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mlcrypto
3y ago
The perspective from inside the circle was mind blowing. Can that be an analogy to relativity & time?
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mlcrypto
3y ago
I'm scrolling through this thread to find some reputable companies and I don't think I've seen any
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mlcrypto
3y ago
Or maybe they know they can do anything in front of the car because it will always yield. It will be interesting to see the game theory develop when most of the roads are full of driverless cars so you can gain an edge on the road risk free
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mlcrypto
3y ago
The crazy people are the ones that think they can keep the planet's climate constant forever. Never happened, never will
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mlcrypto
3y ago
The Earth's greatest temperature was before humans ever existed
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mlcrypto
3y ago
"free markets dynamics are bad until they favor me!" I find most reddit users to very hypocritical
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mlcrypto
3y ago
"senators should have term limit!" "I get to be a mod forever though"
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mlcrypto
3y ago
Musk is actually very successful with Twitter. All time high users. Musk has never failed any business. Ignore the white knights
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mlcrypto
3y ago
The white knight protestors are going to inconvenience me much more than reddit's changes. I just use old reddit in mobile web browser so I am not affected
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mlcrypto
3y ago
But people forget we're getting taxed more now than the colonies did
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mlcrypto
4y ago
I thought Europe is the same way. In France you get stabbed too and burned in the street by the riots
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mlcrypto
4y ago
At this point I'm willing to believe any theory that the "experts" are scrambling to to hide
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Proof of work is the key innovation that secures the decentralized network. Thinking that something is possible with no energy is the real fantasy land of scammers (aka proof of stake)
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mlcrypto
4y ago
The energy usage is worth it compared to fiat that is defended by the military industrial complex: https://twitter.com/JasonPLowery/status/1491826850569637889?... I also don't think there's anything inhe
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mlcrypto
4y ago
How much energy does it take to defend the US dollar currently?
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Worst case scenario deposits are not safe in banks. Best case scenario all deposits are insured by 31T national debt. All roads lead to Bitcoin
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mlcrypto
4y ago
The new Turing test is to check whether it can support a conservative viewpoint
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mlcrypto
4y ago
If it's just filling out the hiring committee packet by itself then it has a big advantage. I think many humans could get an advantage if we got 45 minutes in private to type out solutions and submit it ourselves instead of performing
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mlcrypto
4y ago
And it's against most company policy to install unapproved software and deliver it to customers
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Why do we need ChatGPT when I can tell you the fundamental truths of the universe right now? Fossil fuel bad, liberal good, conservative bad, vaccine good, Russia bad, Ukraine good
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Funny how fast these drug companies gained the undying trust of every liberal overnight. Almost like it was orchestrated
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Tom Brady can't solve physics equations but he can throw the football into the end zone. That's what I'm offering this corporation. I can't solve CS questions but I can deliver a great product
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Would EA engineers get Amazon compensation?
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Quantitative easing
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mlcrypto
4y ago
The megabull case for Bitcoin is when hedge funds realize Bitcoin is the much better property than real estate. They dump their real estate and buy up Bitcoin. Bitcoin doesn't degrade and the effort to manage it scales by a constant fa
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Yep human brain is just neurons firing or chemicals activating
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Satoshi Nakamoto already solved trustless store of value
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mlcrypto
4y ago
A lot of human "choice" is actually just a neuron firing or chemical in the brain going off
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mlcrypto
4y ago
That reminds me of the argument about sentience lately. Why can't a neural network be sentient if all our actions have been trained by interacting with the world since birth?
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mlcrypto
4y ago
Some people are luckier than others
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