bgitarts

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by bgitarts 5mo ago
This is cool. Feels like Codex already offers this in their desktop app.
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by bgitarts 6mo ago
have you tired adding to your agents file: "Prefer solutions that reduce lines of code over adding lines of code"?
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by bgitarts 7mo ago
This should show in up in higher margins for the company. Is your company a software firm or considered something outside of pure software?
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by bgitarts 7mo ago
The way I'm using it is I have AI generate the tool (python script) and then it will use it for the task and for future tasks. As time goes on, the AI has more tools to call on which makes it (and me) more productive (higher quality wo
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by bgitarts 1y ago
Always read from experienced developers praising lisps, but why is it so rare in production applications?
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by bgitarts 2y ago
Author doesn't see RH profiting by selling customer information they acquire.
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by bgitarts 2y ago
I had a business partner/family member steal money from me in our business. It very much hurt and was a painful experience hoping for vengence. Perhaps SBF being distant from you is what makes you indifferent.
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by bgitarts 3y ago
How about stopping governments and banks from censoring, stopping and freezing money of their citizens/customers? Seems like one good use case.
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by bgitarts 3y ago
I guess you could say you don't need Amazon, the problem of getting goods is solved by physical stores. Yet, millions of people find value in ordering through Amazon instead. There will be use cases where people simply prefer blockchai
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by bgitarts 3y ago
Why isn't AMD and Intel working on an alternative?
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by bgitarts 4y ago
At what dosages?
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by bgitarts 4y ago
Not available to users with personal Google Accounts. Why not?
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by bgitarts 4y ago
How would you evaluate your priors if he is prosecuted, convicted and then given a presidential pardon?
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by bgitarts 4y ago
The first two points can be said about cryptography
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by bgitarts 4y ago
Unfortunately IRC has failed to keep up with the U/X of centralized chat services like discord which is a shame because an open protocol chat seems needed for the internet. Why does open protocol usually mean crippled U/X?
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by bgitarts 4y ago
Is the source public?
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by bgitarts 4y ago
He said the developers deployed tornado cash. How does he know they did? Maybe they only released the source code and another party deployed the code.
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by bgitarts 4y ago
Endgame is decentralizing the internet and perhaps non-internet protocols. Even if the probability of a decentralized social network working is small, the upside in the case it does work is so large that it's worth the bet ie: 100% dow
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by bgitarts 4y ago
I did the same exact thing. Worked great.
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by bgitarts 5y ago
The "money" in the economy is actually mostly credit, and during a recession it contracts (usually from defaults) so the amount of "money" in the system is now less Since the value of a stock is it's future cash flo
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by bgitarts 5y ago
Is this open source?
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by bgitarts 5y ago
The numbers in the article seem wrong. The median family income in 1965 was ~$6,900 ( https://www2.census.gov/prod2/popscan/p60-049.pdf ) and the median home price in 1965 was certainly less than $100k, probably mor
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by bgitarts 5y ago
This legislation will not raise more tax revenue like it proposes. It will stifle the US crypto industry and push it into friendlier jurisdictions. Ultimately it could end up reducing tax revenue compared to not touching the crypto industry
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by bgitarts 5y ago
Yes I call it a "privacy disaster" when your bank account requires your name and address so they can report interest payments to the government. Or when Robinhood/Schwab/Vanguard/Etc send the IRS a list of all your
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by bgitarts 5y ago
Option A requires building out power transmission and storage. Option B does not as the mining is always running and near the source.
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by bgitarts 5y ago
How about instant BTC transaction using the https://lightning.network/
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by bgitarts 6y ago
1) Low correlation to other markets. Any 60/40 portfolio that moved just 1% of it's allocation to Bitcoin would have produced a higher sharpe ratio (higher return, less volatility) over past 5 years. 2) Many crypto protocols are a
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by bgitarts 6y ago
You could say the same about Ethereum's ETH. It's a capital asset that when staked to validate blocks generates an expected return. You can discount those expected returns to the present like you would with any business. Investing
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by bgitarts 6y ago
How is this question not a violation of the IRS bill of rights #7, the right to privacy?: https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/taxpayer-bill-of-rights-7-the-r...
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by bgitarts 6y ago
It was named after a vegetable and vegetables meme well in Ethereum because a subset of Etherians like to "yield farm" and identify as yield farmers.

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