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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
I agentically track potential catalysts that the market forgets about (judging from implied volatility in the options market) It works AMA
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
yeah the Coinbase CEO gleefully pointed that out as well and now the market thinks they are totally incompetent every time some UX quirk is found looks like orgs have to have engineers on for optics. like having a legal staff with no lawyer
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
I think another framing could be: the world doesn’t have to be this complicated
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
couldn't it just be perpetuated, after the other occurrence too? just to play devil's advocate that it isn't an opposing possibility
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
> The idea behind curse tablets is that my situation will improve if I can ‘bind’ somebody, make them unattractive, ineffective in speech, make their chariot wheel fall off hmm, well, has anybody tried it? binding a curse on lead sheet t
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
I like market based approaches as a signal and opportunity creation, price discovery In parallel your signal could be a data source adding to individuals contribution to price discovery
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Really great for visuals during a dj set at a festival or YouTube
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
the real question is whether you would point hour agentic system at this blog post and create chargeback-mcp or would you turn it all into a markdown file and call it a skill?
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
538 got one election right a decade and a half ago with a contrarian alternative data source, and hooked a bunch of partisan gamblers since now you can actually bet on your beliefs and dont need to debate with anyone on whether the koolai
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
I think everyone here is playing their part But I don’t see this as absurd, intermediaries are always loose ends The only news here is if the intermediaries complied or not If the idea of “being on a list” actually guides your behavior, the
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
How does it explain either of those things?
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
the onion article is still up could link that
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
California being 4th largest economy gives it some market power, just some though. Companies still make special considerations only for California - including total exclusion - as opposed to just implementing the good idea across the nation
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Since recall on cars no longer means doing anything to the car's physical location I think the regulator NHSTA should update this term It just creates alarmist headlines for what's really an over the air update, although "rec
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Anthropic just doesn't (didn't) have compute, so they make up a bunch of PR to delay it They got all that compute with the SpaceX partnership but now the PR has taken a life of its own, so might as well keep hyping up Mythos and a
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
because my shard isn’t erroring I use Codex when Claude Code is down, and I only began using Claude when ChatGPT was down yes codex is very fast, I go back to Claude for now
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by yieldcrv 5mo ago
Less gibliterrating and more doing Very fast
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
how much do you think it is worth in the bug bounty program
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
from what they demonstrated, this seems to only be a $100,000 exploit in Apple's bug bounty platform, but if they package it right, it could be a $1.5 million exploit They simply have to show it against a beta version of MacOS, and fra
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Its caller spam, this subthread is about a shared American experience of receiving spam calls to our cellphones all day in such volume that many of us route all calls to voicemail automatically. I think you're misinterpreting it as an
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
No, non profits can invest in anything. Publicly traded stocks are c-corps too, thats how endowments grow. There is nothing that distinguishes liquid vs illiquid c-corp shares. Regarding founder ownership, the rules are extremely flexible l
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
The issue is the spam All of our personal identification data is available, not by design, but it is available
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
I just can't get myself to pay for this problem that's ultimately a failure of the government and relies on another corporation behaving with my data fortunately I'm a California resident so looks like that government has p
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
you can literally write anything in the whois though registrars have forwarded me ICANN notices about having info verification for 10 years and nothing happened nothingburger
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
The US constitution’s supremacy clause allows for this too But because higher governments derive their existence from the support of the lower governments, laws are frequently written to allow opt in by lower governments California very com
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
I think this is even more applicable, because many people younger than me do regulate their social media use, taking "detoxes" or having a more limited use of it altogether, and they are more likely to have a social circle that re
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
> why use Python when I said “the ecosystem” I didn’t mean of libraries and other developers, I meant of recruiters and hiring managers and whose humiliation ritual I could pass
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
Month 30 of software engineering disappearing in the next 6 months I'm greatly anticipating the next Great Leap Forward™ with a publicly available Mythos or other new paradigm I can't currently imagine but at the moment, agentic c
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
all the money and clout is in considering people’s reported problems as valid and solving them so when I encounter a common but invalidated friction, I explain it like I’m 5, understanding that many of the engineering and entrepreneurial pr
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by yieldcrv 6mo ago
I need to see these proper harnesses I tried oMLX and OpenCode a few weeks ago and the 65k context window was useless, it tried to analyze a very small codebase before going full on agentic and ran out of context window immediately I don&#x

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