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by hmate9 4y ago
It’s interesting how HN likes to hate on GitHub copilot but loves chatgpt.
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by hmate9 4y ago
iPhone naming will have to be restarted soon. Purely from marketing I feel going from iPhone 14 to iPhone 15 doesn’t sound as impressive as going from iPhone to iPhone 2. After a while these large numbers feel like minors on a software patc
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by hmate9 4y ago
By the way twitter dropped this policy change during the World Cup finals, trying to minimize the amount of attention it gets. Doesn't seem to be working for them.
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by hmate9 4y ago
This twitter policy change is the greatest thing that could have happened for Mastodon. They couldn't buy better advertisement than this.
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by hmate9 4y ago
Here is something fun to do with this: copy the description of a song from songtell (like Bohemian Rhapsody) and ask ChatGPT to write a song that matches that description.
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by hmate9 4y ago
As someone who knows nothing about how they operate it would greatly surprise me if they didn’t obfuscate the time these announcements are made. Otherwise what’s the point of not saying the name of the company if you announce at the same ti
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by hmate9 4y ago
1) it was much stronger in 1985 2) just because it’s strong now doesn’t mean it cannot ever fail. Ray Dalio’s new book might interest you as he breaks down past world powers and how their currencies (which were global reserve currencies a
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by hmate9 4y ago
Gold isn’t valued in dollars. You can sell gold for any currency. Oil is primarily transacted with dollars because it’s the worlds reserve currency. But if that were to change to whatever, you can still sell your oil and gold for whatever t
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by hmate9 4y ago
Looks like men would rather dim the sun first than invest in nuclear energy. Sounds great.
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by hmate9 4y ago
Suhail’s Twitter is definitely worth a follow as he is regularly tweeting about the everyday problems and challenges of running a startup. If you’re interested in the space it’s a good mix of technical and startup challenges and is one of t
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by hmate9 4y ago
They had the best API offering so that’s where I started with small funds. Ramped it up to a great significant amount. Didn’t see any early signs that I should withdraw. They’ve raised billions, they’re making millions daily from fees, CEO
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by hmate9 4y ago
Your use of memes is incorrect and it must be a great life to find satisfaction in another persons huge loss :)
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by hmate9 4y ago
The only likely outcome I can see is binance taking on just a part of the rumoured $6bn hole. For example covering deposits up to $100k (or whatever number) Earns goodwill and users while the size of the bill is smaller. Not sure how it wou
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by hmate9 4y ago
On FTX you can short the USDT-PERP future. You pay about 4% a year in funding fees while the position is open.
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by hmate9 4y ago
If they didn’t pay so much then Bing or Yahoo would pay a slightly smaller amount to be the default and not Google. Would that be fair?
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by hmate9 4y ago
imo no. Just use existing image sets to train future models if this becomes too big of a problem.
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by hmate9 4y ago
It’s the fact that every video is 10 minutes long now because then you can monetise better. The majority of videos have about ~3 minutes of the actual content that you’re interested in and 7 minutes of just pure fluff and fillers.
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by hmate9 4y ago
It’s energy usage is indeed terrible. I’d love to see it move to a proof of stake model.
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by hmate9 4y ago
If you are investing here please dollar cost average over the next ~6 months (likely recession/bear market duration) as opposed to buying in one go. Sell ~4 years from now as Bitcoin tends to be cyclical and peaks 2 years after a halvi
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by hmate9 4y ago
I have no horse in this race but it seems like a lot of people are rooting for as much pain as possible for Bitcoin as that justifies/makes people feel good for missing its bull run. Also it’s not just Bitcoin falling in a vacuum. The
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by hmate9 4y ago
For those unfamiliar: His books are quite generic but provide some fun for the casual reader. He has released over 200 books and sold over 400 million copies. He uses a team of ghostwriters to actually develop the books/series after he
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by hmate9 4y ago
To suggest something different: More escape room games for VR. I have played "I expect you to die" 1 and 2 on Oculus and it has been so amazing and fun. Had some fun with two other escape room games but neither were as polished as
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by hmate9 4y ago
My main takeaway from this was how much B2B SaaS companies dominate their unicorn distribution.
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by hmate9 4y ago
I turned off storing my watch history on youtube and what that means is that my feed and recommendations became terrible. That is a great thing! I now only spend time watching videos on youtube when I actually want to watch something and se
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by hmate9 4y ago
I wonder if you could build an AI using this datasource to automatically detect sponsored segments. 3.8 million segment submissions is probably enough data.
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by hmate9 4y ago
It’s not a race to the bottom because what Asda is doing is pricing it 175.8 when others price it 174.9
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by hmate9 4y ago
$9.39 billion Class A common stock shares were repurchased. That is 2% of Meta's market cap. And they still have more to repurchase! As of March 31, 2022, FB had $29.41 billion available and authorized for repurchases.
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by hmate9 4y ago
Stock is up 18% after hours. Revenues and earnings: - Daily Active Users 1.96BN, beating Est. of 1.94BN, up 4% Y/Y - Monthly Active Users 2.94BN, missing Est. 2.95BN, up 3% Y/Y - EPS $2.72, beating estimate $2.56 - Revenue $27
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by hmate9 4y ago
Arguably he already has it but if Elon manages to turn Twitter around and grow it to be on par with Facebook and TikTok then nobody could deny he has the greatest Midas touch in the world.
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by hmate9 4y ago
No they don’t. You trade with other users not coinbase directly

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