junippor

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by junippor 6y ago
Gee I don't know who you're thinking about :-)
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by junippor 6y ago
I have no position on Tesla. I wish I had been more on the long side.
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by junippor 6y ago
I think it's genius. I'm glad scumbags like this is exist. They make our systems more robust.
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by junippor 6y ago
Cue naive bitcoiners: "you can't move bitcoin if you don't have the address key LOL"
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by junippor 6y ago
Hi, what version are you on? I'm running two versions: 85.0.1 and 87.0a1 and haven't seen it on either. On the other hand, I had configured my new tabs to be entirely blank, so maybe if you'd like to try the same we could fin
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by junippor 6y ago
> Systematically, the futures contracts for months that are further away, are more expensive than those with closer expiration, and also cheaper than spot > This is usually due to the fact that there’s a risk premium on the uncertaint
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by junippor 6y ago
> In 2010, I laid out an argument against quantum computing as a field based on the fact that no observable progress has taken place. I'm a physicist by training and a quant by profession - from what I can gather, not unlike the aut
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by junippor 6y ago
Not sure if you're trolling or genuinely don't know how this works.
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by junippor 6y ago
Is there a specific estimate/study that you'd wanna suggest to me? I've heard these claims but I've never taken the time to read the research myself, and I'm feeling like it now :-) Thanks in advance.
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by junippor 6y ago
You're talking to someone who has absolutely no clue what he's talking about.
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by junippor 6y ago
I seem to recall having read a very recent (couple years?) interview with him, where he was asked if value still worked nowadays. He said that if he only had 1 million to invest, he could still do 50% a year.
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by junippor 6y ago
> Bitcoin and cryptos in general are actually worth more than $0 because people are tired of seeing their cash devalued on the whim of politicians and bankers. How do you justify this, given that inflation is so low? (at least in the EU
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by junippor 6y ago
Could you explain the mods drama to me? I have no idea what's going on.
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by junippor 6y ago
> no binaries in your source code make git diff more useful Oh damn that's a good one. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by junippor 6y ago
I use Julia and used to use Python. I've used jupyter lab for both (although for Julia I prefer Atom for IDE) What is the advantage of Weave.jl over jupyter lab? Is this just a way of integrating something "like jupyter" into
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by junippor 6y ago
It's a given that no one feels sorry for Wall Street. But when I read these sob stories about retail "investors" losing everything, I get the impression I'm supposed to feel bad for them...
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by junippor 6y ago
Anyone else who has no empathy for these people?
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by junippor 6y ago
Firefox's uBO support is doing fine.
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by junippor 6y ago
> What nobody is talking about yet are the thousands (tens of thousands? hundreds of thousands? millions?) of people who got hurt and will get hurt by this event. Isn't this the normal way that the market operates? No one will baby
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by junippor 6y ago
Wow ok. The value of HN has decreased to almost zero for me, but you've made it worth it this month. Thanks for this!
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by junippor 6y ago
I can't even tell if you're being sarcastic or what... Yes, a lot of people like to do good. On the other hand, we've seen from Zuckerberg specifically - not a generic random person - these power moves for as long as he'
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by junippor 6y ago
Haven't read the doc. But is it just me or does that seem tiny, considering how large dropbox is?
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by junippor 6y ago
> I'd like to see a rewrite of EM in Geometric Algebra focused not on pages and pages of abstract equations, but practical numerical applications. What do you mean by practical? Do you mean something you can use to calculate the el
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by junippor 6y ago
When someone asks "Why does it take so long to build software?" and you want to verify whether said person has any intelligent thoughts on the matter, ask them: "How long do you think it should take to build software?"
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by junippor 6y ago
Why is this interesting? It's some guy complaining he doesn't have many followers / his tweets aren't engaging enough. I'd be genuinely curious to hear from anyone who upvoted this.
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by junippor 6y ago
> And then your child is not going to do something only because if not, punishment come. And they will still do it, if they can get away with it. Punishment never work on the long run. Punishment definitely works in the long run. That&#
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by junippor 6y ago
It's not clear to me that any of this is a good idea. For example: > Just to be clear: this is not about just following your child around, cleaning up after them. That would be a failure to teach them responsibility, and yes, that
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by junippor 6y ago
> Populism x Virtue Signal is the ideology battle from the century. Nonsense. Populism is LITERALLY Virtue Signaling. They're the same thing. So if there's two teams, one identify with a different word for the same thing, you m