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The Rise of HuggingFace
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The Rise of HuggingFace
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The Rise of HuggingFace
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The Myth of Objective Tech Screens
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formalsystem
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Am I missing something about crypto lending? Your deposit can't be FDIC insured and if borrowers are defaulting that means your deposit disappears. You can't bailout a crypto bank by printing crypto. The appreciation of Bitcoin ha
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Hamel Husain (A staff software engineer at Github) an excellent engineer talks about how he got Jeremy Howard (fast.ai creator) to mentor him https://twitter.com/HamelHusain/status/1349804023365345280?s... I think
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6y ago
For transactions yes you need local money for long term savings would rather hold Bitcoin or Lebanese Lira?
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What you call energy waste others would call effort. Money should be hard to produce otherwise you end up with central banks putting magic numbers on balance sheets You can use energy that would otherwise be wasted https://cointe
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6y ago
I'm a dual citizen - my family lost their savings in Lebanon because of banking capital controls. That story is not unique to our generation or history more generally.
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Sure value is subjective - I find it valuable because it's gold I can transmit through space quickly
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The alternative of stack-ranking what constitutes a good or bad use of energy doesn't seem particularly feasible to me. If energy is cheap, abundant and clean you don't need to create such good/bad energy list.
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I find this kind of argument bizarre - if something is valuable to humans they will use energy for it whether it's for transportation, watching the Kardashians or mining Bitcoin. Saying one application of energy is moral and another is
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6y ago
This made me lol - We should write a second post together
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I made most of the edgy ones and had shared them throughout 2020 on my Twitter - only Stack more layers and Squirrel are not original content and ofc the really polished ones like how many angels dance on the head of a pin and the daft punk
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Hey everyone this is OP, was a really nice surprise seeing my article generating so much discussion. I unfortunately don't think I'll have time to answer everyone but feel free to reply to this comment if you'd like to ask me
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Machine Learning: The Great Stagnation
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Is there any reason why stock options can't be non dilutable? If new investors want to come in, they need to buy existing shares, the number of shares can be infinitely divisible to make it easy to always accommodate new investors.
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6y ago
Currency pegs can only be maintained via Ponzis, there is no such thing as a Stablecoin
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TIPS is measured via CPI not Asset inflation Sure they can invest in something more productive but the whole point of having reserves is to be more robust to negative changes e.g: COVID or jump on new opportunities (some company goes up for
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I keep hearing this point, why can't you be a revenue generating business that wants to hold money that doesn't melt over time?
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Graphcore Announces Production Release of Pytorch for IPU
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Machine Learning: The Great Stagnation
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You're Doing Remote Wrong
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You're Doing Remote Wrong
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I like this for Jupyter notebooks, slightly quicker than setting up port forwarding
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I'd like to offer a counterpoint to starting a billion dollar startup, instead of trying your best to be a billionaire - you can pursue multiple small bets that can pay you better than your current full time job. That way you don'
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Machine Learning: The Great Stagnation
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Machine Learning: The Great Stagnation
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Machine Learning: The Great Stagnation
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You would go to an exchange and get local currency or US dollars instead if you need to spend it. But most people I know are just interested in it so they can preserve their wealth by bypassing capital controls. I’m Lebanese
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