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riku_iki
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riku_iki
2y ago
> Doctors don't make treatments out of thin air but by testing drugs/procedures and seeing what works. Its not doctors who do testing. I was several times in situation, when doctor with early ChatGPT confidence prescribed some
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riku_iki
2y ago
Your citation actually doesn't indicate Ukrainians are associated with pigs there.
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riku_iki
2y ago
> we don't need you assholes You really need it. Food chain of your own paycheck likely rely on efficient ads at many points.
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riku_iki
2y ago
> Someone buys Chrome and needs to turn a profit from Chrome, rather than using it to indirectly profit from the web in general like Google does -> Chrome probably goes to shit and development massively slows I kinda believe Chromium
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riku_iki
2y ago
sites which survive will charge them for access to data, like reddit and wikipedia are already doing.
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riku_iki
2y ago
but polars has sql too
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riku_iki
2y ago
> Google's ad dominance will probably never go away unless antitrust action by the FTC/DOJ/EU force a breakup. chatgpt has good chance to kill google search -> kill google.
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riku_iki
2y ago
wondering why just polars is not enough?
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riku_iki
2y ago
Compared to -35% stock loss in last month yes. But Musk may get bunch of juicy government contracts (tesla, ai) from Trump eventually.
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riku_iki
2y ago
2% is avg daily stock fluctuation..
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riku_iki
2y ago
One year is not indicative. Point of interest will be around 2030-2035, when multiple countries are having aggressive deadlines for EV adaptation. So, the question is will toyota be able adapt to new reality? So far they couldn't, EV a
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riku_iki
2y ago
> producing more cars than Toyota at higher margins Interesting that Tesla surpassed Toyota in net income in 2023 already: 15B vs 14B.
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riku_iki
2y ago
I think BYD market capitalization would be (or already) high if not CCP risks.
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riku_iki
2y ago
You checking "units sold", revenue wise Tesla is just 2x smaller: $100B vs $200B.
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riku_iki
2y ago
Tesla is way better positioned than Toyota in likely upcoming EV world, so capitalization is result of future expectations.
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riku_iki
2y ago
One speculation is that it will not deflate, because government has many T of debt -> need to service it -> need to print more money for that -> inflation and market gain.
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riku_iki
2y ago
I personally don't observe this
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riku_iki
2y ago
they likely utilized expertise/supply chain from Tesla
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riku_iki
2y ago
> because by its very nature it bypasses most of the ads. for now.
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riku_iki
2y ago
vix ticker graph was higher on 3 other dates during last year. In two cases it was very much higher: 40 vs current 24.
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riku_iki
2y ago
I run it on test account, if I subtract commissions and potential sleapage, it looked like gambling with odds slightly in my favor, in short, my deep learning pattern recognitions were not strong enough on that market.
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riku_iki
2y ago
> but notice how, for example, from the previous calculations the problem of trading is less of a “technical” problem and more of a market, risk management, money management, statistical kind of problem. I agree. It just happened I buil
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riku_iki
2y ago
> what AGI has always meant. Reading wikipedia about history of the term, it sounds like term was popularized by this book: https://www.amazon.com/Artificial-General-Intelligence-Cogni... which says that general means &
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2y ago
> This is not AGI. > Let's take an old version of the Wikipedia page about AGI, from end of 2022 sure, its not AGI by old wikipedia definition, which imo is human-centric and more definition of superintelligence (requires ability
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riku_iki
2y ago
> Not only can they not reach AGI, they cannot reach their own definition of AGI. that definition likely not their's but came from Microsoft when they dumped 10B into OAI and was a condition for revenue sharing clause. One can argue
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riku_iki
2y ago
Yes, options are to have some number(potentially insignificant compared to deaths caused by obesity or overdoses for example) mass shootings or kiss the feet of the dictator.
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riku_iki
2y ago
its funny that dems are those who suppress second amendment.
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riku_iki
2y ago
My hope is that I have good enough skills to build machine/deep learning model which will be able to recognize patterns base on historical data. I am more wondering how big is opportunity for solo trader and if I should try to do this
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riku_iki
2y ago
its on that benchmark, which likely is very challenging.
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riku_iki
2y ago
> about slippage, commission, over fitting my stuff to my test data this all kinda solvable, you add slippage, commissions to the profit calculations, and use separate eval data split(or 1, 2, 3, 4) to check how model is overfitting?
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