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by phyalow 2y ago
Arnt, it's ironic that you accuse me of beating a straw man when you're the one misrepresenting my point. I never claimed the article presents stock performance as the sole economic indicator, yet you've constructed this fals
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by phyalow 2y ago
Stocks arent the economy and their performance is not indicative of economic health. This needs to be hammered in over and over again.
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by phyalow 2y ago
>If RenTech is so good, they should have people that are a class above everyone else What does this mean? All the firms you have posted do different things. > Does someone claim that RenTech has more smart traders than Jane Street, Ci
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by phyalow 2y ago
Alot of this really isnt new, Andrej Karpathy covered the principles here 8 years ago for CS231n at Stanford https://youtu.be/yCC09vCHzF8&t=1640
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by phyalow 2y ago
A small victory. I truly hope Assange is released from custody as a free man soon.
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by phyalow 2y ago
In a similar vein, pass through mode on my Vision Pro has a similar effect. I adds super realistic looking shadows on the ground to mimic shadows cast by the windows open. I didnt notice it for a few weeks because it looked so realistic.
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by phyalow 2y ago
Yeah, they would go offshore. But it would never get to that point, because the entire proposition is so asinine. Your pension fund already trades on global exchanges. Your pension fund has a best execution duty. In fact splitting US equity
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by phyalow 2y ago
Really? You have the new model, sure, I have it too, but afaik nobody has the new ultra fast and variable voice + video chat on mobile.
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by phyalow 2y ago
Both are excellent, I'll add these two too: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/186124 https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/482347
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by phyalow 2y ago
If anyone else was looking for the source of this, it's here: https://emergencyprocedures.pjm.com/ep/pages/dashboard.jsf
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by phyalow 2y ago
Just wanted to say, I adore Maurice Gee, "The Halfmen of O" left quite the impression on me as a child. Great quintessential New Zealand sci-fi novels from a fantastic mind.
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by phyalow 2y ago
That 1866 map on the Wikipedia link is stunning, I remember being shown it during a Phyisical Geography class at the University of Auckland, the professors comments at the time where something along the lines of "probably okay, but als
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by phyalow 2y ago
https://youtu.be/6AOpomu9V6Q?si=ovW6Ok8vhxENW1JX
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by phyalow 2y ago
Except they were an exchange not a “bank” who promised and contractually made out that customer funds were segregated and not re hypothecated. Both demonstrably false assertions that enabled significant fraud. CZ got very lucky (by virtue o
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by phyalow 2y ago
Very cool, out of interest have you tried other planning approaches (for fun?) i.e. traditional control, MCTS or RL methods?
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by phyalow 2y ago
I think the USS Omaha video is one of the most anomalous videos. https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/13in2... https://thedebrief.org/pentagon-confirms-leaked-video-showin...
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by phyalow 2y ago
It’s exactly the same phenomena at play like after S.A.C. was found guilty of insider trading / or trading with a black edge Point72 (the successor brand) is more popular than ever with capital allocators. Funny how the world works.
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by phyalow 2y ago
This was always my favourite passage of Neuromancer: "THE JAPANESE HAD already forgotten more neurosurgery than the Chinese had ever known. The black clinics of Chiba were the cutting edge, whole bodies of technique supplanted monthly,
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by phyalow 3y ago
For smaller scale projects, its basically a no brainer still to use pytorch.
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by phyalow 3y ago
Depends whos asking (actually of course I do), my email is on my profile.
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by phyalow 3y ago
Its tough out there. I have a degree from Cambridge, 10 years of (quant) experience at hedge funds and banks and im still getting rejected too. I will only say 12 applications isnt that much these days, keep persevering and you will hit you
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by phyalow 3y ago
> Recording conversations is not the same as plotting a kidnapping. That is true, but I was replying to OP who said such a thing never happened, when it is clear they did, including the CIA hiring a 3rd party firm to monitor Assange via
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by phyalow 3y ago
The plot was exceptionally well advanced and was actively surveiling the equadorian embassy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunstler_v._Central_Intelligen...
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by phyalow 3y ago
Agreed the historical record is terrible. However the tide is turning recently under the Albenese Govt. https://www.reuters.com/world/australia-pm-backs-parliament-...
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by phyalow 3y ago
Crypto firms are hiring like crazy right now for software engineering positions. Whatever you think about the space, its a solid paycheck until something else comes along.
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by phyalow 3y ago
Maybe one day you will see the bigger picture. >> Manning’s lawyer even argued that the leaked info didn’t contain anything that was still sensitive or would harm ongoing missions. >And that argument failed. https://www.
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by phyalow 3y ago
I see where you're coming from, but I think there's a big misunderstanding about what Julian Assange is really being accused of. It's super important to remember that a lot of what he did is pretty much what investigative jou
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by phyalow 3y ago
190 UK tests, only 2 failures, and those failures are on the 2 most recent launches. Something is obviously wrong.
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by phyalow 3y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/jan/26/us-planning-... Maybe related? From a month ago.
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by phyalow 3y ago
https://caityjohnstone.medium.com/assange-smear-2-hes-a-rapi...

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