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by woah 3y ago
Sounds like you're mad that some people online don't agree with your political opinions. Imagining that your personal politics are something that everyone would agree with if only the veil could be lifted and a mysterious "th
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by woah 3y ago
The hip neighborhoods in western cities are no longer secret and have become expensive and have a lot of tourists. Also, the author is approaching middle age.
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by woah 3y ago
> There are things that have now become impossible in the West. Simply expressing unsatisfaction has become a danger for the status quo or the state. What? Expressing unsatisfaction is one the primary genres of social media post.
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by woah 3y ago
Not a bowler, but this looks like the way you would expect things to work given how simple it is
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by woah 3y ago
Seems like there's no issue with digitized wills then
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by woah 3y ago
If only there was a technology for storing unforgeable timestamps in a way that didn't depend on the honesty and competence of any one person or organization
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by woah 3y ago
The whole point of a hardware wallet is that the security of your computer shouldn't matter.
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by woah 3y ago
Not sure if anyone actually read my original post. The problem is that Ethereum transactions are not especially human readable so they are commonly signed blind. As you point out, this is a problem.
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by woah 3y ago
Yea my point is that Ethereum has created a complex system without paying enough attention to generating human-readable signing blobs. This is not something that a wallet can help with. The information displayed on the Ledger's screen
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by woah 3y ago
How did the exploit work? Obviously it looks really bad for Ledger to keep having these web security failures, but the entire point of a hardware wallet is to make it so that you don't have to rely on the security of the code on your c
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by woah 3y ago
Your role is to emulate the output of a Kalman filter, a mathematical algorithm used for estimating the state of a dynamic system based on a series of measurements observed over time. You should be capable of interpreting user-provided data
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by woah 3y ago
That's nice, just pointing out that German employment law gives large and predictable businesses an edge over small ones
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by woah 3y ago
Won't stop the problem. There is an inexhaustible supply of real people who are willing to help game any system for ideology or entertainment.
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by woah 3y ago
One quick example: Germany has a 3 month required severance period. So if you are doing something where funding may be uncertain, a German employee is somewhat risky. A startup in California that fails to raise funding can cut staff and tak
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by woah 3y ago
Why would you reuse a bottle instead of just having a nice refreshing drink of an ice cold Baja Blast?
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by woah 3y ago
> there are absolutely kickbacks for people in control of those endowments choosing specific investment options with their many billions of dollars This is a form of corruption that is present whenever anyone manages an investment fund,
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by woah 3y ago
So... suburbs? I guess like the 1950's vision of the future plus grandma?
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by woah 3y ago
You can upload files. I've made one to act as a coding assistant to a little-known language that way. It seems to work OK. It makes syntax errors, but I'm not sure if that's a limitation of the Custom GPTs paradigm, or if the
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by woah 3y ago
It's like the massive WordPress deluxe slideshow plugins
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by woah 3y ago
Russell is a weird creep but governments should not be going around and asking companies to censor people without a legal basis.
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by woah 3y ago
Incredible... you could use ambient air as the lifting gas
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by woah 3y ago
This is nonsense. American cities (especially west coast) make it extremely difficult to build anything anywhere, even on parking lots and crumbling warehouses. There are vacant lots all over SF, in some of the most expensive neighborhoods
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by woah 3y ago
I've found that VCs in the past have not ever really inquired much about a team's technical ability to get their project done, but just about the business and competitive aspects. They just assume that if you're talking to th
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by woah 3y ago
The real engine behind “internet” is the bad tech economy. Vendors need something to sell, companies need to show results to investors, team leads need to justify staffing, devs need to stand out to avoid layoffs. Insert any buzzy topic int
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by woah 3y ago
I think it says they dry it at night
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by woah 3y ago
Every light switch runs an LLM which is able to submit JSON payloads of the format { "on": true } to an internal HTTP server controlling the switch. The LLM is connected to a microphone and is prompted with a unique name. You can
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by woah 3y ago
Raising the management cost by a few thousands of a percent of AUM for a few percent chance of having a few percent better yield seems like it might make sense
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by woah 3y ago
Whether they are being paid 0.000044% ($650k) of AUM or 0.0044% of AUM ($65m) doesn't really seem like it would make much of a difference to the fund's performance. If it is possible to get better performance by paying more, it
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by woah 3y ago
Why is weight even a concern? Thinness I get because that makes a real difference in your pocket, but what's the point of reducing the weight a tiny bit?
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by woah 3y ago
Why would that solve anything? I don’t think that anyone has any complaints about the process of conceiving a baby naturally, it’s what happens in the 18 years following

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