akyu

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by akyu 4y ago
Absolutely.
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by akyu 4y ago
Of course.
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by akyu 4y ago
I cannot share the reason I am convinced it works. But I can tell you I am convinced it works. I'm sure many people here are in similar situations.
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by akyu 4y ago
>That's pretty close to saying it doesn't work. No it's really not. To say things a different way, I don't think this study will change anything for people actually doing choice architecture in applied settings. They
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by akyu 4y ago
No evidence for nudging =/= nudging doesn't exist. I'm fairly sure anyone who has done A/B testing at scale has plenty of evidence that nudging works. Perhaps not up to the standard of science, but there are literally pe
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by akyu 4y ago
> Unreal and unity are monsters that allows beginners to have quick access to a high end rendering system, but then it doesn't leave enough room to add new cool things, like cool gameplay, a good multiplayer system, etc, when you wa
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by akyu 4y ago
The format to the world championship in chess has historically always been a point of contention, and the current format is no exception. The Candidates tournament has some seemingly arbitrary qualifications that players must meet, and you
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by akyu 4y ago
Interesting to get an more raw insight into Mark's thinking. In some ways its insightful and prescient, but also feels like there is desperation and a kind of throwing spaghetti at the wall and seeing what sticks. I suppose Facebook ha
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by akyu 4y ago
I see. Thanks. The context matters quite a bit I suppose.
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by akyu 4y ago
Thanks. I learned something new.
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by akyu 4y ago
Why does it make you tense up?
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by akyu 4y ago
I think that the programming models used in blockchain are entirely wrong. This kind of thing happens all the time.
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by akyu 4y ago
Other way around. Unreal works better with git.
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by akyu 4y ago
As a hobbyist I found Unreal to be far better than Unity. The technical debt that Unity has continued to accrue starts impacting you even as a casual user. It's a bit of a mess to be honest. Unreal on the other hand has a very solid ar
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by akyu 4y ago
I have a bridge to sell you.
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by akyu 4y ago
A unsolved problem from three years ago is still an unsolved problem. And you don't actually rebuke any of his claims, you just give a poor summary of MEV.
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by akyu 4y ago
That's possible. But I think the reason why this is interesting is because you are seeing the same kind of representation in the brain for two seemingly different phenomenon, motion and orientation. It's intuitive to see how you
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by akyu 4y ago
> If you’re going to write a terse, incorrect response, at least include a misleading source. I appreciate that you take your own advice. You don't understand how these forms work. Both passive and active investors can file a 13G. W
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by akyu 4y ago
That's 13D... we are talking about 13G
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by akyu 4y ago
Sure I'll explain myself. This is Elon's 13G filling. Where does it say anything here about him being a passive investor? https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001418091/000110465... It&#x27
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by akyu 4y ago
Have you actually read 13G? I suggest you do.
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by akyu 4y ago
You may want to actually read that.
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by akyu 4y ago
No. You're wrong.
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by akyu 4y ago
Doesn't baffle me at all.
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by akyu 4y ago
>He filed forms that he was going to be a passive investor No he didn't.
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by akyu 4y ago
It's not an April Fools.
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by akyu 4y ago
Underground airbases do exist. Ukraine had one during the Cold War.
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by akyu 4y ago
This kind of thing is entirely normal.
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by akyu 4y ago
"New speed cameras push the braking point back a couple of hundred feet"
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by akyu 4y ago
This is a distorted retelling of history. Mining pools ultimately did settle on voting in favor of the hard fork, but did so through collusion and lack of transparency. Most notably, ethermine miners voted against the hard fork, but the po

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