vbs_redlof

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by vbs_redlof 2mo ago
I imagine main agent tells subagent something along the lines of: use this tool on this local data with these instructions in ciphertext. Otherwise yeah, encryption would be redundant.
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by vbs_redlof 7mo ago
You were building on Tempo, and they deplatformed you?
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by vbs_redlof 7mo ago
Good to see we're vibe coding critical financial infrastructure. Progress is being made. Next up: let's vibe code a pacemaker.
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by vbs_redlof 8mo ago
What I'd really like to see is some kind of iframe that pins JS/wasm code within it to a particular bundle hash and prevents modification at runtime (even from chrome extensions). Something more like a TEE inside the browser of so
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by vbs_redlof 8mo ago
Would benefit from cost-of-living data (e.g. something like numbeo), on top of the housing data. And something like Hoodmaps to discern safe/unsafe suburbs in a city (quality of life differs a lot within a city, often more than between
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by vbs_redlof 9mo ago
Because it's not about age verification, it's about setting up infrastructure to enable incremental enchroachment on privacy. Fun fact: many ZK identity solutions run centralized provers and can be subpoenaed. Need to use somethin
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by vbs_redlof 5y ago
You're confusing concepts and blockchain fundamentals. "Uncloneability" is the double-spending problem solved by proof-of-work/hashcash scheme. The 51% attack is not the problem, it's just a requirement for a PoW ba
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by vbs_redlof 6y ago
The 10x engineer manifesto /s
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by vbs_redlof 7y ago
Curious, what do you think of Sellfy? It gives you email lists, and analytics. I'm currently building an e-commerce platform like Etsy, and tossing up some ideas of what kind of features to provide for sellers with respect to their br
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by vbs_redlof 7y ago
I want to like envoy, but honestly the documentation for all areas of the framework is poor, with no support.
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by vbs_redlof 7y ago
He's not attacking his credibility, just bringing up the point that there may be bias in reasoning.
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by vbs_redlof 7y ago
Wait until lockup period ends for discount prices.
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by vbs_redlof 8y ago
And over time, what was an O(n) emission rate becomes O(n!)
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by vbs_redlof 8y ago
A 50% emission rate is incredibly high. Any linear emission rate will tend towards 0% as the number of coins in circulation gets larger and larger (assuming none are accidentally lost). Deflationary money can theoretically work, its just th
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by vbs_redlof 8y ago
But it is far less common to come across startups who believe this. Think of blockchain startups as the top 1% of the most optimistic investors who believed in the technology so much that they created companies around an immature infrastru
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by vbs_redlof 9y ago
The website seems like pure marketing at this point in time. Account created today, with every post promoting the company.
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by vbs_redlof 10y ago
Reputation and credibility is important in attracting fund flows. Wouldn't you rather put your money with the guy with a team of PhDs?
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by vbs_redlof 10y ago
I think parent means B's not BS, although p-hacking is very much an overoptimization over easily defined gials.
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by vbs_redlof 10y ago
Why was this downvoted? Is there something wrong with this approach?
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by vbs_redlof 10y ago
9 hrs is a massive stretch. I'm lucky to get 4~5hrs on a single charge.
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by vbs_redlof 11y ago
A better statement would be: if two rational agents share the same prior beliefs and their posterior beliefs are common knowledge, irrespective of what private information they have been exposed to, they cannot rationally agree to disagree.
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by vbs_redlof 11y ago
I'm confused with the "goals and "values" terminology, I've never once heard of these terms in this area of research. Aumann's agreement theorem simple: two agents with common priors cannot agree to disagree if
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by vbs_redlof 12y ago
The amount of shares on offer is typically only a fraction of all outstanding shares. So underpricing the IPO shares isn't such a huge deal if company insiders who are under sales lockups hold many times more shares. It might actually
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by vbs_redlof 12y ago
The design of online auctions and markets. It gives some insight on how we can design bidding and pricing systems to ensure that people only ever attempt to bid what they truly think an item is worth, given what they know and what they thin
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by vbs_redlof 12y ago
It's not so clear coordination games apply to advertising though. The original applications of coordination games were in modelling economic situations in which there were benefits to mass coordination--events like bank runs and specul
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by vbs_redlof 12y ago
http://www.nasdaq.com/markets/ipos/ Includes withdrawn, priced and filed IPOs. Very clean data, straight from SEC Edgar filings.
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by vbs_redlof 12y ago
10-12 hrs sounds exaggerated, I've never once seen a MPB last even ~5 hrs with light use.
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by vbs_redlof 12y ago
It's just a special case of omitted variables with categorial variables. So instead of parameter estimates being biased up or down x amount (to the extent covariates are correlated with error terms), with Simpsons's paradox the me
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by vbs_redlof 13y ago
From what I understand, it doesn't matter so much if an analyst's forecasts are wrong, so long as they keep their bank's high-touch clients in the loop with vendors (trade commissions). Clients value this kind 'soft&#x27
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by vbs_redlof 13y ago
Stata is great as an excel replacement and has a decent library of pre-programmed statistical models. It's GUI based and targets applied researchers in economics etc. Unfortunately, extending any functions and defining your own models

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