lanevorockz

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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Not really, Apple is a very liquid stock and he materialise his gains pretty quickly.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
The biggest issue of Climate Change is that it doesn’t really mean anything. We need to be precise if we want action done. Our worst enemy is lack of information and the mistakes done when selling Global Warming, think Al Gore in the 1990s.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
It’s not politics, when a country promises to start the nuclear holocaust the fame changes. Putin turned Ukraine into a World War threat. Don’t be fooled, nobody expected such reckless which is a sign of desperation. Russia is certainly in
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
I don’t understand why you make this rhetorical point. Climate Change is a passive threat, War is an imminent one. Equating the two is evil.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Of course Capitalism exists outside of the government. Look at the extremes: Capitalism : Mercantile Exchange were value is created by the providers and users. Socialism : Central Government sets values and controls every single aspect of y
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Cronyism is essential part of Big Government, something that is not necessary for Capitalism but completely necessary for Socialism.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
That is a problem that needs cracking but you are starting to see the solution emerging on the crypto and DeFi work.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Capitalism is the ultimate democracy, everyone votes with their labour and their purchases. The more regulation, the less power the individual has. Of course, some regulation is necessary to avoid abuses. Discussions should be on the level
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Cronyism is indeed the disease and there is a solution on automation and transparency. Big Government is not the solutions and it will only make all the problems worse. I really don't understand why so many smart people think that solu
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Free Money never ends ... Authoritarianism never decelerates.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Americans are finally catching up to Third World standards. It's pretty common to work two jobs and juggle between them, it's just that you used to be able to have a decent life with one revenue stream. It seems that after covid t
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
“Mistakenly”
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Certainly it's Big Tech that knows who should you mate with. Never questions our overlords please.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
You can easily disprove your theory by using the number of vaccinated vs unvaccinated that were exposed. We are talking about severity and not spread, that is easily done.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Who determines Beta-Quality ? What you complain here is something all developed countries already allow, anyways .. let the lobbyist bribe whoever they want.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
No wonder Tesla is leaving California, over and over again you see corruption and government control taking over inovation.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Absolutely, I find this claim of "created santa" is so silly that it sounds like revisionist history. Kazakhstan, Lithuania and other regions have "Santa" traditions that go back over a hundred years and it is mostly ind
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
At this point, I find it remarkable that people use the term “found studies” as anything but self selection. You can prove anything including that the earth is flat and that video footage in the moon landing is fake. Don’t forget that the a
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
It also means that deep learning algorithms will soon deserve more rights than humans.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
It’s still a gradation, “as complex” is obviously a stretch. The whole argument is silly, soon turning off my Deep Learning algorithms because they are more complex than lobster.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Boiling is supposed to be painless and it’s meaning behind “boiling a frog alive”.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Language is not about correct or incorrect, just about what people use. Please don’t obsess about it.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
If you want to stop the sale of Lobsters, yes. It’s one of those politics first arguments.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
I don't want to be pedantic here but Facebook was the replacement for Google's Orkut. Orkut started messing up and they lost their leadership position almost overnight.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
I think the removal of the Dislike shows one of the key problems of Social Media. They want to act as old school broadcasters in the information age. The Dislike button made companies immediately aware of the success of a campaign, somethin
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Python Quants for the win ! I was lazy enough to stay with R but it was nice of Wes of building pandas, made adoption super easy.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
We are getting really good at mind reading.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
YouTube is a proper tyranny, they use the algorithm as way to lobby society to their benefit. No wonder Google removed the "don't be evil" motto.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Indeed, there is also another piece of this puzzle. PhDs became a step in the career now, so people don’t study for ground breaking research or their masterpieces. Give me a subject that has companies interested in, you get scholarships and
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
So many word for so little content. We are mostly scientists here so you don’t need to be so condescending. Problem is that your words are just opinion with no basis in reality, no consensus get to 99% without some manipulation.

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