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by pshc 6y ago
Would it help if Uniswap implemented a cooldown on adding/removing liquidity?
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by pshc 6y ago
Sorry, 10k tx/sec on sharded ETH2 sounds really high to me, is that really the goal or a typo?
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by pshc 6y ago
Do you have a source on people generally disliking async/await? I've become a fan of it in JS.
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by pshc 6y ago
Who knows, deep learning AI has progressed to be just about smart enough to make autonomous poop-picking-up robots feasible—maybe it’s a sign
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by pshc 6y ago
They could do bake ads in JS too, but websites aren’t really incentivized to do so as it would increase latency and complexity.
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by pshc 6y ago
I'm also a layperson but my take was that the turtle visual cortex doesn't carry individual 'pixel' signals (and low-level features) like ours does. Instead it immediately turns the pixel signals into a high-level holist
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by pshc 6y ago
#shitHNsays
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by pshc 6y ago
This discord is from the r/algotrading sticky: https://discord.com/invite/86a5SGh
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by pshc 6y ago
(fan)
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by pshc 6y ago
It’s not impossible to make copies of and secure private keys if you have a plan. (But even if you had bought some and preserved it, would you have had the tenacity/foresight to hold onto the BTC for 7+ years?)
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by pshc 6y ago
Who is “we”?
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by pshc 6y ago
Exactly! When I’m on my phone I want to use the internet, take pictures, use banking apps, access email and Dropbox, and watch video. That’s mostly it. I don’t expect or want to be productive, as security is more important.
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by pshc 6y ago
Yup. Visualizations that harness our brains' spatial memory and reasoning, specifically.
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by pshc 6y ago
Satisfactory (the game) too!
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by pshc 6y ago
Codebases are, in my mind at least, a virtual space. I believe that one day programs will look like factory floors or cities. They will produce and consume physical analogues for values and types, which you can pick up and examine. Want to
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by pshc 6y ago
For sure, learn from it, but it's nearly impossible to keep secure. Start new projects in a safe language.
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by pshc 6y ago
Only for new projects. At this point there's no reason to repeat the mistakes of the past.
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by pshc 6y ago
Though maybe don't start any new projects in C.
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by pshc 6y ago
Would you say you found a result similar to the lottery ticket hypothesis? https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.03635
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by pshc 6y ago
Ah, I see what you mean, thanks!
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by pshc 6y ago
Yes it’ll reduce latency, but doesn’t it also increase parallelism? A single-threaded program ought to improve overall, unless the extra overhead you mentioned dominates. A parallel program might improve or not. I think if you wanted to do
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by pshc 7y ago
Feels like there's too much impedance mismatch, as integers aren't a first-class citizen in JS. You can use array buffers, but... I imagine you would want precise control over numerical representations everywhere to fully auto-dif
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by pshc 7y ago
To fit a better lens and image sensor, they would either have to thicken the Macbook lid or add a camera bump. Seems unlikely.
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by pshc 7y ago
Latte art and craft brewing.
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by pshc 7y ago
I had the same experience, in SF too. Second floor corner apartment on Fell St, a wide and busy road along the park. The windowsills on that side accumulated black dust unlike the other side of the corner.
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by pshc 7y ago
That’s fair. I was thinking about dimly lit bars.
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by pshc 7y ago
That gets me thinking: in some parallel universe history of the Earth where interior lighting and photography was primarily developed by and for people of color, I bet average indoor lighting would be brighter, and Caucasian skin would ofte
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by pshc 7y ago
Simply an absurd amount of hard work. Millions upon millions of person-hours spent banging foreheads against C++ and the like. Billions of gray hairs. But that’s progress for you.
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by pshc 7y ago
Don’t shill cryptocurrencies here, please.
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by pshc 7y ago
> 3 is closer to the universal optimum 2.71 than is 2. That is the absolute most simple elevator pitch for ternary. - iota co-founder Drivel like the above has long outed Iota as an absolute scam. The ternary business was some mixture

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