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by tornato7 3y ago
If interest rates are any indication, depositing DAI on Aave for example is seen by the market as lower risk than US Govt treasuries. This makes some sense, as with treasuries you run the risk of not having access to your cash when you need
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by tornato7 3y ago
GUSD holders never lost a cent. Only people who deposited their GUSD in Gemini Earn, where they made it clear it was a loan to Genesis, have their money encumbered.
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One practical problem with the OpenAI API is you'll get 'server busy' responses pretty regularly, making your app less reliable. Another problem is it will typically not ask clarifying questions, so it can often make a wrong
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The best way to learn is by doing. Start a side project or contribute to an existing open-source project. Make sure it's completely out of your wheelhouse to learn the most. At the end of the day hopefully you have a cool thing to show
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by tornato7 3y ago
The README could use some work. I'm already to the installation instructions and I have no idea what it does or how it works. What languages does it apply to? What code quality tools does it use underneath? I used ChatGPT to summarize
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by tornato7 3y ago
It has always surprised me that Norway leads the way in electric vehicles, for two reasons: they are a massive oil & gas exporter, and it gets really cold - where electric vehicles lose significant range as they struggle to keep the bat
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by tornato7 3y ago
Alpaca itself looks legit - however they use third-party providers to source liquidity for your crypto trades, and I don't see it disclosed who those providers are - so that's who I would be worried about. Not only that but the tr
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by tornato7 3y ago
Indeed, if context lengths grow to millions of tokens, and prices are cheap enough, I could see users feeding their entire codebase in to ask a simple question about it - or feed in every email from their inbox to find something specific th
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by tornato7 3y ago
I have heard good things about the Genie AI VS Code plugin. (I personally decided against installing it because it's closed source)
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The studies are mixed because there is no one-size-fits-all solution to these problems, and a simple remedy that works for one person may not work for another. Antidepressants are sort of a one-size-fits-all solution because they tackle the
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by tornato7 3y ago
If you hold common stock in Apple, you have very little right to their assets in a ' collapse to zero' scenario. Preferred stock may have some floor price where the value of a company's assets prop it up, but not the common s
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by tornato7 3y ago
I don't entirely buy the "no liquidity" argument. I can sell 10,000 ETH on-chain right now and have a 0.28% price impact. That settles in 12 seconds with finality in six minutes. Guess how much Apple stock I can sell right no
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Likely logging something for every order placed/removed/modified on every order book, which can be thousands per second per order book.
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by tornato7 3y ago
Also plugging my crappy vector database, which you probably shouldn't use for anything but a fun project, however it can be set up and used in seconds. https://github.com/corlinp/Victor
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I'm not a memristor expert, but I am a professional cryptocurrency analyst. First rule of any new crypto project: assume everything is a lie. Then ask, who are the founders, investors, and real users? Through a cursory look I don'
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by tornato7 3y ago
The problem is not intractable if the analysis of reviews is statistical and reputation-based instead of content-based. They can look at how many reviews were added over time, how the product page has changed over time, if the reviewers are
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by tornato7 3y ago
I'm upset to hear that ReviewMeta is gone. They had much better detection than FakeSpot, in my opinion.
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There's a reason it's a meme that people always append "site: Reddit" to the end of web searches. It's one of the greatest sources of genuine, peer-to-peer information out there. They also have open APIs that allow
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Say more about your theory
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Does this use GPT-4 or GPT-3.5-turbo?
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by tornato7 3y ago
Having the AI tell you it's thought process is very similar to giving it an 'inner voice' Just give it a question with a half dozen logical steps and tell it to answer in one word. It can't. But tell it to write out the
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by tornato7 3y ago
Pretty neat - did you get the job?
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It loaded after about 5 mins for me, but runs extremely slow still, and seems less intuitive than the OP.
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Anecdotally, I have observed a lot more captchas on websites in the past year or so, and many are poorly implemented. Websites often don't validate your form until AFTER you've solved the captcha, so you spend 20s to fill out the
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by tornato7 3y ago
What do the traders get in return here?
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RuneScape rare items were the original NFTs
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Overlooking all the bugs, the biggest problem with Windows 11 is there is no way to have small task bar icons like every other previous version of windows. Somehow they think that grouping all your file explorers together in an icon, so you
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I bet the CIA could make nice use of this too - imagine spies sending messages completely undetected even when standing a foot away from someone.
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Indeed, all it would need is a short confirmation tone. What's incredible is how many complaints, hacks, and workarounds there are online for something that should be a simple fix on Google's side. I don't think this update r
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A classic case of bad prompting. By saying "can you find" GPT4 is assuming that she wants an internet search done, which it can't do. If you change the word find to "remind me of" then it will spit out the correct q

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