inteoryx

7 ms·

31.
by inteoryx 5y ago
I think there is a compromise between nerfing the whole world and herding everyone like cattle, and allowing people who aren't well equipped lose more than they can afford in speculative gambling. As I mentioned before, I don't t
32.
by inteoryx 5y ago
There are at least two kinds of fools. Perhaps you are thinking of "ignorant fools" - people who could know better but don't. There are also people who basically just can't know better. Chris Sacca, who went on to beco
33.
by inteoryx 5y ago
"I tend to agree that fools should be parted from their money" I disagree with this. Fools have a hard enough life without permitting predators to take their money. Nobody chooses to be a fool. I don't know what a good solu
34.
by inteoryx 5y ago
I was looking at a project called Helium or HNT. The basic idea is that "miners" are running something like a mix between a WiFi endpoint and a personal cell tower. People can use HNT tokens to get network access and the miners
35.
by inteoryx 5y ago
While it is true that Blizzard is a private company and they have the legal right to punish people for political positions, Blizzard's customers have the right to punish Blizzard for their political positions. I cancelled a WoW subscr
36.
by inteoryx 5y ago
Something like how gradient descent may be able to find a local maximum but unable to find superior global maximums. Or, how if you add one more ad to your website you may increase revenue, but if you keep doing that you will eventually de
37.
by inteoryx 5y ago
Do you think Twitter was better when it was simpler? I expect Twitter likely has some data to support their move towards more complicated and longer tweets plus more features. This reminds me of how I think back on the "good old days&