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4mo ago
Interesting that there is such a clearly stated differentiation between projects that use "LLM-generated code" and those who don't. I wonder how it went for the farms that stuck to "non-tractor-generated crops" in t
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1y ago
Another alternative to a non-national global reserve is of course gold (or dare I say the B asset which must not be named)
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1y ago
Video games come to mind
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1y ago
Where did you find the time to read HN and write this comment? It's about prioritization. (My priorities are pretty much the same as yours)
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2y ago
nice AI chat bot. It has made me think a bit
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3y ago
Toggle dark mode at the bottom of the page
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3y ago
I watched one of the 12-hour coin tossing marathons. They were sitting with their laptops and pressed a button for every result. I wonder if human error can explain (at least part of) the deviation from 50/50: * locations of the button
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Keep Linux Open and Free
(oracle.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I'm guessing all of these banks asked their quotes to be removed, ans cnbc decided to cave in to all requesters at the same time
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4y ago
Olga was a famous doorkeeper at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. Students used to send her postcards from their journeys. It became so popular that it was enough to write "Olga, Sweden" for her to get the letters [0] (so
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I love qutebrowser and use it daily (and donate to the compiler), mostly on Linux but also on Windows. Here are some of my headaches that force me to use Chrome/Firefox anyway sometimes, if anyone has answers to these I am very interes
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Why Women Fail at Bitcoin
(thrillerbitcoin.com)
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4y ago
What about bone strength though?
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Shelling Out: The Origins of Money
(nakamotoinstitute.org)
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4y ago
Scarcity has driven value before [0]. And the more scarce, then more valueable. This being combined with other characteristics necessary to be money: Divisibility, fungibility, salibility across time and space. Some examples: wampum seashel
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4y ago
Arthur Hayes has written extensively [0] on these points. [0]: https://blog.bitmex.com/white-boy/
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4y ago
Very unexpected that this comes from Coinbase. But kudos where kudos are due! I hope this goes the way
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4y ago
I did the problems under the assumption that "pulling the lever" was an act, while doing nothing was not acting. Implied legal (and moral) liabilities made a difference in my choices.
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4y ago
I used to think Vitalik was earnest as well. I was an ETH believer up until a few years ago. My distrust in him was the crack that in the end spread and became a distrust in ETH. I'll just provide 2 sources for this, fossuser, and then
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4y ago
Inflation is an increase in the money supply. If you see everything from this lens then it all makes sense. Prices of specific commodities and consumables may rise or fall, but if the money supply and demand remains the same the overall c
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Random.c
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Me Too (2004)
(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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4y ago
Proof of Work is the source of truth [0]. That is why Proof of Stake cannot work. You are describing one of the biggest of the problems with PoS perfectly. [0] https://dergigi.com/2021/01/14/bitcoin-is-time&#x
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Charlie Munger
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Bottomless
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Shelling Out – The Origins of Money
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The Problem with Vim (2014)
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Creating Bitcoin Private Keys with Dice (2014)
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I think we would keep the top 5% scores, and the remaining 5% would be filled with the people able to "affect the randomness" (read bribe) the best. There is already a degree of randomness inherent, since for example students don&
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5y ago
Take your confusion about that as your first data point on whether it is over-hyped or not ;) I don't think there is any way to build a quantum computer on earth with a significant amount of qubits (enough to break ECDSA with Shor'
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