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by siftrics 4y ago
Yes, essentially a CRUD wrapper for a specific domain of tech.
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by siftrics 4y ago
GPT4 has built and deployed an entire SaaS for me in a week. I already have users. The edits required were minimal --- maybe one screw-up for every 100 lines of code --- and I learned a lot of better ways to do things.
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by siftrics 4y ago
You should be applying before you graduate, regardless of the status of the job market.
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by siftrics 4y ago
I agree. I should be forced to pay to keep all the arithmetic workers employed, even though we now have calculators that make them obsolete. Why should arbitrary people be kept afloat in exchange for doing nothing?
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by siftrics 4y ago
cope
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by siftrics 4y ago
This is not risk management failure by depositors. Depositors can and should assume that regulations prevent banks from assuming outsize risk like this. This is a policy failure of the regulators that oversee banks. Banks should not be all
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by siftrics 4y ago
extremely ignorant take
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by siftrics 4y ago
When are you gonna take the blinders off and stop flossing altogether?
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by siftrics 4y ago
I agree, but I think it's less effort to cook eggs in a cast iron. Just add a dash of oil and cook on medium low-heat with a lid. I never spend more than five seconds cleaning because the eggs never stick.
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by siftrics 4y ago
I see what you're saying. For me: dash of oil, medium-low heat, and a lid. You don't even have to clean the cast iron because the eggs don't stick.
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by siftrics 4y ago
If you cook eggs correctly, they stick less to a cast iron pan than to a teflon pan, and they hold together better.
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by siftrics 4y ago
Even in the markets that have fees on both sides, the maker fees are less than taker fees in almost all cases.
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by siftrics 4y ago
You can argue about this philosophically, but if you talk to literally anyone in the industry, they will understand that - "taking liquidity" is taking existing orders off the orderbook and - "making [liquidity]" is open
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by siftrics 4y ago
> I'd argue that an order that'd immediately be filled does provide liquidity to the market overall. No, it takes liquidity, by definition.
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by siftrics 4y ago
USDC on Solana has sub-second transaction times and 6 digits of precision.
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by siftrics 4y ago
> easy to spin up and easy to shut down the moment you don't need to pay for that capacity Why should I be required to employ you if you cost more than the value you produce? No one owes you anything. If you're so skilled, get
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by siftrics 4y ago
> not clear they're a financial net positive What could possibly be more clear than "we were spending $X and now we're spending $(X - c)" > Both with direct and indirect costs Employees themselves are direct costs
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by siftrics 4y ago
Wow, I am sorry your girlfriend has such superficial values.
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by siftrics 4y ago
> If mountains become your life, it won't be long until they become the norm, making you flee back to some urban jungle. That's a really bold claim. I fail to see any evidence of it. Anecdotally, it's not true at all. A hu
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by siftrics 4y ago
Steve Cutts' other piece is very good, as well. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A-rEb0KuopI
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by siftrics 4y ago
> The existence of this grey economy makes it very difficult to measure income and expenses for a large proportion of New Yorkers. Disgusting that your first thought is about how difficult it is to measure income and not the fact that wo
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by siftrics 4y ago
This shouldn't be downvoted. C++ is a superset of C; it must be capable of being at least as "brutal and honest" and "abstract and deceiving" as C. I would argue that C++ can be dramatically more deceiving than C --
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by siftrics 4y ago
Ah, thank you. The key to my misreading was this part: > showing for each of those that it cannot be in a minimal counter example I read "those" as "those subgraphs" rather than "those graphs". Thanks.
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by siftrics 4y ago
Thanks for the insightful comment. >The proof that every planar graph (equivalently every map on a plane) is five colourable proceeds by showing that there is a small set of sub-graphs such that every graph must contain one (an unavoidab
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by siftrics 4y ago
Fair enough.
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by siftrics 4y ago
Permissionless protocols are essentially outlawed, which defeats the purpose of building on chain.
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by siftrics 4y ago
You make a good point. We need to figure out how to make it easier to use blockchains correctly. It could be that there is no good answer and blockchains are simply hard to use and we should advise the general public to exercise extreme cau
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by siftrics 4y ago
Yes but it improves the odds of escaping with your livelihood. Good luck getting your assets out of the legacy financial system. It's much harder than memorizing a seed phrase or transporting minuscule hardware.
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by siftrics 4y ago
Thank you for the charitable take and insightful response.
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by siftrics 4y ago
Yes, I do not hold assets in contracts which I have not personally verified. Yes, I strongly recommend everyone do the same. If it's a "yield vault" or an "LP pool" then you really truly should read every line of co

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