. HSC didn't go to $400/MMBtu because of ERCOT.
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
I never said ERCOT did not have failures. I'm in the industry and have been massively critical of ERCOT for caving to politics rather than following market rules when they arbitrarily decided to keep the market at the cap. PUCT actuall
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
Aside from shutting down some compressor stations that gas companies failed to properly register as essential equipment, ERCOT had almost nothing to do with NG prices. Gas and power are intertwined but still very separate markets. Natural g
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by bz_bz_bz 1y ago
ERCOT is roughly 3x bigger than TVA in terms of both energy demand and service area.

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