lvl100

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by lvl100 5y ago
Grades are arbitrary. Plenty of kids start a year late sometimes on purpose by parents to give them a leg up. Particularly for grades 8-12, in school education is vital. You seem very concerned about the economy.
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by lvl100 5y ago
They should really consider repeating grades for kids. The pandemic is robbing the kids of proper education. I suppose this is too late.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I think you’re mainly focusing on macro and it’s not completely unwarranted. That said, micro stuff is fascinating to say the least, and very pertinent to data science. In fact, much of “data science” projects until 2012-13ish were handled
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by lvl100 5y ago
Help save the world from total destruction.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Thinking back as a math major who took a couple of exams, it’s an utterly outdated and dying career path. And it boggles my mind why they kept recommending such a narrow path to math majors.
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is why you always hold real assets. And, no, crypto is not real.
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by lvl100 5y ago
US fed the beast that is CCP and now the beast can’t be controlled. Do you fault the beast or the idiot who miscalculated and kept feeding the beast?
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by lvl100 5y ago
I really think Wolfram missed a huge opportunity in mid 2000’s. They basically had the best interactive programming experience by far. Mathematica should/could have been an essential tool for all data scientists. I still prefer Mathema
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by lvl100 5y ago
Reddit is more than 3/4 of my time on internet. It’s got more eye share than anything outside of Google landing page.
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by lvl100 5y ago
You are assuming everyone can get out at the same time at price X. That’s not going to happen. Generally in crashes/drawdowns, 2/3 will see 1/3 of the price in liquidation.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I just want an alternative to CUDA. I am sick of Nvidia’s monopoly in this space.
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is not material in my view in the sense that it was going to get blocked by EU. And to be perfectly honest, it’s really not Nvidia’s fault that ARM sold out to Softbank, a known player with hard investment return mandates. I am sure Ap
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by lvl100 5y ago
I recently opted for Sony Google TV because at least I can trace where my stuff is going with Google. Also it’s hard to find a capable 4K120Hz devices so you’re pretty much stuck with in-device apps to get the best quality.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I personally think Jack is grossly out of touch with reality. Even when it comes to crypto, he refuses to support anything outside of BTC. Twitter is still the best medium for real-time news and information dissemination. Hopefully they can
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by lvl100 5y ago
Your job is “super stressful and emotionally taxing?” Why do Wall Streeters always grossly overestimate their jobs? Managing money is really not that hard especially in the past 10 years. Even monkeys can do it.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I think of it as my own RAM. Search used to be quite slow and you had to have knowledge stored in your RAM to be proficient. Memory was valued but you also had to deal with human limitations. Fast forward to today and search can be done qui
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by lvl100 5y ago
I think it’s important to have detailed plans (daily schedules etc) to keep yourself busy albeit at leisurely pace. More importantly have specific goals. It doesn’t have to be career-oriented goals. It can be something simple like “learning
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by lvl100 5y ago
What’s so unfortunate? Why bother injecting Japanese into this article focused on Korean divers? You’re basically saying they didn’t mention Japanese in an article about Korean divers because…?
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by lvl100 5y ago
1) you’re right that social programs in EU is great but there’s a hidden cost. It’s all derived from centuries of imperialism/colonialism and the wealth accrued as a direct result. You’re effectively reaping the benefit (and this will
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is not well researched and written. There are many cheap EC keyboards out there. The price premium is due to cult following that predates the recent trend in mechanical keyboards.
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by lvl100 5y ago
As far as I am concerned, the US is not going to go after tech monopolies outside of maybe Facebook. They are quite literally taking over the world and that’s bringing a lot of money and benefits to US interests. The US is a commerce firs
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by lvl100 5y ago
To be fair, any of the big tech monopolies can replicate anything out in the marketplace today for less than $100M.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Good for them! I am surprised Amazon hadn’t purchase them by now. I really think Netlify can do something incredible if they can offer an e-commerce solution (Stripe/Square/EasyPost/Shippo) that can compete with Shopify. And
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by lvl100 5y ago
AMD software support is pretty bad for a company of its size. They’re trying to do the minimum. It’s almost as if they don’t want to compete with Nvidia due to collusion.
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by lvl100 5y ago
If you look at DAW and plug-in offerings they have a lot of these in digital format. But you’re right about having actual physical controls is very different. And I do think there will be a completely custom audio interface/keyboard&#x
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by lvl100 5y ago
You’re 1000% better off leveraging via futures and/or options. TQQQ is a scam.
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is not hype. It’s a fraud.
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by lvl100 5y ago
NFT serves one purpose: to legitimize crypto.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I’d say wealth effect from people seeing their retirement account ballooning in such a short period of time. The demand will last for awhile especially in places like EU where the stimulus was substantially higher than in the US for lower m
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by lvl100 5y ago
Most data scientists are not smart. They are basically pushing a few buttons. This is true even for “Ivy” trained PhDs. There are may be a handful of people who can do truly profound work today. The rest are only capable of replication ie m

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