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juskrey
10y ago
Let's be brutally honest - most of the successful businesses are about selling harmful (mostly in the long run - people should be myopic, not entirely dumb) bullshit. And you have to possess certain qualities to succeed in that, which
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Naive empiricism, terrorism and Ebola
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10y ago
There are no cheap options on Bitcoin. There is no short selling of expensive options even if they exist. Every time I see hedging with Bitcoin in the same sentence, I smell fraud.
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10y ago
For me it does. The only side effect is I can't enter any office without taking antinauseants.
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10y ago
Bingo! I am surprised about masochism people engaging for (not that good) food.
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10y ago
Too bad QuickTime lets anyone do iPhone screen video capture.
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10y ago
I believe environments auto-eject those people who do not belong there anyway, the reason does not matter.
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10y ago
I don't think physical automatic wire transaction cost is more expensive than SMS. High transfer/transaction fees in most banks are, on contrary, are subsidizing losses from other risky activities.
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10y ago
Pretty funny to see that SEPA money transfer from Kraken to EU bank account costs just €0.09 for any amount. Arrival is guaranteed (though can be late too of course). So the cheapness of bitcoin and high cost of modern fiat transactions ar
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10y ago
With recent introduction of cheap high-RAM VPS and dedicated boxes like Scaleway, I don't feel this is a problem anymore. Running of Clojure on Java gives excellent multithreading environment - I personally don't want to sacrific
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10y ago
I expected it to be even slower than that - usually happens with discount dedicated hardware. Not this time, apparently.
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10y ago
Fascinating. My 2014 2.5 GHz i7 MbPro is just 10-15% faster in 7z benchmark.
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10y ago
In this type of the task only payoff makes sense. With 30B+ paths and additional f(x) of path and sum of paths, real life optimization is not really possible - I'll bet in the middle of the night that some simple heuristics (e.g. prox
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10y ago
I think you don't understand what "to scale" means.
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10y ago
Terrorism scales, it is fat tailed distribution (9/11 again, anyone?). Cancer, guns and car accidents - no. Article is plain bullshit.
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10y ago
This is basic risk management. What matters is error survival, not absence of errors. Moreover, total absence of errors means accumulating dangerous risk. See NN Taleb, for example.
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10y ago
The one who erred (and recovered) once is more valuable than the one who never made mistakes.
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10y ago
The hard truth is that nobody loves voluntary slaves, and even less of all - their masters. > These people make it seem like employment-based immigration is not as respectable or legitimate, compared to refugee/asylum and family-bas
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How does taxi airport strike help travelers?
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Who sells them weapons and buys oil?
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10y ago
Have to say, JavaScript itself also can't "just use" all the JS stuff.
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juskrey
10y ago
On (6) - I had a US LLC with bank account without even visiting US.
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10y ago
Scientists must have their skin in the game - so the facts will fight for themselves.
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10y ago
Okay, if anyone here has an access to data, I'll place a bet.
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10y ago
Just a tool to embrace the unknown.
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10y ago
Yes!
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I think this says a lot about spurious correlations in DNA "science".
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10y ago
And adds 68 staff to IT dept.
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"system died from autoimmune disease" - this is gold! I can't imagine why would anyone want to have an untested set of semibuggy functions just to replace them at will. However, I can imagine the tinkering code approach, not
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