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by yrral 5y ago
How about the predominately male ownership of teslas causing higher accident rates. I see the paper adjusts for age and road type but missing gender is a pretty big slip-up? I didn't read the paper fully but grepped for "gender&qu
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by yrral 5y ago
> All of these tools are strictly regulated specifically to avoid that collapse. Because we learned from when they collapsed before not to let them run wild and do whatever they wanted because it's a bad time. But regulations didn&#
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by yrral 5y ago
I had the displeasure of using a magic mouse for 10 mins at an apple store once. I had to stop using it because my hand started cramping really bad because of the super weird ergonomics of the mouse. I'm a big fan of apple products but
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by yrral 5y ago
> The answer is pretty straight-forward. Every time we tried this before it collapsed into a giant ball of flame. This is availability heuristic. Many financial innovations work out well and power everything we do today without a second
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by yrral 5y ago
Your data being locked up by companies and not to be able to be used by others. Web3 is less centralized in that the user data is exposed and freely available to be composed upon. For example, when someone makes a deposit (say of ERC20 USDC
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by yrral 5y ago
For 3) it's a bit more complex than what you described. Mortgages are generally securitized. High level, a pool of unrelated mortgages (think different parts of the US, different types of borrowers, different credit ratings) are packag
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by yrral 5y ago
Hi, thanks for doing this. 1 piece of feedback is to have a couple lists of masks that you recommended so we don't have to comb through all the listings. I would put this page as the front page and then link/refer to the list to p
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by yrral 5y ago
I also run into this. I created a google account when traveling in the EU with no 2fa. The account was tied to an EU number I was using at the time (I believe google wasn't letting me register a new account without a mobile number). I
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by yrral 5y ago
Kudos to getting this out. I can't imagine working on a series of patches for 2 years for build cleanups/speedups on a separate branch, having to periodically rebase against master and throwing away my work 3 times in order to fig
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by yrral 5y ago
Sure, but that information today is gatekept quite well and impossible for you or me to pull or integrate without partnerships or paying up heavily. For example, plaid is a company worth 13.4b where largely all they do is log in to your fin
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by yrral 5y ago
Web3 is less centralized in that the user data is exposed and freely available to be composed upon. For example, when someone makes a deposit (say of ERC20 USDC to earn interest, around 3.0% currently) on https://compound.finance
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by yrral 5y ago
Why is <220 ppi a dealbreaker? 27 inch 4k displays seem fine to me for retina and they are quite abundant. Though I've tried 32 inches 4k, and there the resolution is not enough for text work. Dell has a 32 inch 8k display which is
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by yrral 5y ago
Another datapoint: USDC minted 7b in the last 30 days. Does 3b tether in the same time period seem unreasonable?
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by yrral 5y ago
What are the goals behind these people who spend time making sites and long blogposts about the failings of blockchains/web3, etc? In real life, if I talk to people about crypto they are curious and open to learning about it and most j
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by yrral 5y ago
Thanks for the reply, I tried this but it seems like anything below around 6% (.06) doesn't actually brightness anymore. This matches the behavior of when you press function+shift+option+F1, where if you set the brightness to anything
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by yrral 5y ago
Hey, I was wondering if there was a way to lower the minimum brightness of my M1pro built-in display. The minimum brightness at 1 notch is way too bright for working at night. I have to resort to apps like quickshade which just put a grey o
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by yrral 5y ago
I'm less able to really sit down and focus on longer-term projects because of constant notifications and an endless amount of media able to be consumed.
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by yrral 5y ago
I recently learned this has become a meme and is called (amongst other names) "globohomo" art style. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/subcultures/corporate-art-sty...
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by yrral 5y ago
If bitcoin mining uses renewable power (and pays for it), is that destroying the world or is that encouraging renewable adoption? If bitcoin mining uses co2 producing power (because the economics supports it), is that the fault of bitcoin o
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by yrral 5y ago
You never mentioned why you think mining should be illegal. Probably because of the outrage published by the media based on intuitive assumptions that end up not being true. That bitcoin mining long term is bad for the environment. However,
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by yrral 5y ago
I've been a HN member for 11 years and 11 months to this exact day (I joined Christmas 2009). Since then, I've lived in 6 different cities, 5 different timezones and worked on countless side projects. But all this time, HN has alw
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by yrral 5y ago
If you feel inclined, feel free to donate the $20 to a charity of your choice. Thanks! Just for more context, I was thinking data tables: like this. https://images.app.goo.gl/wWJgx9sntUAhXzQ66
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by yrral 5y ago
When you have fixed width font and need to size columns appropriately for the data displayed in eg: a table.
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by yrral 5y ago
Uniswap v3 recently added support for 1bps (0.01%) pools. You can see here [1] that the usdt/usdc 1bps pool is their 3rd most popular tool if you sort by 24hr volume. And their popular pools are generally 5 bps. Due to the nature of x*
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by yrral 5y ago
It's also very disingenuous for the title to say that 70% of the volume in the top crypto exchanges is wash trading when the 70% category they define are the least popular exchanges (they rank worse than 960 on the finance section of s
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by yrral 5y ago
I'm hearing this a lot, but why do you think NFTs are a scam?
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by yrral 5y ago
William Osman had a video where he "experimented" with a huge tungsten cube. It's quite entertaining. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O551__3ppM Another interesting fact about tungsten is that its density is
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by yrral 5y ago
> If not, what is going to convince them to stop at this point? Maybe if masses of people go into apple stores and save photos on demo phones that collide with the files they're looking for. Do those phones get scanned? Will apple b
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by yrral 5y ago
The IRS does not accept cash either. And the process of converting your cash into bits that the IRS accepts ends up being the same process as converting your crypto into bits that the IRS accepts.
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by yrral 5y ago
It looks like OP is a serial spammer that submits cointelegraph articles under his own domain? https://cointelegraph.com/news/coinbase-removes-backed-by-us...

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