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by xur17 4y ago
I imagine openai will offer self hosted versions of this at some point for enterprises.
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What portion of the code do you feed it as an input?
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by xur17 4y ago
But remember that the $2k / month you pay to the landlord covers: property taxes, hoa fees, interest costs, and investment losses due to not being able to invest the money in stocks. Property tax alone is quite significant in my area,
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by xur17 4y ago
Yeah, at a bare minimum you're looking at 6% in agent fees.
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> There is a thing I would like to buy called "having my kid grow up in a stable environment in a nice town with a nice school" that I would probably pay $5M for. Which is fair, and makes total sense, but to GP's point, th
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by xur17 4y ago
That was already the case for the vast majority of people since FDIC insures anything up to 250k.
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'Narrow bank' challenges traditional industry model, but Fed pushes back(spglobal.com)
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by xur17 4y ago
This link [0] is useful for getting context on what backs USDC, and this link [1] shows what backs the 74%. Looks like an average yield of ~4.4%? [0] https://www.circle.com/en/transparency [1] https://www.bl
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by xur17 4y ago
The good news is that USDC has 74% of their assets in short dated US treasuries (weighted average duration is 36 days). Even if they had to sell all of their treasuries TODAY, they'd only be looking at a ~0.4% haircut (assuming an effi
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by xur17 4y ago
This implies they are: https://mercury.com/security
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Tbh, yes - a bank run by definition occurs if "everyone else is doing it", and in this case it sure seems like we're moving in that direction. And it's beneficial to be the first out, with no real benefit to waiting and
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by xur17 4y ago
So a new target for /r/wallstreetbets?
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> If you got a large family, SUV is the best way to go, even if it's an electric SUV. What's wrong with minivans?
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> Cate engaged in civil disobedience against U.S. cryptography policy by setting up a webpage inviting readers to "become an international arms trafficker in one click". The page contained an HTML form which, when submitted, wo
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> I should probably get some kind of cloud-based / encrypted backup thing going as well. I don't claim that my current backup system is very good. I recommend Backblaze B2 - $5 / TB, and supports s3's api.
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> Don't sign a contract that's unreasonable and makes your business unprofitable. That's what the company is supposed to do. But if they don't sign a contract, at some point they don't have labor, right? Which me
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by xur17 4y ago
Any plans to launch this product on Google Cloud?
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> For those claiming OpenAI is for profit: Why would OpenAI do this if they were fixated on making money? Reducing costs by 10x may very well increase usage by more than 10x + it makes it even more difficult for competition to come in an
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by xur17 4y ago
Which is amusing because the "new" reddit has consistently been loading 10x slower than old over the past few weeks.
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by xur17 4y ago
I'm interested in using "Links" as a redemption flow for a points program. Is there a way to limit the maximum redemption price for a given link we generate, and is there a way to cancel outstanding links via api? edit: readi
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by xur17 4y ago
My biggest issue is cleaning the grater - for a single meal, it's nice to just be able to pour a bit from a bag and be done. If I use a grater, I have to get the cheese out, grate it, and clean the grater. That said, I do prefer the re
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by xur17 4y ago
We seriously considered it, but were most worried about issues while we were transporting it to the launch site. And amusingly we ran into the helium issue because our initial vendor didn't have any available, forcing us to buy a bunch
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by xur17 4y ago
I'm not sure if you're serious, but some friends and I launched weather balloons with a payload (aprs broadcasting location) twice. Tons of fun, and there is a bunch of software out there you can use to estimate the crash location
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by xur17 4y ago
This has the fun side effect of being very tax inefficient. That said, ETH is one of the few tokens that is both deflationary AND pays a staking yield [0]. [0] https://ultrasound.money/
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by xur17 4y ago
As an example, my TV has a 100mbps network port - I thought I was being smart, and plugged my TV into a wired network cable. It kept buffering on a large 4k movie, which confused me because it had been working fine over wifi. Finally realiz
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by xur17 4y ago
> My only guess is you're on a linux desktop and you don't use an enterprise deployment of teams Is there an enterprise deployment of teams that makes it not suck on linux?
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by xur17 4y ago
> With the stigma against changing jobs and taking breaks in the IT industry Is there a stigma again either of these? In my experience, the stigma against changing jobs is really only if you change jobs a LOT, to the point where the empl
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by xur17 4y ago
Yup. Experienced this in Switzerland when heading to a mountain village. 2 trains and 2 buses, all with 3 to 5 minute connections. Has worked flawlessly every time I've tried it so far.
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But is paying 2-3% on each transaction worth it for that?
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by xur17 4y ago
> While with cigarettes, almost universally people will tell you that their initial usage is terrible, they can't stand it. Sounds like beer.

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