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HappyTypist

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    Comment #34496258

    GPT works based on tokens, not characters.

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    Comment #34049063

    Plugging is okay, but you should always disclose if you are involved (which appears to be the case here based on your username).

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    Comment #33918394

    Twitter's visibility filtering wasn't based on "Your" User Behavior. It was based on what their moderation team decided to filter or not filter.

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    Comment #33594466

    [2] is referring to 1inch offering 8.05% APY on the 1inch token _only_, which is easy when only 621m out of 1.5b tokens are circulating (i.e. more 1inch tokens are printed to pay t…

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    Comment #33574953

    I think you need to work on iOS support, or this will not take off. P.S. Beautiful project for a problem that definitely needs solving.

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    Comment #33574945

    Why not implement the tried and true fingerprint verification? Quite easy to do when you're having synchronous, lively video/audio conversations.

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    Comment #33460759

    'Hide' takes one click :)

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    Comment #33015555

    They absolutely didn't pay list price. Even the rookiest AWS account manager is going to be able to get a discount on $600k of compute.

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    Comment #32560685

    No, it won't. A single miner has chosen to *not include* TC transactions in their blocks, but they are not *censoring* TC transactions in the sense that they will validly build upo…

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    Comment #32546570

    Is there really great marketplace demand? The hacker/hobbyist community is tiny.

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    Comment #32505784

    If your hearing aid is made from Apple, you're probably going to be locked in to Apple products for as long as you don't replace your hearing aid.

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    Comment #31805239

    47% taxes above A$180k/yr (US$125k/yr). Very little loopholes like in the US that allow you to reduce your tax paid. So considerably less monetary incentive to 'make it big'. For e…

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    Comment #31805213

    How can you even buy a 1/4 acre house without making millions? Those go for $2-5 million in Sydney.

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    Comment #31748771

    How many consumer OS crashes can be attributed to RAM errors? How many corrupt files, strange bugs, or quirks can be attributed?

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    Comment #31650203

    The T1 runs an iOS variant because Apple understands that if you can re-use security primitives (Secure Encave from IOS), you have less surface area for attacks and you have a more…

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    Comment #31650179

    Yeah but Apple products are so expensive, outside of the USA, most[1] people still use Android simply because their budget for a phone is maybe ~$300-$400 and they don't want a SE …

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    Comment #31612369

    This is actually bad news because a super-hot labour market tends to lead to higher inflation; forcing the Fed to artificially slow down the economy even more and increasing the ch…

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    Comment #31588334

    Insightful observation. Arab Spring changed Facebook and social media, across the whole world. Don't forget the AI moderation-on-post. Just recently, a popular 'influencer' posted …

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    Comment #31588265

    Things I wish messaging apps had: 1. Forward a message to someone else. Sometimes you're not the best person to answer, but a colleague is. Forwarding should be easy and feature mi…

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    Comment #31543024

    Okay, OVH is not realistic, but at Uber scale, you can certainly roll your own data-centres and get costs lower than, or similar to OVH, even when including the cost of sysadmin an…

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    Comment #31542957

    I just do not understand how ridesharing cannot turn a profit. Let's look at unit economics: ~25% take rate on a ride ($15 average): $3.75 take Payment processing: 2.5% + 30c = $0.…

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    Comment #29177342

    Rates went down because the underlying economy was seeing slowing growth; particularly due to impacts of the trade war.

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    Comment #28582301

    Amazon's fulfilment system co-mingles. Checking the seller is pointless, it is an accounting thing only. If it's fulfilled by amazon, then the source can come from _any_ FBA mercha…

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    Comment #28578247

    so hard to find stock of this in australia :(