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by wwwpatdelcom 10mo ago
Thanks. Everything is completely stateless at this point and there's a defined close time with everything being on the server side in terms of timestamps. Could you give me a link to what you're referring to and what you have seen
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Show HN: SocialPredict v2.1.0 – Easy to Deploy Prediction Markets(github.com)
2 points by wwwpatdelcom 10mo ago|3 comments
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by wwwpatdelcom 10mo ago
Basically, this is software that allows you to deploy your own prediction market platform from scratch that you own and control. You can invite friends and add users, anyone can add questions and make bets toward those contracts. Most impor
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by wwwpatdelcom 11mo ago
Cool idea, forked it to OpenPredictionMarkets .. .thanks!
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Show HN: SocialPredict, Open Source Prediction Market(github.com)
2 points by wwwpatdelcom 11mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Production Deployable Prediction Market Platform, SocialPredict v0.0.4(github.com)
2 points by wwwpatdelcom 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: SocialPredict, MIT Licensed, Easy to Deploy Prediction Market Platform(github.com)
2 points by wwwpatdelcom 2y ago|0 comments
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
First off, I'm glad we all got our daily thought about the Roman Empire in today. Secondly, this author is much more qualified than me to either agree or refute this; I believe we need to be incredibly skeptical when reading about Roma
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
That feedback came straight from my basal ganglia. Though I'm guessing that was a pretty expensive domain name. So in lieu of changing it, on this issue I can be bought off. But I will accept a bribe in the form of a medium sized T-Shi
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
As a both devops and ML professional at my job (it's a small company), I viscerally cringe at the same kurtosis for this company (which I just learned about). There could be some kind of latent jealously/projection causing that
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
Greetings, welcome to GodBot, how may you assist me today? --> Have me command some Fatwas, Responsums or Dictums for you to issue --> Interpret Religious Text For You --> Recipe Ideas
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
Something that we Americans are very conveniently forgetful of is that America didn't just pop out of no where on July 4th, 1776, there was in fact a huge history of us being England and that includes every single quote from every si
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Book Review: Introducing Elixir by Simon St. Laurent, J. David Eisenberg(bookbit.substack.com)
2 points by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago|1 comments
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
Since reading this book I have also read, "Programming Ecto," as well as having actually programmed in Ecto/Elixir and have some thoughts on people's insistence that Elixir is bad at IO. I believe people who are coming
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
OK, so there's misinformation from industrial scale propaganda dissemination, there's misinformation from hallucination, but I think a less talked about aspect of LLM generalization of misinformation is to look at LLM's as a
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
American founding fathers were huge Ancient Rome nerds. Did they know what the ensuing two centuries had that Rome didn't? Of course they did not, but with hindsight I can certainly bullshit on the topic and put together a hopefully en
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
Decathread
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Why Didn't Ancient Rome Have a Space Program?(patdel.substack.com)
2 points by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago|0 comments
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Whatever Happened to the Internet of Things?(patdel.substack.com)
3 points by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago|5 comments
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
I used to run an Internet of Things conference, which is what prompted this article: https://kconfs.com/iotfuse/
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
I think most of us are all very much past the point that we understand there is a layer of manipulation in media and we have to deal with information that comes at us reflectively to the best of our ability. This article does not define how
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
This is an uncharitable summarization of what Hinton's actual statement was. He said, "might," and "could," a lot, not, "is." The key here is that it's speculative. That being said, a lot going on in
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
Is this an advertisement or something that we can play around with?
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
> Show HN is for something you've made that other people can play with. HN users can try it out, give you feedback, and ask questions in the thread. What am I able to play with? Why does this say on the first page that it's an
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
So forgive my, "adversarial," questions here, but you seem to be encouraging adversarial thinking, which is laudable, but also invites adversarial thinking onto the construct you're building as well. Marqt, much like predicti
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
That's John Hammond's business model in Jurassic Park: build a bunch of chimeras that look like what people imagine Dinosaurs to be, clickbait people into visiting his park by calling them actual Dinosaurs.
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It Was Good Talking to You as Always, John(patdel.substack.com)
2 points by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago|0 comments
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
Florida, California, Texas, New York, and to a certain degree the unique states, Alaska, Hawaii, do have, "something special," about them due to their sheer size or uniqueness. What does Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan have?
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Wanna Bet? Using Betting Markets to Follow What the Hell Is Going on in AI(patdel.com)
2 points by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago|0 comments
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by wwwpatdelcom 3y ago
Can I rant for a bit, as a Midwesterner? Perhaps in line with this article: my perspective having grown up and remained in perhaps one of the most emblematic midwestern states, Minnesota: 1. We rest on our laurels a lot and look down on the

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