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by cinquemb 6y ago
The author should probably look at decentralized stable coins
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What makes Krylov subspaces so special?(math.stackexchange.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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School Is to Submit (2016)(overcomingbias.com)
3 points by cinquemb 6y ago|1 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Seem's like though we're still stuck in the Goddard age and most of the resources go towards pursuing such techniques (with a few private orgs that have the lions share of support with public funds that even go towards such ends)
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Well i'm not sure gunboat diplomacy and banana/global policing wars provide sufficient motivation compared to total wars… can only steal and squander so much before your factories get bombed and supply chains crippled. I would agr
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> … government grants during WWII Seems like we're missing some "proper" motivation/focus/constraints now like war on this scale can provide… not just the EU, but this kind of diktat-innovation is increasingly mo
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Deleted words from Xi's economic policy speak volumes(asia.nikkei.com)
19 points by cinquemb 6y ago|13 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Only if one think's there is no rehypothication going on of collateral (i.e. someone else's debts in the form of government bonds, corporate bonds of all grades, or even stock [which are liabilities on corporate balance sheets]) t
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Because it was in this case limits all future cases… lol
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by cinquemb 6y ago
CB's have jumped the shark with CBDC's… decentralized self stabilizing stable coins are already being used for loan origination in emerging markets for farmers where traditional banks (who CB's are reliant upon in every juris
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Empty Set Dollar, the next epoch(medium.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> Then there is the waste of resources. I'm sure with plenty GB RAM, TB of SSD space and GBit of bandwith available nowadays many people don't notice. But for what? Yeah, you deff notice if you are trying to scale as cheaply as
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Lol yeah, Total warfare[0] has no rules: "A war that is unrestricted in terms of the weapons used, the territory or combatants involved, or the objectives pursued, especially one in which the laws of war are disregarded." [0] htt
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> Where did you end up? Multiple places (Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Seychelles, Malaysia, Japan) but Indonesia for now, but I've been working remotely for about as long (a little bit longer) as well over multiple jobs. > And
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by cinquemb 6y ago
I left the US 5 years ago… I think the US will be ground zero for this "Innovation" (although proof of concepts have been deployed in the ME for years, tech cheaper now for more people to use for their own ends)… :P I don't t
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> And I would guess he was in the vehicle when it exploded. Yeah, because moving an RV remotely is impossible with today's tech…
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> I'm a firm believer in wielding antitrust law to break the biggest corpos up, no matter the sector. I'm a firm believer that no amount of legislation will change the direction of the ship we're on… k street wont have it
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Long Views Are Competitive(overcomingbias.com)
3 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
I think Adam Segal's 2016 "The Hacked World Order: How Nations Fight, Trade, Maneuver, and Manipulate in the Digital Age" often didn't go far enough to describe the role individuals could play in this…
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> The cognitive dissonance and total denial is off the charts with telecom and tech leaders who don't realize (or care) that their massive growth has played a large role in global civil unrest. I wouldn't leave out leaders in o
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by cinquemb 6y ago
I've been in the industry for over 8 years, and remotely overseas for 5 years, for startups and generally small orgs (sub 100 people). I also blindly apply for jobs, some ask for recs, most don't and just use my work experience (w
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Yeah, I fully expect more incidences like this to happen all over the world. The incentives, socioeconomic backdrop, technical feasibility, and widely accessible tech are all enablers.
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Idk, ask all the corps out there that still are ok with people who have recs from people one has worked with before/and or put up their resources/time hiring before… It's like some are surprised that there are many ways to sk
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> If you're a fresh graduate Covered by "Sure, if you have no experience, one would be tempted to go through the whole hiring filtration as a service" > self-taught like myself I'm self taught as well, and a dropou
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> There are many devs with no network who are fine programmers. With no work experience? They don't have anyone at all from the last place they worked who could vouch for their ability to write code/design systems/fix bugs
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> but because we found that the candidates we were seeing straight-up couldn't program Not surprised, devs with experience and/or recs have no incentive to go through triplebyte and its ilk, with overtime leaving more of those
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Yeah I wish, don't think so though.
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Credit Index Options(clarusft.com)
2 points by cinquemb 6y ago|2 comments
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Evidence Only for Hysteria(alhambrapartners.com)
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Housing Market Goes Crazy,Everyone Sees It Cant Last,Then the First Dip Appears(wolfstreet.com)
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