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Show HN: Transformer Primitives – A visual explainer you can send to anyone
(understandgpt.xyz)
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5y ago
Source?
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We are closely tracking Microsoft’s emergency patch for
(twitter.com)
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6y ago
I am not sure I understand this argument. The article states the "laborers" in question are given a choice as follows: submit to unpaid forced labor else go to a CCP reeducation camp. Nowhere is it stated those subjected to this c
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Israeli Phone-Hacking Firm Claims It Can Now Break into Encrypted Signal App
(haaretz.com)
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MicroStrategy Proposed Private Offering of $400M Convertible Senior Notes
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6y ago
Because lulu is judged on earnings and mirror is effectively a saas company that needs to achieve breakaway scale to own its market. My hunch is lulu doesn't have the stomach for the cost of acquisition required to get mirror there.
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U.S. seizes $800k shipment of Xinjiang products made with human hair
(axios.com)
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7y ago
Great books to start: - Rubicon by Tom Holland - SPQR by Mary Beard - Dynasty by Tom Holland - Caesar by Adrian Goldsworthy (more of a bio on Julius C, a bit drier than the above, has section on Alesia)
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7y ago
I remember reading the opening few pages and chuckling out loud: “Why is the Deliverator so equipped? Because people rely on him. He is a roll model. This is America. People do whatever the fuck they feel like doing, you got a problem with
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I wonder if anyone has insight into how they have been able to do this consistently in the modern era of quantitative trading (this article had scant detail)? His returns are such an outlier and strategies such a closely guarded secret that
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7y ago
Contaminated with what?
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7y ago
Anecdotally I have to agree. Having lived in Manhattan for the past decade, I have seen more restaurants close in the last two years than the previous eight. Most of lower Manhattan's retail footprint is filled with chains (Starbucks e
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"Players in the crypto ecosystem will be shocked, shocked to know it got this bad, this quickly, but this has been an open secret for over a year." ---- I'm not entirely in agreement the crypto world will be shocked tether is
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7y ago
Agree - which is why I think blanket legalization with heavy federal regulation would be a best case scenario for all the reasons you point out.
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7y ago
Myclobutanil is a fungicide that cannabis growers use to prevent mildew. Traces of it being found in oil indicate something needs to be done to prevent its usage at the growth, storage, and transport stage of the supply chain. This is proba
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When we watch TV, our TVs watch us back and track our habits
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7y ago
Vitamin E acetate and myclobutanil are the most likely culprits. Myclobutanil is a fungicide that cannabis growers use to prevent mildew. It also turns into cyanide when heated. Speculation: State governments are leveraging the hysteria to
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7y ago
Why aren’t policy experts and the media asking what local/global benefit would emerge from a democratic China? Why, given its past history promoting democracy, isn’t the United States, advocating for regime change in China?
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7y ago
From the glimmers of info we do have about these things, most situations that involve them we either don't know about or involve brinksmanship. See here for reference: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/
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7y ago
It would seem appropriate to caveat the fact in the headline that the vast majority of these cases were vaping with THC related products (although a majority had used a nicotine related product as well, exclusively nicotine related cases ar
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A recent study was published suggesting he died of Guillain-Barré Syndrome, an auto-immune disease, which would have paralyzed him and would have explained his inability to move or speak. Interestingly, his body did not begin decomposing un
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CoinFace?
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Complexity by Mitchell Waldrop. An exploration of complex adaptive systems and emergence and how they relate to everything around us changed my worldview permanently.
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I would like to see this corrected.
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Can New Jersey Ban the Distribution of Computer Files That Can Help Make Guns?
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For the sake of the entire space, I'd hope this belief was whispered about in darker corners than HN ;)
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Oracle confirms China Telecom internet traffic 'misdirections'
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Scilla: Smart Contract Intermediate-Level Language
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Terms here: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1040792/000121390018...
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