jxntb73

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by jxntb73 10d ago
All right, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us??
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by jxntb73 1y ago
Like past bubbles, it’s usefulness is being marketed into existence.
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Meta's DINOv3: Self-supervised learning for vision at unprecedented scale(ai.meta.com)
1 points by jxntb73 1y ago|0 comments
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by jxntb73 1y ago
> "I have always done exactly what I wanted. Which is why I find myself on a shady facial recognition website looking for a bus driver I met when I was 14." Is a powerful way to start a blog post. 9/10
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by jxntb73 1y ago
> Cost of living can only go up if people are willing to pay more. , is the worst economic take i've heard in a while and I read the FT. CoL is primarily driven by supply and demand, not willingness to pay, not to mention inflation,
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by jxntb73 1y ago
The article emphasizes financial pressures on new couples due to rising living costs making lab-grown diamonds more appealing, and that's sad in my mind, it's sad that the cost of living prices people out from nice things, it&#x27
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by jxntb73 1y ago
Indeed, a strange forward-thinking reversion back to a hard money standard to have BTC backed anything. Whatever $€£¥₹₽^x to BTC bridge exists, I'm all for it.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
Stabelcoins are\will be nothing more than glorified digital dollars\CBDCs, of which there are many already, that will proliferate USDs 'exorbitant privilege'. The only real revolution in/for/from 'crypto' is BT
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by jxntb73 1y ago
Special slop, made by ai for ai, now only €199-799 a month.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Embedded_CE_6.0 Huh, intresting.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
Goals, however small, give life meaning.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
AT is an amazing tool that can boost productivity and help with creative inspiration. If an app is making you feel sad stop using the app.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
A price appreciation of about 75% over roughly 20 years.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
I'm not excusing nor rationalizing prices and the economics, obviously they hoard and manupulate the rates. Can't argue with how dark that crap must be. All I'm saying is real diamonds are 'better' and everyone know
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by jxntb73 1y ago
And the US holds 50-70% of the total world market capitalization, and yet here we are. Believe 15A and 19A as much as you can believe De Beers' 'Building Forever 2030 Goal's
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by jxntb73 1y ago
Imagine being a Graphic Designer at NASA.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
Many of the variables listed (money supply growth, banking dynamics, government deficits, and velocity) depend on confidence in the underlying fiat currency.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
With stuff like r/LLMPhysics already proving how futile AI is at doing science, I cannot wait untill these tech-bros start vibe-sociologying and slide into megahitler territory.
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by jxntb73 1y ago
I'm still conflicted about this. I understand the cost and blood diamond debate and largely agree. But there is something about diamonds that makes them divine: carbon atoms crystallizing and bonding over millions to billions of years
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by jxntb73 1y ago
Like all text, even this, written in an authoritarian/strongheaded/textbook way, people believe. They believe textbooks, the news, political reasonings, company mission statements, and federal reserve policies. Turtles all the way
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by jxntb73 1y ago
I put your AI written-in-Markdown article into AI and asked it to respond critically. TLDR; LLMs cannot do science. The concept of "Computational Thermoepistemics" ambitiously seeks to unify computation, thermodynamics, and inform
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Ethical imperatives in the commercialization of brain-computer interfaces(papers.ssrn.com)
2 points by jxntb73 1y ago|0 comments
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Donate to the Treasury to help pay down the $36.7T public debt(pay.gov)
35 points by jxntb73 1y ago|72 comments
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by jxntb73 1y ago
The author misses the crucial final stretch of tying all that logic concretely into Bitcoin; indispensable through infrastructure and habit. The tulip bubble (Holland 1634-1637) didn't get the fastest-growing ETF in history in year 15.
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by jxntb73 2y ago
Sure. Interesting hypothesis. More research needed. *edit, for the record, for me, as a postdoc, a hypothesis, while more structured than mere speculation, is still an unproven explanation that requires rigorous testing and peer review befo
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by jxntb73 2y ago
preach. the feilds about to chase another aβ*56 dead end for a few decades.
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by jxntb73 2y ago
speculative.
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by jxntb73 4y ago
https://github.com/dair-ai/Prompt-Engineering-Guide
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by jxntb73 4y ago
I always refer to this link: https://web3isgoinggreat.com/
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by jxntb73 4y ago
DCA into a hardware wallet and don't sell it for a decade.

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