phyalow

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by phyalow 3y ago
This is not just about one man's fate but a litmus test for democracy, transparency, and the power of state over the individual's right to expose wrongdoing. Assange's efforts through WikiLeaks to bring to light uncomfortable
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by phyalow 3y ago
How would you do the tracking something like openCV? Quite an interesting space…
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by phyalow 3y ago
£7,000 for a warehouse in Covent Garden, those sure were the days.
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by phyalow 3y ago
I have a top of the line System76 Laptop collecting dust. Completely broken multi monitor support (yes I tried the support route), it overheats underload, it fails to sleep properly, its extremely heavy and is made out of cheap plastic, and
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by phyalow 3y ago
https://serato.com/dj/lite
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A Visit to Belmarsh Prison, Where Julian Assange Awaits(thenation.com)
7 points by phyalow 3y ago|0 comments
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by phyalow 3y ago
Wait until you try a M processor series Macbook.
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by phyalow 3y ago
Not actually true, while MakerDAO (DAI's issuer) cant microtarget and freeze, DAI itself still has alot of systematic risk, i.e. it has a large part of its backing assets in USDC, Circle could freeze this part of their balance sheet VE
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by phyalow 3y ago
Is it really disgusting? I find it more disgusting that European and the UK governments havent to date (atleast 20 years of unfettered immigration has occured) stood more firmly for their own national interests (and citizens) and prevented
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by phyalow 3y ago
In 2023 isnt it almost always better to make a webapp through dash or something if you need a “gui”?
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by phyalow 3y ago
Or the Apple M series processors...
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by phyalow 3y ago
Lookup TGS Management, there are many others out there…
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by phyalow 3y ago
I keep getting: "Bruh, I ain't reading all that", its one A4 page...
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by phyalow 3y ago
* Cough * https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
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by phyalow 3y ago
Interesting profile. My 2cents, if what your saying is true re attention and window sizing, then you could incorporate and then raise a tonne of money for a serious research outfit. Why would you want to work for anyone else? You have the l
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by phyalow 3y ago
Welcome to reinforcement learning
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by phyalow 3y ago
xgboost
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by phyalow 3y ago
Also former Oxbridge attendee, it really isnt a reputation that is fully deserved. Local unis are more than fine. What matters more is your outlook on life, openness and adeptness to exploring yourself, industries and communities - ultimate
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by phyalow 3y ago
I think your right, but you could make the same argument for a lot of traditional businesses that deal in money, transfers/remittance or non-IG securities. Also this just happened: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/ar
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by phyalow 3y ago
https://www.vice.com/en/article/n7nzkq/stanford-professor-ga... There, is a Stanford Professor good enough for you? This is also referenced in the article: https://www.researchgate.net/publica
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by phyalow 4y ago
So reinforcement learning…
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by phyalow 4y ago
AWS AP-NORTHEAST-1
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by phyalow 4y ago
Not going to lie, I spent 5 minutes on this, I dont understand anything you posted and I am getting big time cube vibes. In the nicest way possible, take a deep breath and go fishing.
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by phyalow 4y ago
Or Microsoft Office...
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by phyalow 4y ago
I 100% agree, Google Colab Pro (or whatever they call it now) is a decent first step, for minimal money.
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by phyalow 4y ago
https://apnews.com/article/politics-united-states-government...
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by phyalow 4y ago
Halloween Harry, Contra, Pitfall!, Captain Quazar (although more isomorphic). Dont make them like they used to.
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by phyalow 4y ago
Source on the law?
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by phyalow 4y ago
You might be familiar with Jump Capital, Jane Street, DRW, Hudson River Trading etc all deal in crypto and act in the way you describe.
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by phyalow 4y ago
Hedge funds are absolute return benchmarked typically.

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