protoax

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by protoax 5y ago
Copilot could absolutely solve the task given the instructions as a comment that's stated above. Unfortunately the gap between AI's capabilities and a task humans can solve quickly is super thin. You also have to constantly evade
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by protoax 5y ago
Hasn't Facebook's Pluribus come pretty close to "solving" no-limit holdem? I don't know a lot about poker so I can't really assess their claim's validity.
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by protoax 5y ago
I believe this is a feature on the mobile app.
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by protoax 5y ago
This is just nonsensical. Are you familiar with the famous bet made by Buffett that a basket of hedge funds would be outperformed by the market over 10 years? He was right, they were outperformed, so how does it follow that a basket of hedg
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by protoax 5y ago
Trading is gambling for almost everyone. The remaining actors benefit from additional information that is either entirely cost inhibitive or illegal.
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by protoax 5y ago
You’re only talking about one side of the equation. Buying options can never end in a loss that exceeds the original investment.
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by protoax 5y ago
Pretty much none of crypto trading can ever be skill-based depending on the time frame. Even in the medium term it’s a random walk.
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by protoax 5y ago
What percentage of total cumulative cryptocurrency volume is exchanged using PoW rather than PoS? The PoW market share is and historically has been pretty massive so I don't think it's hugely disingenuous or through a complete lac
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by protoax 5y ago
Which lose to the M1 handily on the battery and price aspects.
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by protoax 5y ago
Completely agree – search is absurdly poor considering the resources available to any solo developer these days. The mobile app is generally usable, if all you want to do is doomscroll without interacting with a single piece of content. Eve
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by protoax 5y ago
What you're saying really makes very little sense to me. The strategies change constantly and are arb'ed away. Every year they essentially do start from scratch, aiming to beat the market which they do massively. But they aren&#x2
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by protoax 5y ago
There are thousands of different graphs that correlate with that one. I don’t think I need to give the whole “correlation ≠ causation” line again.
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by protoax 5y ago
I think I understand your point and agree with the hype aspect, but statistically how can they be statistical outliers? On a broad annual basis they’ve beat everyone 10+ times in a row or whatever the number is. That’s far more than stati
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by protoax 5y ago
Just because you can make steering, braking, and acceleration changes to the car does not mean you are “in control”. The software makes such aggressive decisions that it can become impossible to react, causing massive additional danger to o
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by protoax 5y ago
Agreed, imagine paying thousands of dollars for a software product that is never delivered and continues to be pushed forward to the next year for five years running - it's unbelievable a solid case hasn't been brought against the
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by protoax 5y ago
You may be aware of twitter.com/Bitfinexed; they've compiled an overwhelming amount of evidence for Tether's manipulative behaviour.
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by protoax 5y ago
What makes it "literally impossible" for those coins to move? I think it is incredibly unlikely but don't see why it is impossible.
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by protoax 5y ago
The dot-com bubble lasted around 10 years, increasing almost exponentially in the last 2-3. Subsequently dropped 80% and took 15 years to return to those prices.
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by protoax 5y ago
I see no reason why not considering the core CPU component of the SOCs are very similar.
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Russia tested an AntiSat weapon and it's a shooting gallery on the ISS today(twitter.com)
11 points by protoax 5y ago|0 comments
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by protoax 5y ago
Struggling to see why this should be taken in any way seriously considering the clear conflict of interest?
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by protoax 5y ago
Note the ironic reflection of one of the article’s points: A cringey us-versus-them mentality in the clearly condescending quote “Sad to watch, frankly.”
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by protoax 5y ago
Outright scams or thefts due to complete negligence.
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by protoax 5y ago
This is pocket change on the scale of monthly crypto thefts/scams.
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by protoax 5y ago
Yeah the box was too large for mobile and took a lot of fiddling to drag the X into view.
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by protoax 5y ago
I could give you heaps of anecdotal evidence to the contrary but they ranked almost last in a survey [1] and even Musk admitted it was a problem at the company [2] [1] https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1128625_tesla-
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by protoax 5y ago
Yes they did - all the large investment banks were purchasing huge amounts of CDS's as they were continuing to sell bad subprime.
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by protoax 5y ago
It does seem quite out of character for Apple but I believe a schematic leak in April showed a full size HDMI port among others.
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Diamond Aircraft EDA40 All-Electric Aircraft(youtube.com)
3 points by protoax 5y ago|0 comments
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by protoax 5y ago
Should be noted that Tether have publicly denied holding any Evergrande paper.

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