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by fny 5y ago
This isn't the transfer mechanism. When interest rates decrease, leverage is cheap and financial asset prices balloon, so the rich become far richer. The problem with crises is that the rich are often the only group with enough of a ca
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by fny 5y ago
It doesn't. DO NOT TRY. I was just giving an example of a classic scam, and I can't believe someone actually tried it.
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by fny 5y ago
*Facepalm* What were you thinking?!
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by fny 5y ago
You mean like this? EDIT: DO NOT TRY WHAT FOLLOWS IT IS AN EXAMPLE OF A SCAM. Wow! XYZ is smart enough to block your password so others can't see it! ╍⡵ⱇ⪞‾╴⧊↧Ⓗ⥔⋾⁅ I can see it, but you can't. Try it!!!! An unbelievable number of p
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by fny 5y ago
I don't disagree that the current system functions well: I'm just saying abolishing them is not the answer.
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by fny 5y ago
Can you provide justification? In my view, they work when they promote competition and adequately compensate innovation. I know these are broad requirements, but I think that they're better than abolishing patents altogether.
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by fny 5y ago
Is there any evidence of managerial excess at the expense of profits (I don't mean anecdata)? Genuine question. I've always worked in small companies, so I don't have any experience with large companies. But someone is footin
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by fny 5y ago
What's your edge over all the other sites that do the exact same thing? Your product looks identical to others I've used, and I don't see any help with the hard parts I struggle with: How do I secure a call with someone befo
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by fny 5y ago
What a sad day. Swipes were far more user friendly and the failure rate with reading these chips is unreal. Here's to hoping the next "upgrade" isn't a nightmare.
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by fny 5y ago
Python was a unique shit show.
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by fny 5y ago
The problem is none of the other initiatives sell. Reflexive war is easy, unquestioned. In the wake of 9/11 it was unpatriotic to ask whether the war was worthwhile or expansions of executive power such as the Authorization for Use of
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by fny 5y ago
Lol, even 1% of $600M is $6M. That's a lot of money. You'd have to have garbage liquidity to only get back 1%.
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by fny 5y ago
Now say you're a company hired to do an audit. Same incentives. The hilarious thing is nearly all of these high profile hacks happen even after being audited. There was one company I remember being called out as a suspect, but I can&#x
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by fny 5y ago
The real news came out last month when the attestations were released. Coinbase is just playing catch up.[0] (<-- better article) My real questions are (1) Did Coinbase know? (2) If they didn't, Circle presumably lied to Coinbase...
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by fny 5y ago
There are actually more qs on the website, and the website references the paper for solutions.
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by fny 5y ago
Tanya Khovanova (first author) maintains an archive of these problems on her personal site: http://www.tanyakhovanova.com/Coffins/coffinsmain.html
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by fny 5y ago
You can MITM their connections.
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by fny 5y ago
OP. I'm posting this because I discovered a box at the hostel I'm at on Google after fat fingering the IP by mistake. (It's disconnected already.) The password was easily guessable. Aside from the anecdata, a counter argument
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Please log in with router's password(google.com)
583 points by fny 5y ago|255 comments
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by fny 5y ago
That is what I meant. The point is that everyone talking about how this policy introduces a backdoor which can be exploited by totalitarian states are wrong. There's no need. Apple willfully obliges local laws.
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by fny 5y ago
You're missing my point. You can make a good micro-model that is very, very targeted and does not overfit. Sure, it won't generalize outside your target, but you know you can use it at clinic X with machine Y to predict Z. This is
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by fny 5y ago
Some feedback: 1. What is your cost per episode? Can your subscription fee sustain realistically sustain that? 2. Your design needs improvement, at least on desktop. Haven't looked at the apps yet. If you expect "product" do
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by fny 5y ago
The Chinese government already has direct access to everyone's data and messages. There is no encryption. This is mandated. [0]: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/17/technology/apple-china-ce...
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by fny 5y ago
Why does everyone keep saying Apple introducing a backdoor? They've always been able to launch surveillance software on a whim apparently. This is proof.
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by fny 5y ago
I'm going to agree this isn't over fitting. And it's dangerous to imply over fitting is ever a good thing. If your objective function is to ID one type of Batman, you just have a very specific objective function which could a
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by fny 5y ago
Simple. Meat is delicious, but for some it comes with ethical issues. If you they replicate the taste (or sufficiently delude yourself), they can enjoy "meat" once again and sleep at night.
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by fny 5y ago
OPs point is that many of these long term symptoms can be observed after other infections too. Influenza is also known to have longer term side effects especially in children (sound similar?) Unrelated but important: I think a lot of people
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by fny 5y ago
The real question though is do policies like this affect change or do they only stoke animosity. This is a sincere question. Do we know that the activities where vaccines are required are in fact hotspots? If you consider states that did fu
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by fny 5y ago
We're so busy attacking supply, and yet demand continues to grow an grow. Why do I feel like we're heading for another energy crisis?
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by fny 5y ago
If I have multiple billions at stake, I would assume my broker would be even more demanding of responding within a time frame. Note, I'm not calling for automatic liquidation, but rather some timeframe wherein discussions must be held

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