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by lvl102 4y ago
Why would it converge when we are already starting with concentration? PoS would only work if we all started with nothing from t=0 which NO ONE in the crypto space would concede to because they don’t want to give up their wealth. So in the
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by lvl102 4y ago
Assets more concentrated than even diamond mines but it’s going to democratize finance for humanity. Notice concepts such as PoS would make it even more concentrated.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Can someone explain to me why M1 Ultra doesn’t scale ratably compared to RTX? It seems it should perform at about 1/2 of 3090. Is it because Apple locked down what you can do with the GPU?
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by lvl102 4y ago
Disability benefits in the US is so absurd. I would characterize it as all or nothing. They often completely ignore people with “marginal” disabilities but if you are rich enough to afford a good lawyer, you guessed it, you can qualify for
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by lvl102 4y ago
Let’s be honest, if you ever worked in East Asian countries with these work ethic culture, you’d know they just sit around the office doing absolutely nothing. It’s bullshit.
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by lvl102 4y ago
There were so many unicorns that were pulled forward to go public that I don’t even think there’s this gigantic fluff remaining (a la dotcom). They already busted and it doesn’t even feel like we crashed.
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by lvl102 4y ago
The Fed is compounding its mistakes of not stopping QE last year by pulling forward QT in order to fight inflation that is outside of its control (Ukraine and China).
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by lvl102 4y ago
Microsoft/Nuance has been doing great in this area. I am very impressed with TTS on Windows. It makes proofing documents that much easier. I do think there is a need for some type of markup (akin to sheet music) for supervised learning
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by lvl102 4y ago
For devs, MacOS is still pia. Asahi is still far behind. I just don’t get why Apple wouldn’t embrace Linux. Who’s stopping that from happening now that Jobs is gone?
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by lvl102 4y ago
I was bullish on Intel all of last year but I think it’s effectively dead money until 2024-25. Between AMD and Apple, Intel is so far behind. Their GPU launch is also an indication that they are very disorganized.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I made something like 100x on that trade so I think I did OK.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I think the overall impact of crypto is 30-35% of their business.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I remember I was short the stock via puts quite a bit and they kept saying crypto was 5% of the business which I knew was a lie. It turned out great for me. Fast forward to 2022, you see how much of the GPU “shortage” was due to crypto mini
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by lvl102 4y ago
The operative word here is “active” for the lawyers to get away with false stats.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Everything after the ribbon was garbage. They changed it, for worse, to sell new copies.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Nothing will replace a spreadsheet in financial modeling.
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by lvl102 4y ago
They really need to tap into the 401(k) market but we all know how that is going to end for retail investors…
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by lvl102 4y ago
Phrased differently, there are far more job opportunities in the US vs Canada especially in tech. So what is the US gaining here handing out jobs to Canadians? And it’s not like the education systems are so different that the US is gaining
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by lvl102 4y ago
Not really sure what to think of this merger. They’re both has-beens. FDM printer space has changed quite a bit over the past decade and it’s decidedly DIY with Prusa dominating the space. And the fact that other, far more advanced, printin
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by lvl102 4y ago
Yet, we continue to have innovations and standard of living across the world is rapidly increasing…hmmm.
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by lvl102 4y ago
This market is so wild. The big techs are making so much money yet the market is in turmoil if you simply remove the big four (Apple, Google, Microsoft and Amazon). There are some great “value” if you look hard enough. People are quick to d
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by lvl102 4y ago
It’s direct because (1) he is selling and collateralizing his shares, and (2) he is also taking on a role to overhaul Twitter that’s going to take time away from Tesla.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Elon backing out because he realized he will lose a lot of money on this because his TSLA shares are also plunging as a _direct_ result of his actions.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Not sure what he is proud of? Twitter did NOTHING for a decade. That’s why they’re being acquired. Zuckerberg was right about his “clown car” comment.
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by lvl102 4y ago
(1) Tether is probably skimming a few percentages off of top trying to charge people for the run. (2) It might not and this is the beginning of the end. And I am so glad it is finally here. I am so sick of crypto.
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by lvl102 4y ago
That’s actually better because you have a virtual key bed. I’ve heard that Apple will release Logic for iOS later this year.
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by lvl102 4y ago
That trade was Druckenmiller not Soros. Give credit where credit is due.
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by lvl102 4y ago
It’s called Macbook with Logic Pro. You can send your money directly to Apple.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Not true at all. They’re on very good terms.
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by lvl102 4y ago
My main takeaway from reading that is OP is a degenerate gambler. And s/he still is.

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