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Tinyyy
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Comment #46228097
Doesn’t this prevent the GPUs from talking to each other over the high speed link?
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Comment #39327473
There was an inefficient allocation of resources that was disrupted by technology.
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Comment #36271467
I grew up in a city with insanely high taxes on cars and roads (Singapore). But you could get anywhere easily with the bus or MRT. In a rush? Your Grab taxi can get you there quick…
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Comment #36271426
Yea you’re exactly right, there’s a tragedy of the commons situation right now. You could either decrease the demand or increase the supply to fix this problem, and it seems pretty…
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Comment #36271082
I’m a fan of charging market efficient rates for shared goods. The congestion situation in the Holland Tunnel is awful and bleeds out into various streets of Manhattan as well. The…
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Comment #35167947
Fully insured by whom?
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Comment #30927214
That sounds like a crappy business that can benefit from economies of scale.
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Comment #29909543
How much do you think Lebron James would be paid in a free market without collective bargaining?
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Comment #27028849
They don’t kick out competitors though, merely open up their own stores. To me (the consumer), that seems fine.
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Comment #26797506
> If I'm literally prevented from using any other kind of spam filter, you bet I'd be complaining. Actually, you can use another kind of spam filter - your brain.
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Comment #26064904
I’ll take the other side of the bet, for $100, that the core product of Stadia (video game streaming) will still be playable 18 months from today.
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Comment #25982121
You’re right, sucks that you’re downvoted.
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Comment #25981722
I make $400k/yr as an immigrant, and boy do I feel exploited :) Edit: Sorry for being sarcastic and flexing here. I’m friends with many IMO and IOI medalists (per the paper) who ar…
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Comment #25957403
TSLA was included into the S&P because they had a profitable business - GME makes net losses so the S&P won’t be bagholding it.
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Comment #25954712
This is complete bullshit, you can enter your entire demand curve into the market with various bids.
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Comment #25942862
> Hedge funds do this to each other every day. Do you have a source for this?
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Comment #25728280
Nice! I think you meant if the video is /30/ FPS, then the time between each frame is 33ms.
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Comment #25625760
I think there can be prior that a professional looking ad can generate more clicks. Your argument shows a lack of statistical understanding - conditional on this data, the Bayesian…
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Comment #25355654
Are we really looking at a months worth of returns and trying to draw any conclusions here?
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Comment #25312881
For every loser there’s a winner. I fail to see how developers could ‘lower’ players’ winrates without also improving others’ winrates.
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Comment #25235730
> RipTable has been in development for 3 years and tested by dozens of quants at a large financial firm. I guess it's Susquehanna.
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Comment #25202691
That’s not necessarily true.
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Comment #25186151
Nobody’s getting a goose laying golden eggs from a covid vaccine. It’s a one time, relatively low-cost vaccine that is going to go out of demand once the population is immunized. O…
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Comment #25096944
From someone working at Jane Street, Apple definitely does not make 10x per employee what Jane Street does.