nowayno583

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by nowayno583 1y ago
Your reasoning is correct if you think about negotiating options, or going all in on a trade, but its not quite right for stocks. The borrowing rates for MSFT and NVDA - even for a retail investor - are less than 1% yearly. So if your view
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by nowayno583 1y ago
That's a very out of the money view! If you are right you could make some very good money!
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by nowayno583 1y ago
It is a very complex phenomenon, with no single driving force. The usual culprit is uncertainty, which itself can have a ton of root causes (say, tariffs changing every few weeks, or higher inflation due to government subsidies). In more un
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by nowayno583 1y ago
That was a very fun recap, thanks for sharing. It's easy to forget how much better these things have gotten. And this was in just six months! Crazy!
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by nowayno583 2y ago
Markets are supposed to be decision makers, and having pricing information be public helps firms and other allocators take better decisions. The question at hand is if the flow of information today is so fast that it deters smart decision m
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by nowayno583 2y ago
Oh! It's been a good while since I've worked in noise cancelling. I didn't know current tech was at the point where we could do direct reproduction of the outside noise, instead of just using mic arrays! That's very cool
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by nowayno583 2y ago
Does anyone understand why they are taking the difference between transformers instead of the sum? It seems to me that in a noise reducing solution we would be more interested in the sum, as random noise would cancel out and signal would be
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by nowayno583 2y ago
Makes sense! My impression that phase matters from audio comes from when editing audio in a DAW or anything like that. We are very sensitive to sudden phase changes (which would be kind of like teleporting very fast from one point to anothe
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by nowayno583 2y ago
Intuitively, audio is way more sensitive to phase and persistence because of the time domain. So maybe audio models look more like video models instead of image models? I'm not really sure how current video generating models work, but
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by nowayno583 2y ago
But Swift is just a messaging protocol, right? It doesn't handle trust at all - like you said, you need an awful lot of documents for a single transfer. I think what could be gained with a zkp protocol would be timeliness. Not needing
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by nowayno583 2y ago
Imagine you are Goldman Sachs and a client wants to make a 100mm USD wire transfer to one of their accounts at Citibank. How does citibank know that the account at GS has the money to cover this transfer? Right now, the way this works is es