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Depends if it is being overwhelmingly used for criminal activity.
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Why do you think that?
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It’s not a Markov model, but it is autorrgressive.
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ivalm
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Steamdb says Terraria: 40-100M units sold Hollow knight: 8-20M for just sold Rimwirld: 4-9M units sold.
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This is a discussion on VC investment strategy. So the question is more like: if you invested in Spotify series A or B and exited at IPO did you have a good RoI? The answer is yes, you had an extremely good ROI.
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A feature that IPOed and is currently with a market cap of $24B. Please let me know where I can invest in more of such features, because the ROI is huge.
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Skype, Spotify. But both grew with SV venture. EU venture is not as good for early companies because they are much more conservative.
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Erm yeah you’re obviously right, not sure what I was thinking but can’t edit anymore.
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> Are we even sure that the reasoning behind time-reversal in Newton's laws is solid? Yes, in fact, even QM is time-charge-parity symmetric. Time symmetry in a mechanical system is also necessary for energy conservation.
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The former is also claiming that many territories it doesn’t hold are actually theirs and countries around the former are asking the latter to come help them defend in case of former’s attack.
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I think the claim is that there are synergies to having both so the valuation of two pieces separately would be lower than together. How much would be this discount I am not sure.
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With sampling, these models can be relatively well-calibrated [0] but I agree that for a single output, it's a crapshoot. [0] https://arxiv.org/abs/2207.08143
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Yeah, many factual queries it returns something along the lines of I don't know, but usually more verbose
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I think for this amount an llc+pass through is still likely less tax.
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That women face negative pressure when they go into STEM is a real and documented problem.
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I think the claim is that one is innocent until proven guilty. If they haven’t been convicted of sexual misconduct then calling them rapist is inappropriate.
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Show HN: Automating Patient Interview with GPT
(auxhealth.io)
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Start with distribution for employee Good: P(good)=p Bad: P(bad)=(1-p) Have a bad employee detector P(detected as bad|bad)=q1 P(detected as good|bad)=1-q1 P(detected as good|good)=q2 P(detected as bad|good)=1-q2 Fraction of employees detect
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They sell in several vertices, they can start by separating them (eg youtube ads, gmails ads, search result ads, ads on 3rd party websites)
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It is not literally a non-profit. As far as legally recognized organizations it is a limited partnership with a now minority ownership held by a non-profit.
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Yeah, if it doesn’t boot it doesn’t count. Everything after reset vector counts as game code.
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How does this example supposed to work? When you deposit money you get an asset (an IOU from the bank), while the bank gets money + liability (they are short the IOU). Your property after the deposit is the IOU, not the money (you gave the
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I think it depends, a product owner needs to inject subject matter expertise. It can be that they know how to program, but it also could be that they deeply understand customers. In digital health setting I’ve met a few drs-turn-pms who wer
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That sounds like a bad product owner, not that product owners are bad. In every discipline there are people who are bad at their job and bring negative value.
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Assume 250k/employee ctc that’s $250M. Assume revenue is 2x labor cost and that’s 500M earnings. Typical revenue multiple nowadays is like 5, unless very high growth, so $2.5B valuation. Not exactly big but unicorn at least.
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No, there was a time that all space was hot, and we know from microwave background radiation that it is homogenous. So it’s not just “galaxies are far from each other”, it would take “space time is discontinuous somewhere and this discontin
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Microsoft? Maybe Alphabet?
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> I guess it's reasonable to assume that there are parts of the universe that are far older and much further away (ie, their light hasn't reached us yet). Which would mean we can never really guess the age of the universe. We c
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But the claim about Tether problems is about solvency, not liquidity. If they are insolvent then 1. They defend the peg 2. Run out of money 3. Remaining tether is worth $0. Now, probably they will not defend until exactly 0, and maybe they
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They will continue redemption until they run out of money, at which point the remaining tether will be fully unbacked/worth 0.
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