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by rayuela 6y ago
Ok, one of you smart people please explain the significance to this. It sounds super cool, but is way over my head.
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Coronavirus Vaccine from Moderna Shows Early Signs of Viral Immune Response(bloomberg.com)
3 points by rayuela 6y ago|0 comments
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by rayuela 6y ago
Hutchins was busted for committing bank fraud. Him doing one good thing does not absolve him of having committed another crime...he's still a criminal. Rather than protest him being arrested we should advocate for him getting a reduced
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by rayuela 6y ago
Seriously, wtf
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Sweden Has Avoided a Coronavirus Lockdown. Its Economy Is Hurting Anyway(wsj.com)
2 points by rayuela 6y ago|1 comments
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by rayuela 6y ago
How many of these reddit posts were themselves bot posts? Is it bots all the way down now?
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NYC Office Leasing at Lowest Since 2009 with More Pain to Come(bloomberg.com)
2 points by rayuela 6y ago|0 comments
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by rayuela 6y ago
This! Amazon is taking a huge risk in exposing themselves to the wrath of a personal feud between Bezos and Trump.
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by rayuela 6y ago
This seems like a trivial administrative hurtle. My AI didn't invent that, I did....
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by rayuela 6y ago
I'm getting really tired of these funds advertising these single event returns. Looking at their long term performance makes them look mediocre at best. There are seriously countless funds that have been betting on the next big disaste
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by rayuela 6y ago
This is terrible branding. At first I thought it was called soundART, which would be a million times better. Hell, I'm pretty sure you could get away with switching those two letters and nobody would notice. Rebrand ASAP! How many arti
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by rayuela 6y ago
Crypto Fund II to pay off investors from Crypto Fund I... genius I tell ya.
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No Junk Debt Is Too Risky: How Fed’s Bailout Changed Everything(bloomberg.com)
2 points by rayuela 6y ago|0 comments
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by rayuela 6y ago
Sooo confused by this. This doesn't seem competitive at all. Is there some super secret special sauce that's not immediately apparent in the spec sheet? Who the hell is going to buy this?????
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by rayuela 6y ago
This seems like the very exact case where you'd want to pierce the corporate veil. If this doesn't qualify then what does?
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by rayuela 6y ago
Oh wow you're absolutely right. This is actually a really clever solution to the problem presented in this paper.
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by rayuela 7y ago
You could translate this to a non-CUDA GPU, such as a mobile GPU, but even that would require a bit of effort to be able to condense it such that is wasn't a total lag fest. Executing this on CPU seems damn near impossible from a usabi
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by rayuela 7y ago
100% spot on analysis. This is bailing out the rich strategy again. Gotta be ready to ride this wave up if you can, but oh man is this gonna hurt when it pops.
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by rayuela 7y ago
Love it when people cite FRED. Top quality data source and one of the best litmus tests for the credibility of someone's claims on economic matters. This guy knows what he's talking bout. Good job!
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by rayuela 7y ago
They're literally buying JUNK bonds.... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-09/fed-unlea...
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by rayuela 7y ago
What is clear is that as an entity heavily invested in cryptocurrency they benefit from peddling it to poor ignorant plebs. Maybe this article should start by first disclosing their large long position in cryptocurrency. This is marketing g
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by rayuela 7y ago
Wow this is a true OG account. Good shit btw, keep up the good work!
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by rayuela 7y ago
Totally agree with this. This is something you can clearly see in Trump's approval rating, which just reached the highest levels of his entire tenure [1]. Things are only getting more polarizing, but the really scary thing is that this
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by rayuela 7y ago
That's why we should be conducting random tests on samplings of the populations. This would be a statistics problem.
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Google Offers User Location Data to Health Officials Tackling Coronavirus(wsj.com)
9 points by rayuela 7y ago|2 comments
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by rayuela 7y ago
I would love to see you take this and short the SP500, really put your money where your mouth is. Value is relative, and relative to the rest of the world the US is going to fare quite well. So good luck to you!
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by rayuela 7y ago
??? That's not how you measure deflation.... edit: for those wondering you wanna look at a Consumer Price Index (CPI) to dertemine inflation/deflation
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by rayuela 7y ago
These here are the important details about this and it looks pretty egregious on Amazon's behalf. Imagine the sort of leverage they could wield over their employees if they are able to get away with this kind of behavior?
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by rayuela 7y ago
Thank you for commenting. Too many arm chair economist talking out their bums in these threads. I'm always reluctant to even look at these discussions now a days due to the poor quality of the comments, but your comment gives me hope.
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by rayuela 7y ago
What do you mean by "good market conditions?" Also, we're definitely not in deflationary conditions - this implies a decrease in prices of goods. The shock to supply chains is actually going to make things more expensive. Wha

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