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danuker
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I agree anything crypto-related needs an analysis of what happens in a 99% drop. That is because even Bitcoin crashed 70%+ quite a few times since inception. As such, leverage is reckless. An exchange should not have been exposed to price f
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I view profit after paying for externalities as the best indicator of good done by a company. That is because for each voluntary trade, both the buyer and the seller at least SEE themselves as better off. If you account for damage done to t
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How could you detect secret preferential treatment? You could only do so after something happened to expose it. From Wikipedia: > According to John J. Ray III, Alameda had a “secret exemption” from FTX’s auto-liquidation protocol. This c
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Hindsight 20/20. But how have they sized their bet? Maybe $210M is a drop in the $85B AUM bucket for them, and maybe even including this loss they get better returns than the market, from their investments overall.
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I only somewhat agree. If you are tricked or scammed into believing an investment is better than it is, then some blame is on the one doing the defrauding.
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4y ago
> But the same executable that worked yesterday not working anymore is entirely unacceptable. I agree completely. But a problem is APIs are evolving. If security vulnerabilities get patched in libraries, and their new version becomes inc
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4y ago
How is that true? Why should I not be able to use a piece of software for the rest of my life, even if the company dies? Of course, only through rejecting DRM can you achieve this.
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Did he get money back at least? If not, you'd be surprised "small claims" can be up to $25k in some states.
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Headline should be "YouTube does not recognize user's right to post CC By-Licensed film"
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4y ago
Firefox makes it pretty easy to add a custom search engine. That one could point to your local server instance. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/OpenSearch#auto...
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How will it make money? When Google bought it, it wasn't profitable.
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> I'm lucky to ever get below 450ppm. Considering Mauna Loa surpassed 420ppm in June 2022, I think 450 for New York City is indeed exceptional. https://www.co2.earth/
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That is how you realize the intent is to oppress senselessly, not just oppress.
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4y ago
Do birds chew gum?
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4y ago
That does not mean it is legal to reject it.
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4y ago
> your mother chewing your food and feeding it to you, germs and all, strengthens your actual immune system. [citation needed]
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4y ago
“At normal cooking temperatures, [Teflon]-coated cookware releases various gases and chemicals that present mild to severe toxicity.” https://nutritionfacts.org/video/stainless-steel-or-cast-iro...
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4y ago
It could also mean people signing their own firmware and freeing those devices.
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Personal CO2 emissions tracking is a red herring devised by the fossil fuel industry to distract from the powerlessness of individuals. The solution to a problem of the commons is to address it through the commons - limiting (and perhaps au
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Elon Musk polls whether Assange and Snowden should be pardoned
(twitter.com)
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> so memory is not used Not used for more than the duration of inference, but definitely used during inference.
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> In other words, the FBI wanted a favorable ruling, so it returned everything. How and why does the FBI work against the interests of the public (i.e. property rights)? Do they simply get to keep the proceeds of the seizure, which would
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After that just allow it to execute code by itself. Then we have Skynet.
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The only winning move is not to play
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Loading a page is easier than installing software. Whether the sacrifices make it worth it, depends on circumstances.
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> but when you are serving plenty of different sessions, you will quickly run out of memory. Here is the difference from Stability AI, who release their models for people to run themselves, enabling innovation on a larger scale.
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If you can't get an increase, get a counteroffer.
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I see it as a way to deepen company control over customers' machines. This can be used for DRM or planned obsolescence. I have long switched to Linux. I will never use these chips.
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Apple Blocks Coinbase Wallet App from Sending NFTs
(macrumors.com)
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You refresh rarely. A lot of native games take longer than that to load.
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