lvl100

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by lvl100 5y ago
I don’t know if you know but Mathematica inspired a lot of people.
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by lvl100 5y ago
People still use Zoom? Didn’t they hype up some productivity suite at the height of the pandemic to attract more investment money? Is Zoom management another scam management? One trick pony?
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by lvl100 5y ago
Gary Gensler should be the LAST person to regulate crypto.
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by lvl100 5y ago
It’s pathetic because you’re just writing nonsense and can’t even describe anything practically productive about crypto. None. By the way, I could ALSO write you 10,000 word salad about how commonly found stones can solve the wrongs in mode
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by lvl100 5y ago
This is just pathetic.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Facebook probably can’t find sellers in the acquisition market due to its negative reputation. They have to spend that money in something internal and this is the best they can do since Zuck is living in some fantasy world.
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by lvl100 5y ago
People cringe at Zuck but what he’s doing is nothing compared to what’s happening on the crypto scene.
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by lvl100 5y ago
If financial innovation means more nickle and diming people for every single transaction, I want to say NO THANK YOU.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I don’t get the hype around metaverse. It’s between Zuck and Jensen. Sure those two guys can push a lot of eyes and start something but the products simply do not exist. It’s as if they’re living in this fantasy world to create…Habbo Hotel
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by lvl100 5y ago
You’re right. It was a useless comment. My bad.
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by lvl100 5y ago
This thread is a bunch of front end devs talking about laptop performance.
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by lvl100 5y ago
iPhone 13 is not going to sell well. And while I believe they will sell a good amount of laptops this holiday season, they are relatively low margin products and do not represent cross selling opportunities as you do with phones. This is to
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by lvl100 5y ago
Current supply chain model is largely based on the likes of Walmart. They are also the company that pushed to manufacture goods in China. Walmart destroyed the rust belt. Walmart destroyed small businesses across the country. Walmart is the
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by lvl100 5y ago
It’s at best $500-600K during lifetime. Even if we are saying it’s $1M, the cost of college at $200-400K would make it absolutely not worth it. But the real reason is this: there’s nothing you can’t learn outside of these institutions for 9
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by lvl100 5y ago
Portland’s little secret was Powell’s technical bookstore. It was rarely busy in there and all the latest text books you can find. In the days before resources were available online, I learned most of my math and sciences in that little boo
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by lvl100 5y ago
College would be worth it if it costs exactly ZERO. Otherwise it’s a scam outside of maybe top 50-75 institutions across the world.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Anonymity doesn’t mean lack of accountability. There are ways to have both. Not hard.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Collusion and monopoly behaviors are nothing new. Competition as defined in modern day capitalism is destined for these market structures.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Imagine you sitting on incredible wealth by just being in SV over the past two decades. And then you come up with this garbage.
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by lvl100 5y ago
People who are unwilling to look stupid often have nothing to offer.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I was dead set on getting a new Mac but I think I will opt for Alder Lake. It appears Apple Silicon for desktop will be pretty much constrained to mobile designs and limitations. Perhaps I will revisit if they decide to release M1 Max insid
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by lvl100 5y ago
Sadly the scheme behind crypto extends well beyond tether. This is what happens when you have money sloshing around unregulated market with very loose margin and leverage limits, free money afforded by central banks, and an absolute mania.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I wonder if 64GB in unified memory will jumpstart ML developments for Macs. I cannot wait to run a Mac Mini farm.
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by lvl100 5y ago
What makes you think institutions do not execute market orders? They do it all the time especially in crypto. They do it to trigger buy orders.
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by lvl100 5y ago
In my opinion, most office jobs are redundant. When the world went WFH, these jobs were exposed.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I am aware of the Fed solution. I can tell you it’s DOA and by design.
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by lvl100 5y ago
I don’t think so.
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by lvl100 5y ago
Paypal is a classic rent seeker. Nearly two years into pandemic, they still refuse to hire people for live customer service. Despite record profit. If anyone is looking for a startup idea: an online payment platform that charges on outbound
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by lvl100 5y ago
This comparison gets me the most. People bringing up human error rate vs machine error rate. They’re not comparable at all. And it will be evident when you have majority autonomous cars on the road. Human errors are more or less RANDOM. Mac
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by lvl100 5y ago
I think this is more or less aimed at macroeconomics. And to be frank, macro and monetary economics are mostly bullshit. And you really don’t need these top down policies when we are capable of facilitating demand at an individual level. Ye

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