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by ivalm 4y ago
Na, the world of alternative hypothesis is vast.
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by ivalm 4y ago
> That ETF that you should have your roll in? It's buying and selling securities all the time, and encountering friction along the way I really hope it isn’t, or it would be making lots of tax events! I hope it’s doing in-kind trans
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by ivalm 4y ago
There is still an “old beard”, it’s just expectation that if you are an old beard getting stuff done you’re an L6+ instead of just senior. No one would look down on a wisen old senior principle.
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by ivalm 4y ago
Isn’t this TPM in this framework?
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by ivalm 4y ago
What is your concrete evidence that this is what drives the excess police shooting rates in the US?
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by ivalm 4y ago
You’re right!
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by ivalm 4y ago
Per capita we are (edit: #33) in the world and are an absolute leader among developed countries [0] [0] https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/police-ki...
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by ivalm 4y ago
I just want my court to be consistent with multi-decade precedent and not dramatically pivot when the composition changes.
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by ivalm 4y ago
He defined these states through spin flips and I assume we sample slower than decoherence. This is a semi classical system without complicated qm effects. But even if we didn’t restrict ourselves log(# of states)~entropy and there is a maxi
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by ivalm 4y ago
You can but it shifts the burden to the decoder. Since an iron bar over some time period has a finite number of states, there exists a decoder that maps state changes in the iron bar to your Fortnite gameplay. I think a more fair criticism
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by ivalm 4y ago
Stealing a copyright license file does not transfer the copyright…
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by ivalm 4y ago
Quantum computing is slow to mature. Physics is a huge field.
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by ivalm 4y ago
But even maximalists care to be able to use bitcoin to buy goods and services (eg be able to spend it). Since other currencies are also capable of being exchanged for good and services then the exchange rate to other currencies determines h
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by ivalm 4y ago
But presumably they care if bitcoin is still exchangeable to something (maybe goods and services?). The exchange rate to currencies determines the exchange rate to everything else. If they don’t care about exchanging bitcoin for currencies
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by ivalm 4y ago
Big EV are absolutely more polluting. They require more resources in their construction — which is a major driver of overall pollution footprint. Larger EVs also require more energy (eg electricity) to propel them, and all electricity sourc
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by ivalm 5y ago
Or i-bonds or tips or the various currency swaps… it’s insane to say 1920 $ is the same now as then.
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by ivalm 5y ago
This isn’t adjusted by the 1980s measure of inflation, that measure is no longer used and is very flawed.
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by ivalm 5y ago
That goes both ways. Tenant could lose and be in the right. At the very least if tenant won it shouldn’t be held against them as this discourages utilization of tenant protection laws.
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by ivalm 5y ago
No, the grant, before any reactor, is equivalent to 400 MW (later adjusted down by capacity factor). The nuclear reactor itself is vastly more expensive ($2.4B after the 5th unit). So each reactor is closer to 1500MW of wind (again if we t
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by ivalm 5y ago
Tokomak control has some RL experiments but it is definitely not the only way. AlphaZero is… not quite a practical application. I am a big believer in using AI to improve the world, but RL is just a direction that isn’t yet sufficiently mat
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by ivalm 5y ago
For what practical applications is it the only choice?
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by ivalm 5y ago
I am still unsure how this pertains to seizure of assets? Seems like there was some startup spun out of justin.tv that then got acquired… was the spin out shady? The acquisition?
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by ivalm 5y ago
What’s the story there, link?
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by ivalm 5y ago
Did they offer an unregulated security where there is a chance to lose principle to unsophisticated retail investor which is well known to be illegal? The answer to that is yes.
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by ivalm 5y ago
Wait, can you win/expand or is the demise inevitable?
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by ivalm 5y ago
Or it could be that the article is… wrong.
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by ivalm 5y ago
But the prices ARE increasing, and those most affected are most increasing!
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by ivalm 5y ago
I do not think it is "hard", I think it is impossible. The current grants are what they are because they are already trying to do this.
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by ivalm 5y ago
I think decision making in driving is highly contextual, but LiDAR doesn’t help there either. Purely visual field extraction is something even very simple animals can do (presumably which much weaker abstract context processing capabilities
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by ivalm 5y ago
We know in a sense that very simple animals do it and it doesn’t require decision making (in a sense that LiDAR only helps with perception).

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