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FDIC Clarifies Process for Banks to Engage in Crypto-Related Activities
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franl
2y ago
I thought the same initially but that is demo’ng translation. She’s speaking in one language and the glasses are showing the English translation. Maybe not great UX either way since it is covering her face but that’s another story.
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franl
3y ago
Bingo re dopamine!
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franl
3y ago
Check out the book Dopamine Nation by Anna Lembke to see why this might be happening. I think she also has a YouTube video with Andrew Huberman going over the same material.
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3y ago
Found the video where Russ says he was making around $100k per month before any label involvement: https://youtu.be/OebNTkTfzHU . I know this is the land of “that’s just survivorship bias!” And I certainly agree that luck an
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3y ago
Here you go, he mentions it in the first 30 seconds of this video. He says roughly $100k per month before any label involvement: https://youtu.be/OebNTkTfzHU
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3y ago
I can’t find the article from before he signed with Columbia (might’ve been a YouTube interview with him, can’t remember for sure), but yes, I’m fairly certain he was doing well over 5k per month with no major label. Also note the terms of
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3y ago
> Another opinion popular with no one: AI will have on artists the same impact that Spotify had on the music industry that is, it will kill any revenue flow for anyone outside of the publishers and big artists/players. Maybe I’m mis
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3y ago
Russ EDIT: Not making Taylor Swift money, but not many are
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3y ago
What are some examples of this type of decentralization scenario playing out before? What you’re saying makes sense to me, but my hope would be that the decentralization would serve more as a supplement than a replacement - therefore still
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3y ago
Rich is obviously very relative, but for many reading on this site, $300-400k is a reasonable home price (the price cited in the article). And the couple in the article paid even less. “The couple, who paid in the low $200,000s for their 1,
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3y ago
Which behavioral changes got you there?
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4y ago
Just wait until XXQ adopts the same AI technology to keep the AI-using company’s business. Then the AI can simply coordinate with one another, and make the appropriate changes faster than currently possible. Microsoft is well positioned to
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4y ago
Is it even possible to fully turn off a Kindle anymore? I want to do exactly what you’re saying to prevent the draining of the battery, but the only options that appear after holding the power button are “Cancel” “Restart” and “Screen Off”.
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4y ago
Who said anything about a full fuel switch? All I’m talking about is your claim that this technology will never happen. I shared an article with potential workarounds. And sure, it still might not work long term. But that’s impossible for y
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Your pessimistic take got me researching. Here’s a great article that describes the issue and some potential workarounds: https://www.science.org/content/article/fusion-power-may-run... . Your assumption rests on t
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4y ago
This one is a few years old, but seems interesting: https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.05799v2
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4y ago
I too would like to go down this rabbit hole. I am going to poke around using the terms “distributed learning” and “federated learning” (They’re different areas, but somewhat related as far as I understand).
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4y ago
Has she looked into EMDR therapy?
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Austin-Based Jasper Raises $125M, Becomes Tech Unicorn
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4y ago
Yeah you might be right. There are “weirdos” like me who power it on and off every day though :) Who knows what their rationale truly was, just seems like a case where the bad physical UX of a huge screen on a phone was compensated for by p
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4y ago
Probably because phones are massive now, and the side is the only place the power button can be pressed while holding the phone with one hand.
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5y ago
What’s your take on all the new vehicles these days with their auto engine start/stop and cylinder deactivation tech? I can’t imagine these will make for dependable used vehicles. I believe Honda settled a class action suit related to
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5y ago
I thought excess glutamine was associated with neuroticism, anxiety, depression, etc., and that there was a positive correlation between glutamine levels and depression [1]? Do you think in your case maybe you have naturally very low levels
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Cloudflare Announces Third Quarter 2021 Financial Results
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Cloudflare for SaaS for All, Now Generally Available
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The Steve Jobs deal w Michael Dell that could’ve changed Apple and tech history
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What is BGP? – BGP routing explained
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Yep, makes sense. A little nitpick: I wouldn’t call it a Black Swan because multiple people called out the potential for such a global event to happen (Gates, Taleb, etc.), but to your point it certainly further accelerated the move to onli
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5y ago
I always hear this line of thinking, but there aren’t ever supporting examples presented. Stripe reminds me of Cloudflare. Cloudflare is over 5x what it was at IPO (as of 6/14/21). Maybe what you describe is the case “on average”
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