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by josu 3y ago
This is his YT channel, he goes by Long Island Audit: https://www.youtube.com/@LongIslandAudit
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by josu 3y ago
Yeah, I've been using chatGPT quite intensively. And while pure LLM output is relatively easy to spot, human edited LLM output is almost impossible to detect. Most of my message above has actually been written by GPT4 (3 prompts + some
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by josu 3y ago
>keeps ban on LLM-generated content. How is this being enforced? It's either bots banning bots in a digital game of whack-a-mole; or humans arbitrarily trying to asses whether something has been written by an LLM or a human.
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by josu 3y ago
Medicine is the textbook example of perfectly inelastic demand.
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by josu 3y ago
That is what this extension does: https://github.com/sr33/ares It hasn't been maintained in a while, but I can confirm that it still works. EDIT: Here is another alternative. I haven't used this one myself bu
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by josu 3y ago
>In fact it's gone so far that it's in the process of consolidation with probably two players dominating everything, Nokia Corp. and Motorola Inc. Even the closing sentence is funny; consolidated into bankruptcy. But hey, at le
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by josu 3y ago
Many indicators started diverging in 1971: https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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by josu 3y ago
He'll just outsource it to chatGPT.
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by josu 3y ago
I just look at the market cap.
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by josu 3y ago
There are 32 US cities, including Huston TX, with a higher homicide rate than Mexico City. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_by_homicide_rat... Foreigners getting kidnapped is very uncommon. It happens from
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by josu 3y ago
>I was fascinated to learn there are more Mongolians living in China than in Mongolia. *Mongols. They are Chinese Mongols. Not Mongolian nationals living in China. PS: Not trying to be the "actually" guy, I'm making the co
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by josu 3y ago
It's possible that the fine was already factored in the sale price. According to that other comment, Huawei had really no other choice that to buy them from an American company.
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by josu 4y ago
>In May 2020, we became a remote-first company. Accordingly, we do not maintain a headquarters. From the Coinbase S-1 https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1679788/000162828021...
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by josu 4y ago
A simple and effective alternative has been around since 2009.
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by josu 4y ago
Turn it off before it's too late.
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by josu 4y ago
Microsoft Excel will be the first to implement it. "That's a nice looking number you got there... wouldn't it be a shame if I were to convert it to MOON TIME!"
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by josu 4y ago
>Is there some cosmological constraint that says dark energy compressed into a small volume would exhibit gravitational pull and therefore contribute to our measurements of black hole masses? [chatGPT]> There is currently no evidence
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by josu 4y ago
>Could gravity not being homogenous across universe explain dark matter/energy? [chatGPT]> While it is true that gravity is not perfectly homogeneous across the universe, this alone does not explain dark matter or dark energy. Da
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by josu 4y ago
Stadia worked much better than the competition. It was the first time that cloud gaming had no tradeoffs. Definitely a lot of innovation behind the curtains.
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by josu 4y ago
>It has been many years since Google has launched an innovative new product. Stadia launched in 2019.
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by josu 4y ago
It is complicated, for many reasons. A very important one is that responsibility is very diluted. - A bank executive opens an account to a seemingly legit company. - The compliance department OKs the account opening. - A bank teller receive
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by josu 4y ago
Unless their liabilities are also in FTT.
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by josu 4y ago
>Brave being a cryptocurrency scam Brave initially launched using bitcoin micropayments [1], but they had a very hard time getting any traction, since people weren't really willing to pay to not see ads. Launching their own cryptocu
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by josu 4y ago
That's not what the story is about. The operation was being ran at his place, what you quoted looks more like the initial test. >Meanwhile, my monthly electricity bill was hovering somewhere around a thousand euros"
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by josu 4y ago
If it were just one passenger it would be easy to find out who she is by cross checking passenger lists. So probably not. Maybe a coordinated 4chan-style prank.
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by josu 4y ago
It depegged for much longer periods in 2019. EDIT: Screenshot https://www.tradingview.com/x/I92ccibV/
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by josu 4y ago
>USDT experienced it's longest de-pegging event ever during the Luna collapse. This is not true: https://trading.bitfinex.com/t/UST:USD
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by josu 4y ago
>I think, in the next years, we will see more and more of these useful proofs cropping up. And people will understand the value they're "storing", no pun intended. You could be right, but the first time something like this
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by josu 4y ago
Doomberg has a great substack, and these threads are a great tease. The substack is like $300 per year.
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by josu 4y ago
I wanted to learn more about the CO2 impact of wood burning, and I found this article which does a great a job at explaining the current situation: https://www.science.org/content/article/wood-green-source-en...

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