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by initplus 3y ago
The obvious angle is AI contract generation. Docusign are uniquely positioned to build up a real training set of contracts.
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by initplus 3y ago
Splitting assets between banks doesn’t change the insurance income collected by FDIC, and nor does it change the overall risk profile for FDIC - its artificial structuring behaviour. It’s a minimum, not a cap.
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by initplus 3y ago
>however that solution only works because we have a non AI system to prove correctness But this is actually a really common scenario. Checking a solution for correctness is often much easier than actually finding a correct solution in th
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by initplus 3y ago
GBTC is it's own weird separate thing, with a whole bunch of red flags. It's not yet an ETF. They don't even distribute the fund prospectus online, it's only available by email request. Tracking for actual BTC futures ET
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by initplus 3y ago
Trading in derivatives still affects the price of the underlying asset. Sellers of BTC futures contracts are hedged by holding BTC.
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by initplus 3y ago
Bitcoin futures ETF's already exist - I'm not convinced that a spot price ETF is any huge breakthrough.
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by initplus 3y ago
Bitcoin futures ETF's are already allowed - several exist and they track the BTC:USD rate relatively accurately. I'm not sure that a spot price ETF is really a huge breakthrough in terms of actual mechanics. But approval is an opp
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by initplus 3y ago
RF is harmless below the point where it directly heats tissue. Having a full strength cell tower transmitter inside your home is not safe due to the intensity of the transmission, it will directly heat tissue inside your body.
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by initplus 3y ago
This would show the effect you want. Code like tests are likely to be very verbose, while often the actual vulnerability will come down to a handful of characters.
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Delivering files is the easy part, integrating with the language tooling/buildsystem is the hard bit. Seemingly simple concepts like a dependency don’t translate neatly across languages.
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Naive implementations of A* can break down in some common scenarios, with highly connected graphs where many solutions exist. Imagine a long barrier with the start and goal placed on either side at the exact midpoint. Tie handling is really
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by initplus 3y ago
Another TV related “don’t suck button: Nvidia defaulting to limited colorspace on HDMI outputs. Persists to this day. iPhone Haptic Touch duration not set to “Fast” by default.
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by initplus 3y ago
Nearly every attempt at starting a new aggregation site like hackernews or reddit has been a failure. I’m not going to switch to a new website where no community exists just so I can pay for news articles. To work it needs to be integrated
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by initplus 3y ago
I would be "happier" to pay a subscription to an aggregation platforms like hackernews or reddit to access archived articles that are linked to these sites. In turn a proportion of that could be passed on to the underlying publish
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vcpkg are forced to alter source packages because in the majority of cases upstream doesn't have working cross platform builds. They have weird broken CMakeLists.txt, incomplete compiler support, weird build incompatibilities with othe
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by initplus 3y ago
Unicode was originally designed with the dream of fitting everything into 16 bits. CJK unification was a controversial measure that enabled this, by combining "the same" characters together in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Micros
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by initplus 3y ago
Yeah - on the one hand I'm really happy for them. They are building something really cool, out in the open under the MIT license. Hopefully outside investment will help them accelerate their plans for Godot. On the other, it's har
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W4 Games (Godot Engine) raises $15M(w4games.com)
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by initplus 3y ago
I guess I still don't understand... how much customer service do you need to run a savings account? How do you even screw that up? Operating a savings account like this one should be close to just picking money off the free money tree.
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by initplus 3y ago
"Unfortunately a lot of the graphics-related issues are indirectly caused by the game’s use of DOTS" "The cause for unnecessary geometry is both the lack of simplified LOD variants for many of the game’s meshes, as well as th
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by initplus 3y ago
Unity are spending too much money to develop far too little. New engine features are almost universally half baked (DOTS, UI mess). They acquire in demand features from the community just to let them wither (pro builder). The only thing tha
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by initplus 3y ago
What is the underlying reason these consumer offerings have been such a failure? Something like a savings account should be the closest thing to free money there is - stick the cash into t bills, collect a margin on top and pass the rest ba
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by initplus 3y ago
Interesting to see that the worry could have been avoided if they had lined up their timelines better in the first place. If they'd compared the timestamp on the test readout to the last timestamp from the telemetry system, they'd
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by initplus 3y ago
Issues with GNOME come down to three inter-related issues. * Configurability - GNOME goes out of it's way to remove any configurability from their DE. First they move settings to obscure places, next they remove them entirely. * Compat
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by initplus 3y ago
Surely nobody becomes a professional chess player because they think it will impress women.
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by initplus 3y ago
The context here is somewhat different, given that Microsoft are essentially offering to roll out the red carpet for them.
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by initplus 3y ago
The control of the supply si with Microsoft, who are likely falling on Sam’s side here.
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Same company that completely missed the boat on mobile not that many years later. Intel have consistently made serious mistakes in their strategic direction. Fumbling 64bit, turning Apple down on mobile, missing GPU/AI. They are basica
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Apple's ARM switch worked because they have tight control over the whole software stack, and actually worked really hard to provide transparent support for older x86-64 software. Windows for ARM has none of this support and has basical
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by initplus 3y ago
GPS can tell you exactly where you are, and nothing more. It can’t tell anyone else where you are, it can’t teach you to read a map if you don’t have the skills. It can’t tell you the best route through dense jungle terrain if you don’t hav

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