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   by malshe 1y ago

   I suspect a majority of my students this semester used LLMs to complete homework assignments. It is really depressing. I spent hours making these assignments and all they probably did was to copy and paste them into ChatGPT. The worst part
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   by malshe 1y ago

   Nice job! I like the details you provide and the visualizations are nice too.
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   The Most Magical Formula in the World- Exploring the Power of Residues(cantorsparadise.com)

   2 points by malshe 1y ago|0 comments
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   by malshe 1y ago

   Same is true for sustainability related jobs. Given the backlash first from Texas, Florida, and other red states and now from the Trump administration, it is not at all surprising that these jobs are in decline. AI has nothing to do with it
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   by malshe 1y ago

   I assisted many professors in data collection for their research in the grad school. Later I also collected data for a couple of my papers. mTurk was very popular in the beginning in large part due to its low cost. Then one day they jacked
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   by malshe 1y ago

   > Almost all these solar installation firms targeted at residential are more or less financial engineering companies selling loans wrapped up with solar as an afterthought. They make all their money on the financing end. I agree. It&#x27
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   by malshe 1y ago

   Yes it could be. But I checked the electricity price in Brazil and at $0.16 per kWh it is almost the same as what we pay in Texas. https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Brazil/electricity_prices...
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   by malshe 1y ago

   Is this because of the labor costs in the US? In other countries the payback period is much shorter. Someone I know in Brazil told me it is 3-5 years for them. On a related note, I asked my AC guy if he knows any trustworthy solar installer
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   JPMorgan Tokenizes Private-Equity Fund on Its Own Blockchain(msn.com)

   1 points by malshe 1y ago|0 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    That’s great. Thanks
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Very interesting! Do you have a manuscript or a technical writeup for the model? I would love to learn more about the implementation details.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I am with you on this one. I have seen people making similar arguments about plastic dumped in the oceans where at least until about a decade ago China was well ahead of every nation. The oceans don't care about the per capita plastic
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    Nvidia becomes first $5T company in history(finance.yahoo.com)

    1 points by malshe 1y ago|0 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Thanks. I will try this.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    YT has a bad tendency for over-recommending. I watch one video about stock market and my next ten videos are about stock picking from random guys. I also immediately get advertisements for crypto platforms! The only time I appreciate over-r
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    by malshe 1y ago

    See the comments on that article where a few people have pointed this out.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I don't know how easy it is to increase prices in France but in some places they sell tickets in advance and there are only a limited number of them. Something like movie theaters.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I think its scope is narrower than a lit review assistant. I use it mainly for finding papers that I or my RAs might have missed in our lit review. I have a recent example where it helped me locate a highly relevant paper for my research. I
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    Thieves steal crown jewels in 4 minutes from Louvre Museum(apnews.com)

    161 points by malshe 1y ago|162 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Thanks for asking this because for a moment I thought I was too dense to read this correctly
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I play Quartiles in Apple News app daily ( https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/solve-quartiles-puzzl... ). Occasionally when I get stuck, I use ChatGPT to find a word that uses four word fragments or tiles. It ne
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Unfortunately the government will bail out the billionaires and no new lesson will be learned. Exactly like what happened during the Great Financial Crisis.
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    The South Butt(en.wikipedia.org)

    6 points by malshe 1y ago|2 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    > Then there are companies like Starbucks, which pays for CEO Brian Niccol to commute via private jet from his home in Southern California to corporate headquarters in Seattle on a hybrid schedule. The cushy arrangement irks a lot of emp
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    Bosses Are Cutting Costs, Just Not the Private Jet(wsj.com)

    8 points by malshe 1y ago|3 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Unlocked article: https://www.wsj.com/business/bosses-are-cutting-costs-just-n...
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    by malshe 1y ago

    > Table Integrity: Financial tables are never split—income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements remain atomic units with headers and data together In 10-k and 10-q often there are no table headers. This is particularly tr
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    by malshe 1y ago

    That's wonderful. Thanks a lot!
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Does anyone know how to make the diagrams and charts in this blog post? I liked the style.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I used it quite a bit today and happy to say that it worked flawlessly. Thanks for making this app!