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by ses1984 7mo ago
>The same harsh penalties mentioned above might influence people to declare a higher level of social trust than they actually have. This 100%. Political imprisonment and reeducation camps are antithetical to any definition of a high trus
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by ses1984 7mo ago
We are probably meant to assume ceteris paribus and only vary the dimension of corruption. I think you’re right that culture plays a key role. For example if small bribes are customary, that doesn’t erode trust, that’s just the way things a
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by ses1984 7mo ago
Normally you buy into something like SP500 via something like an ETF, something with a very low fee because it’s managed entirely automatically via simple algorithms. How can you invest in SP500 minus TSLA without racking up exorbitant fees
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by ses1984 7mo ago
It’s been a bit longer than that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_journalism It probably goes back as long as they have been shouting news in the town square in Rome or before that even.
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by ses1984 7mo ago
I think you might have it the other way around. The 7th harmonic is the real 7th harmonic, but the 7th note above the harmonic is tuned to equal temperament.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Interesting. I wasn’t endorsing them, I was just saying they exist. I wasn’t really aware of these differences, I don’t know much about TT and haven’t really read any of their marketing. I was just going from the idea that each fretted note
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by ses1984 8mo ago
How could you tell the note by looking at a string? Unless you’re talking by about marking timestamps and measuring the time between peaks. A 42 gauge string tuned to E or D or any other note are going to look basically the same.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
There are two type of “not parallel” frets and neither have anything to do with the diameter of the strings. Different guitarists use different diameter strings because the diameter determines the tension when you tune to pitch. Different p
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Free speech does exist in the law, not just as an ethical ideal. The law states that the government can’t infringe on your speech. Anyone who is not the government is free to block your ass if they don’t like you or what you’re saying. Not
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by ses1984 8mo ago
The only difference between now and 2007 is the curtain has been pulled back revealing how things have always worked.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
I presume that hundreds of billions in profit refers to money extracted over multiple years, not per year, there’s no other way it makes sense. >and most of that is probably not even insurance related since a large portion comes from UNH
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Show us the data. You want to make the claim, bring the evidence.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
But there is no language that is best in all of these dimensions (including ones described above). Everything is a trade-off.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
I’m not sure they’re saying rust is king of types, they’re saying it’s king of llm targets.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Those two things aren’t the same at all, they’re so different it’s hard to believe you’re not being intentionally obtuse.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Can you name one solo dev AAA game let alone four?
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Who would have thought ai labs with billions upon billions of r&d budget would have better models than a free alternative.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Thank you, I will check that article out.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
On the other hand, there is so so much art out there, I could never hope to consume it all. It’s simple for me to use the character of the artist as a filter. I can break that rule whenever I want, but by default, other things being equal,
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Can you perhaps explain what is objectionable so I don’t have to read the objectionable thing?
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by ses1984 8mo ago
If it’s so ridiculous then why is this practice specifically forbidden on US regulated exchanges?
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by ses1984 8mo ago
It is when you are the market maker as well.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
You’ve never heard of this strategy before? If i tried to explain it, I would do a poor job, it’s happened a lot, enough that it is forbidden on most regulated exchanges. In this case they buy slowly to avoid artificially propping up the pr
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by ses1984 8mo ago
You could just read the article. This is outside my domain, and I don’t know the details, but in many cases Jane street functions as a market maker, market makers have access to information they can exploit to skim from anyone that trades t
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by ses1984 8mo ago
They're accused of opening short positions, then pumping and dumping to trigger the shorts. That's not arbitrage.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Maybe libel is the wrong term, but erroneously marking a website as unsafe can lead to damages.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Some of the things people bet on can be decided by a single person. The more accurate the markets get, the greater the incentive for insiders to spoil it. That doesn’t benefit anyone but the insider and probably has a net negative on everyo
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Using the terminal in vscode will easily bring the UI to a dead stop. iterm is smooth as butter with multiple tabs and 100k+ lines of scrollback buffer. Try enabling 10k lines of scrollback buffer in vscode and print 20k lines.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
Terminal UI.
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by ses1984 8mo ago
If you need global HA to the extent that you're worried about global VPC failure modes, you're going to have to spend a lot of effort to squeeze uptime to the max regardless of where you deploy. Undersea cable failures are probabl

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