temp2022acc

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by temp2022acc 4y ago
This time SBF just kinda dumped a huge bag full of evidence on the Justice department's doorstep like it was an early christmas present. The trial is going to be hilarious.
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by temp2022acc 4y ago
He's quoting Adam Savage, famous from his time with MythBusters. Adam (the entire team really) had a way of making interesting things happen no matter which direction their investigation took.
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by temp2022acc 4y ago
"raise billions to make customers whole" also still means fraud; he's taking investor money and giving it away. The purpose of invested funds is to improve the business, with a long-term goal of returning more than you were g
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by temp2022acc 4y ago
N=2 with me but yeah I can understand. Obviously that's why economic niches still exist and broad models only explain broad trends.
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by temp2022acc 4y ago
This is usually how Cow Shares work; in practice it's closer to a deposit entitling you to benefits, which is probably the best type of contract for this situation.
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by temp2022acc 4y ago
A peeve of mine is no access to stack values; I like to know where my memory is, and having a ~+50% overallocated heap also doesn't sit well (I know it's tuneable, but I'd prefer to prove my SW doesn't need a resource th
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by temp2022acc 4y ago
> It is like some people don’t know you have a choice. That's what all those ad spend dollars do, make sure new ideas are drowned out by a dull parade of decade-old information. I've been very happy at a work-related credit uni
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by temp2022acc 4y ago
That's a novel tactic, love it!
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by temp2022acc 4y ago
I've always figured the easy way to improve adoption rates is to build in a statistical failure to ipv4 stacks; add a kernel option to drop 0.1% of ipv4 packets, or add a 250ms delay to ipv4 packets, and adoption of ipv6 will skyrocket