johnnienaked

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by johnnienaked 9mo ago
Ya but what do you do when there are no humans left?
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by johnnienaked 9mo ago
You're saying the same thing cryptobros say about bitcoin right now, and that's 17 years later. It's a business, but it won't be the thing the first movers thought it was.
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by johnnienaked 9mo ago
You should read it
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by johnnienaked 9mo ago
LLMs don't make inferential leaps like that
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by johnnienaked 9mo ago
There goes my home value
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
I'm old enough to remember being told not to put any personal information on the internet. Pretty soon, personal information will be mandatory to use the Internet. How ironic.
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
Margin requirements for trading spot are zero, though initial capital requirements are obviously, well, whatever spot is. Futures contracts aren't just pieces of paper traded between people, they are actual promises to pay for physical
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
And what does sucking up all that low cost electricity to waste on a frivolity do to the price of electricity in general? Cmon you remember supply and demand right
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
Diminishing value certainly it's called depreciation
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
It's very wrong. Futures contracts on traditional exchanges have no counterparty risk and require the deposit of a significant amount of upfront capital as collateral. If the spot price of the underlying moves in either direction, debi
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
What a waste
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
Tao is obviously a smart guy but he's really lost the plot on this AI stuff
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
Absolutely not im never verifying my ID ever on the internet and I think it's not only an extreme overreach but will end up being ineffective as well. While I think children need to be protected online, this won't but neither will
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
The internet as well as Facebook and most AI all used to be DARPA/CIA/InQTel projects so this isn't surprising
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
I couldn't agree more
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
You can survive without a lot of things. Some people survived eating dead bodies on a mountain in the Andes. When people reference life quality they generally don't talk in terms of "survival."
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
I don't think a commercial for a fast food joint can reflect an entire nation let alone the other 174 it has restaurants in.
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
You want parents to parent? God speed and good luck
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
I'm never verifying my ID to access anything on the internet. I'll just stop using it.
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
If this happened to us would we invade Iraq again?
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
WFH anyone?
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
I got two letters from managers at work and one from a friend who I work with.
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
Anyone can be a market maker on a trade just take the other side of an offer. All they really do is make a market with you and then make a market with the other side and pocket the change. It's good for market liquidity.
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
Ok now do risk adjusted returns
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
You're getting to the key problems of the simulation trilemma itself. What the hell is a simulation?
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
That's the theory yep
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
Instead of investigating companies for antitrust like 10 years from now I might have an idea....
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
>The disclosure form covers anything material I'd care about. Even then - good luck actually proving anything short of exceptional circumstances. Which is why you get an inspection.
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
Waiving inspection is waiving seller liability, you know that right?
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by johnnienaked 10mo ago
I learned today there are people who upload personal information to chatbots

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