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by jfghi 4y ago
My uninformed mental model was that it’s rgb info but guessing there’s more to it? I suppose theoretically one could use a small handful of pixels to encode a lot that way though.
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by jfghi 4y ago
Given that it’s a scam affecting many, vitriol is quite appropriate. However, I’ve mostly seen objective reality mislabeled as vitriol.
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by jfghi 4y ago
What happened to the key? I think society is desperate for inflation hedges so perhaps it’s a strong marketing tool regardless of how accurate it might be.
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by jfghi 4y ago
But if you fit to a infinitely parameterized ML-boosted quantum inverted hypersonic cosine it’s quite clear that it’s nothing more than a strong buy signal ready for a 125x breakthrough prior to the next decadium /s
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by jfghi 4y ago
Did you make that up on the spot or was it recycled?
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by jfghi 4y ago
Also curious if it happens instantaneously or somehow drags on.
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by jfghi 4y ago
Because financial fraud isn’t a victimless crime.
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by jfghi 4y ago
Certain large crypto companies have gone bankrupt causing their customers to lose all their funds whereas I’d claim purchasing meta stock at this point in time is a much safer position.
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by jfghi 4y ago
None of the tier 1 tech stocks have any chance of bankruptcy.
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by jfghi 4y ago
All would be fine if it wasn’t for these heretical fudders trying to get in the way of this revolutionary investment opportunity. /s
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by jfghi 4y ago
?, Most of the websites visited have powerful servers serving them with data that is held privately.
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by jfghi 4y ago
Elephant in the room that shall never be mentioned.
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by jfghi 4y ago
I used to like Motorola when the batteries were readily replaceable.
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by jfghi 4y ago
Having built models, I’d claim that it’s art based upon science, perhaps not too different than engineering a building. At every stage there are decisions to be made with tradeoffs. Over time, the resulting model could be invalidated or p
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by jfghi 4y ago
Capitalism will innovate and solve the issue /s
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by jfghi 4y ago
I’d claim that it’s more than a “few vocal” protestors. If the system is illegal, it needs to become legal or disappear. If I’m writing code for a query optimizer, the SQL Server solution isn’t going to magically show up.
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by jfghi 4y ago
Linux is open source and Ballmer is displaying Microsoft’s negative attitude towards open source that is demonstrated in the author’s arguments regarding copilot.
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by jfghi 4y ago
I’d claim it’s more complicated as large groups could purchase said housing, and by intentionally introducing a certain amount of vacancy create enough of a shortage such that the rest of the portfolio becomes more expensive and “profitable
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by jfghi 4y ago
Ironic too considering the questionable financial results of their questionable practices.
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by jfghi 4y ago
I wonder. It seems as though historically commercial real estate is a gigantic industry with strong relationships to other industries. Anecdotally it seems as though companies that lease their real estate have been much more inclined towa
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by jfghi 4y ago
To me seems as though chess pros play for the sake of playing. Perhaps this bunker could be placed somewhere secretly in Hawaii and the GMs could be flown out for a free vacation with family.
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by jfghi 4y ago
That would be interesting. Have a chess bunker somewhere with 100s of games against a variety of opponents. I think at first there would be some nerves but over time the statistics would become clear. Perhaps there could be a 10 game bu
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by jfghi 4y ago
I imagine everything is being analyzed but given that cheating in 11 online tournaments is enough to invalidate someone’s career it makes for an appropriate topic of article.
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by jfghi 4y ago
Store of caloric value
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by jfghi 4y ago
Disagreeing with the practices of one company doesn’t indicate support of companies with potentially similar practices.
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by jfghi 4y ago
Vacuum everything constantly and then horde it like Smaug, if Smaug was an unscrupulous salesman in a polyester suit? But somehow this is ok because within Google the common employee doesn’t have access, but is rather incentivized to make t
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by jfghi 4y ago
Once the remittance is received, how is it then exchanged for the currency the recipient needs?
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by jfghi 4y ago
I’m familiar with insurance practices but have never encountered a 10% policy. I’d claim instead that there is error on the side of closing too much as contract language is rather clear and legal fees would likely exceed the value of smalle
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by jfghi 4y ago
I’d pick removable batteries. For me, if I need hardware capabilities beyond that of a 5 year old phone, I’ll use a laptop. I also don’t think it’s a binary choice. Given the amount of phones currently in production, some of them could ha
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by jfghi 4y ago
Can you flush out the details on this? I’ve wired money internationally and it was fairly simple. I understand that not all locations are able to receive wire transfers. What are the associated fees and process times with sending 100 doll

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