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by gbasin 4y ago
Cost is not static. Building more will create economies of scale. Most importantly, overhauling the excessive safety guidelines will give you an immediate savings
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by gbasin 4y ago
While this is also possible, this is not what the statement was referring to
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by gbasin 4y ago
Yep. Some of these are held by custodians and others in smart contracts, depending on the type of "wrapper"
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by gbasin 4y ago
Yes the fed has taken actions that have suppressed interest rates. This makes it cheaper for everyone to borrow. What companies do with the money (like buyback shares, which is equivalent to a shareholder dividend) is a wholly separate issu
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by gbasin 4y ago
> instead of giving it all to large banks and corporations, who use it for things like stock buybacks. this is nonsense and has no basis in reality, as far as I know
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by gbasin 4y ago
Cool project! Will follow along
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by gbasin 4y ago
You get it back eventually
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by gbasin 4y ago
Interesting hypothesis but I can't tell if you're being serious
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by gbasin 4y ago
That is my understanding. The property still belongs to the owners
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by gbasin 4y ago
This is nasty, especially the plaintext password leak. I wonder if you could build a chrome extension to monitor for patterns like this — just like at the payloads being sent while you're typing and pattern-match (without keylogging it
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by gbasin 4y ago
Is this to protect them from being a vector for span? Making it costly to create new usable Google accounts
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by gbasin 4y ago
Pbd, can anyone really learn to code?
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by gbasin 4y ago
This is adjusted for inflation
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by gbasin 4y ago
Great tool, thanks for building
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by gbasin 4y ago
Here you go https://observationsandnotes.blogspot.com/2011/07/housing-pr...
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by gbasin 4y ago
Housing [land] prices have been grinding higher long before the Great Decline in interest rates https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=kYEb
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by gbasin 4y ago
Your claim is very theoretical. In practice, everyone in the world has grown increasingly wealthy, and unemployment levels are lower than ever.
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by gbasin 4y ago
Until there's mass defaults
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by gbasin 4y ago
Thank you :)
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by gbasin 5y ago
You need social key recovery or multi-sig with other trusted parties (lawyers, business partners, etc)
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by gbasin 5y ago
Not to be That Guy, since I'm not a shill, but "Bitcoin solves this" — not really today, except for pure cryptocurrency, but I can imagine a future where ownership of our access to these services is controlled by public block
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by gbasin 5y ago
Something tells me a shareholder suit by a foreign company in Chinese court, in connection with not blocking internet traffic, would not go down well for Naspers :D
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by gbasin 5y ago
This is very cool. In a past life, I built a quant + HFT MM trading firm where we did a lot of spread trading. Always thought something like this was needed! Good work
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by gbasin 5y ago
Explainability for an NLP model is well within reach. I predict OpenAI will have something like this in the next 1-2 years
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by gbasin 5y ago
Ok but 95% of people with high BMI are not because of too much muscle... they have muffin tops
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by gbasin 5y ago
My understanding is that most of the cost is driven by outdated and draconian compliance requirements (created by public/government agencies). For example, safety requirements that don't have a threshold but instead require reduci
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by gbasin 5y ago
I compared the same area in apple vs google maps, the islands don't even show up in google unless you zoom way in. You sure about this?
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by gbasin 5y ago
No, there is massive loss from transmission as a function of distance
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by gbasin 5y ago
Pretty sure their shareholders are doing just fine :D
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by gbasin 5y ago
Insert midcurve meme here. This reads like massive cope. One thing I've learned the hard way in life is when something goes on for years that I don't quite understand, and yet it keeps growing and getting more popular, usually I&#

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