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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
These are side effects of PE fund behavior, and where many of them get investors from There are also many benefits you don’t notice because they don’t bother you
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
0.1% to 0.128% is 28% as well
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Fascinating news for you is that nobody is saying any of those things. I said, and factually, that voting power is held by corporations within those states, just like within this town in Delaware. Nothing to do with what you wrote about sem
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
> Visions of faceless large corporations or even HAL controlling a small town are frightening and the stuff of science fiction The City of London and Hong Kong have half of the voting power held by corporations and City of London is olde
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
HDR lighting is not realistic lighting
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
2022 coincided with a lot of things, such as the time period where R&D tax credits for US tech salaries were allowed to expire (reinstated in 2025) it also coincided with rate hikes it coincided with ChatGPT launch, which was incapable
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
> After all the costs to buy and sell it, I probably lost more money on it than I would have spent renting an apartment. Don't tell that to real estate permabulls, even the idea of a landlord making money for a month or two between
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
yes, every idea's guy that is pumping out SaaS slop as a last ditch effort to avoid a permanent underclass will get priced out of SOTA subscriptions and have to hire cheap offshore developers again. there are a lot of idea's guys.
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
There are exemptions to section 230 immunity and they have resulted in wild censorship in an effort to avoid liability So although I functionally agree that responsibility should be shared more, I haven’t seen a framework that accomplishes
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Because the European ecosystem is a joke for reasons that are dumb and this is a symptom There’s nothing to say when the party does an investment thats their system they have total control in a state capitalist society that raised their pop
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
They can’t publish a gag order they receive from a United States authority either I would take most of these comments seriously if the respondents acted like they knew that But in the demand from the article, I agree that it would be helpfu
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
yeah, the agencies are kind of placeholders for oversight that diverges from the agency name and mission statement Congress lobs tangentially related delegation to existing agencies so you have to check how an authority is rationalized It g
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
impressive, we can get high tokens/s with 8B param models and doubling it with MTP
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
a cursory understanding of the subcontinent's abysmal venture capital ecosystem and bloc wide risk aversion would have anyone reach the same conclusion
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Federal judges and SCOTUS have some times ruled in favor of states or in favor of the federal government with the 10th amendment being at the center of an argument
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
90% agree, the CFTC doesn't consider these futures contracts, it regulates them under its "contract market" authority, that Congress designated and updated periodically over time This is the authority on the CFTC's own w
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
It doesn’t ASML’s EUV money printer has nothing to do with their ability to deploy that money in illiquid investments instead of to their own shareholders ASML buying equity in one company in tangentially related industry (just because they
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
if last year's models were the ones people got familiar with in late 2022, hallucinations would be an underrepresented rumor, there would be no articles about it because its so rare. overconfident lawyers wouldn't have messed up d
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
dotenv launched as2 (agentic secret storage), for example advertising it directly in the command line for people that were already using the package
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
probably but a ton of services have popped up in the last 6 months specifically to help mitigate that localhost reading env from the cloud and other solutions to me it suggested that I’m already late on that idea, but I can understand how t
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
no engineers on staff and stakeholders think the company is incompetent Coinbase is paying the price for that for every UX glitch, after the CEO was gleeful about HR personnel shipping production code
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
dump it on retail, thats the plan with one less step
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
I just started a new job and the person I report to was just excited to tell me about it, here in Mid May "and then you have to get a mac mini, and then, and then" smile and nod, it pays weekly
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
There should be more investment in the exfiltration space because it is already set up to punt liability around like corporations The person using Claude to find the exploit clearly has a paper trail, so therefore they do not exploit. They
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
reindeer games
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
crypto insurance products have been very successful in the DeFi space for more than half a decade, a protocol you are using gets hacked and instead of whaling about it on hackernews the insurance policy you opened pays out immediately there
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
12 years ago https://abcnews.com/Health/blood-transfusions-ebola-survivor... (find a source that you like) and FDA has other treatment recommendations that supersede this now we one shotted this the first time it ever
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
“Sorry Dave I’m afraid I can’t do that“ I’m a security researcher “Oh in that case”
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Its not “where is the crystal” its “when is the crystal”
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Oxen Free prequel incoming

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