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gold has gone up more than most stocks in the last year, FYI. If you price the S&P in gold, it has declined steadily since 2000. Chinese industrials have increased priced in gold since 2000, incidentally.
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I think there's zero chance that congress will fix it. It can't fix relatively easy, low-hanging fruit such as PBGC soundness and social security soundness, so I think there is little hope for anything else. The problem is not con
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1y ago
Most of the market's upward movement is from a few stocks that are getting lots of juice from Federal policy. Gold and silver are at record levels because of capital fleeing fiat due to lack of confidence in central banks -- Trump is a
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1y ago
Does one of the following traditions inform your view on this issue? a) https://www.sefaria.org/Bava_Batra.90b.1?lang=bi&with=Introd... b) https://sunnah.com/nasai/44
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Which tradition inspires your view... a) https://www.sefaria.org/Bava_Batra.90b.1?lang=bi&with=Introd... b) https://sunnah.com/nasai/44
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1y ago
I'm curious which tradition inspires your view... a) https://www.sefaria.org/Bava_Batra.90b.1?lang=bi&with=Introd... b) https://sunnah.com/nasai/44
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1y ago
This is the “speculation is bad” take with a side of naïveté about how markets work. Open an order book. Prices and quantities aren’t decoration; they’re live telemetry for supply, demand, and how tight the crowd’s consensus is at each leve
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1y ago
All participants contribute to price discovery. A nanosecond order book helps with price discovery the deeper it is, regardless of whether orders clear. > The better the computers hooked directly into the exchange get you mean. I think
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The behavior of other participants is itself a first-class signal. Rule 611 compresses that signal. By forcing everything to orbit a size-agnostic NBBO, it collapses a lot of the “behavioral bandwidth” (depth, imbalance, sweep patterns, rep
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1y ago
I think you are letting your "speculation is bad" bias interfere with your understanding of dynamical systems.
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1y ago
Reg NMS’s Order Protection Rule (Rule 611) says you can’t trade through protected NBBO quotes, outside a few narrow exceptions. That’s the letter of the law. The practical effect isn’t just a bit of latency. It rewires incentives. With 611
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1y ago
Someday we will realize that using the term vibe before coding is like someone saying that today when we use GCC we are "vibe compiling" because we didn't compile the code manually. Once tooling becomes reliable and predictab
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1y ago
There is not. AMD didn't invest in tooling and interconnect technology the way Nvidia has, probably because of antitrust fears (or maybe mismanagement). But in terms of core GPU technology and fab, AMD is close to being a peer. I'
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1y ago
This is very smart. AMD has left this market untapped for a long time but will close the gap with nvidia rapidly.
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I have no doubt that open source will triumph over whatever nonsense the US Government is trying to do to attack DeepSeek. Without DeepSeek, OpeanAI Pro and Claude Pro would probably cost $1000 per month each already. I suspect that Grok i
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1y ago
Everything in the ICE tracking apps can be done as a web page. Good luck to MAGA trying to stop this, but the ugliness of ICE tactics will inspire a lot of people to build some very good technology to stop it.
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I had stopped using the sonnet model for anything important after some very big goof ups. 4.5 is definitely significantly better. I've been totally blown away by opus except on a project I'm working on I discovered a few unexpecte
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1y ago
It would be nice if claude code could monitor a time series of my heart rate to realize when it is soiling the bed.
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> They're incredibly dangerous to use if you don't know how to isolate them in a safe container but wow the stuff you can do with them is fascinating. True but all it will take is one report of something bad/dangerous actu
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I think what you are saying is true for CLI-only development using Swift. It is possible, but LLMs often get the commands wrong or don't realize how to accomplish something. There have been a number of times when claude/codex has
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1y ago
I think what a lot of people don’t realize is that the nuisance that a middle class person might feel from an urban tent city or a rat infestation is quite similar to the nuisance that an extremely wealthy person would feel from the entire
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How can capitalism create things like my macbook m3 that are very high quality, but you don't think it can create a very high quality healthcare business? Why doesn't everyone have a macbook like mine? Because society hasn't
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i'd be curious about other metrics in addition to death rate... - health adjusted quality of life metrics and the way they are impacted by various diagnoses - healthspan metrics - patient satisfaction - employee satisfaction Ultimately
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At least the deal is denominated in watts rather than currency which may hyperinflate soon.
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1y ago
I think you are being sarcastic, but in case you weren't, in 2014 60% of adults in the US owned a smartphone, so my point stands. Videos of police misconduct were already widespread before that. Someone took video of the killing of Eri
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1y ago
Prayer can do amazing things, including curing homosexuality. See Thiel's exploration of the "Antichrist". I remember when I used to think Thiel had libertarian values!
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Dashcam videos show cops abusing power and being on a power trip in various ways, some mildly annoying and some outrageous. This is also why mobile phone camera tech led to BLM as more and more people became aware of how police act when the
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It will be interesting to see how the pro-Trump crypto bros react to this. Likely by now the whole group has had a chance to invest heavily in various altcoins or whatever will be the beneficiary of government largesse, so these proposed (
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1y ago
Suppose the user uses an LLM for topics a, b, and c quite often, and d, e and f less often. Suppose b, c, and f are topics that OpenAI could offer interruption ads (full screen, 30 seconds or longer commercials) and most users would sit th
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1y ago
Tiktok has such a better feed algorithm than any of the incumbents. You see what you like, plain and simple. It made me realize how much the incumbents myopically prioritize ad engagement above all else.
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