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by ethn 4y ago
Yes but the business will pivot to focus on USDC redemption, exchange, and KYC. DEX offers better prices for exchanges/yields and non-custodial wallets are preferable.
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by ethn 4y ago
Yes fiber doesn’t take you off of ketosis however it does increase carbohydrate absorption.
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by ethn 4y ago
Many people on HN have a PhD in similar fields but that isn't relevant, though it's the smart people here that give us these thoughtful conversations on HN. No one has disagreed with it, I explicitly agreed with you on the existen
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by ethn 4y ago
Drift velocity has everything to do with the discussion, which is why you brought it up. I’m familiar with Pauli exclusion principle I’ve worked on real semiconductors. Your last point is wrong, everything else you said is correct but it re
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by ethn 4y ago
??? Indeed everything I have written is accurate, not sure your point since we are talking about electron directional velocity in a wire not the speed of energy propagation... > In fact, electrons in conductive media do not travel at c,
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by ethn 4y ago
Electricity travels faster than the speed of electrons (which only travel at ~3 cm/s!), it travels proportional to the speed of light, it’s speed is instead described by the Poynting vector, an energy wave.
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by ethn 4y ago
Shouldn’t occur in a positively inflationary recession. That is behavior that we would expect in a deflationary recession like the prelude to the 2008 period, 2007. If it goes to around 4%, I will start worrying.
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by ethn 4y ago
I thought it was pretty easy to use using Pidgin.
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by ethn 4y ago
All of retail is not the cheapest goods. From Disney to Roblox revenue is up. Savings rate is decreasing not increasing.
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by ethn 4y ago
I don’t believe there will be a recession due to the savings rate continuing to recover to normal levels [1]. Indeed, we see real revenues of all retailers increasing, e.g. Walmart, Target, Amazon, Costco, etc. [1] https://fred.s
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by ethn 5y ago
Very clever. This makes sense.
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by ethn 5y ago
The author should consider A Monetary History of the United States by Friedman. The EFFR is exactly incrementally increased in a way to not immediately perturb markets, to slowly approach its target. It is also well known that there is dela
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by ethn 5y ago
So any sane person will immediately recognize this sounds crazy. However, epistemologically it might be sound, I've been thinking about this for a while now. Mainly because of the simple potential well problem and considering Hegelian
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by ethn 5y ago
Use a Minhash-LSH ensemble with pre-processing on the words to fix typos via Levenshtein. Tune parameters to get the best distance
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by ethn 5y ago
On the other hand an MPC inhibitor like RCGD423 should reactivate the muscle stem cells [1]. For a similar reason an oral TZD (which are selective MPCi) should also help. [1] https://hscnews.usc.edu/small-molecule-could-make
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by ethn 5y ago
XR includes AR and VR
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by ethn 5y ago
This whole time I thought I did something wrong.
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by ethn 5y ago
It occurs when you have glasses with 3D objects produced by either stereoscopic, multi-planar or other means overlaid onto the real world.
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by ethn 5y ago
Snapchat already has it, spectacles.com. Better approaches are on the way, kura.tech and the Magic Leap 2.0--and of course the technology in the article. The real challenge with XR is the vergence-accomodation conflict, it's solved in
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by ethn 5y ago
Market Efficiency is a convenient argument of faith which has a more nuanced rational basis, but absolutely in the general case is untrue. In the long-term, markets are certainly efficient. However, the period of inefficiency is determined
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by ethn 5y ago
Graeber’s model is refuted by the existence of pre-fiat currencies, the Wampum, the Chinese copper cowrie, and Bitcoin. Where Bitcoin is a currency but just deflationary like gold. Optimal currencies of course are inflationary or stable [1]
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by ethn 5y ago
I’m not a fan of Graeber’s debt model for currency (i.e. the IOU). I prefer Aristotle’s nomisma and Szabo’s work on top of it [1]. [1] https://nakamotoinstitute.org/shelling-out/
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by ethn 5y ago
Entropy is a condition where a system becomes more chaotic over time when energy isn't added to a system. Otherwise life itself wouldn't occur due to entropy, life is precisely possible because energy is added to a system to preve
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by ethn 5y ago
I thought we knew this already since Faraday.
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by ethn 5y ago
You’re not wrong, despite Wittgenstein’s Brown Papers, his criticism of Golden Bough—-people continue to refuse to acknowledge the limits of knowledge. Here’s an author theorizing on why people go to festivals TODAY, instead of the obvious
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by ethn 5y ago
Look up how entanglement is done experimentally. It will always involve a technology which can be used to classically transmit information at a distance. What happens in entanglement is that the two entangled objects receive say an entangle
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by ethn 5y ago
Or consider Wittgenstein. Maybe people attend festivals just because it’s fun.
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by ethn 5y ago
I think this is illegal. This is effectively a CFD, which are absolutely illegal in the US regulated or not. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contract_for_difference
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by ethn 5y ago
It’s the redemption of the real underlying that allows ETFs to work.
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by ethn 5y ago
In social choice theory, May's theorem states that simple majority voting is the only anonymous, neutral, and positively responsive social choice function between two alternatives. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F

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