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Comment #36325155
Do you think a Philosopher's Stone might have some value, too? I think Y Combinator should look into it. Maybe an Elixir of Immortality? An automatically parallelizing compiler tha…
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Comment #36321143
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Comment #36310970
"OK, securities exchange, you can continue operating as long as you shut down the securities exchange." I suppose they can keep the office cafeteria open.
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Comment #36310934
And the SEC is also saying "you don't get to ignore the rules just because you don't like them". Whatever the rules should be, it's clear Coinbase is on the wrong side of what they…
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Comment #36310313
There is nothing in the law that explicitly prevents the registration of a cryptocurrency. The problem is that the people making them are not able to answer the kinds of questions …
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Comment #36276193
>[2] lists the following threats: Oops, you forgot one: - Predation by nonnative and/or nuisance species >And yes, after all of the above, cats may also present a threat. You seem …
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Comment #36275440
>how? You know this? California seems to think so. >Beta testing with relatively untrained people on public roads seems necessary for either strategy though. Then why is Tesla the …
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Comment #36274466
Tesla's system can be used to achieve nothing in actual operation. It makes constant mistakes and requires an ever-vigilant human to take over in a fraction of a second when it doe…
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Comment #36274096
We know Tesla cannot match Mercedes. We don't know whether or not Mercedes can match Tesla. Mercedes isn't reckless enough to let untrained fanboys play with defective software in …
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Comment #36273850
So, in the absolute best-case scenario cherry-picked from thousands of videos, Tesla's system is capable of going twenty-five miles without making dangerous mistakes. I agree the c…
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Comment #36273523
As I said, this doesn't make sense even within the modern American right . Bud Light has been loudly supporting trans rights for years now with no backlash I can remember. Why did …
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Comment #36273237
"Supervised" does not mean the models need babysitting; it refers to the fundamental way the systems learn. Our most successful machine learning models all require some answers to …
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Comment #36263353
The customer base was alienated because Bud Light made one (1) custom can of beer. Not one kind of custom can, literally only one can. Strangely, Bud Light has made special cans fo…
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Comment #36261322
>The third Skywalker trilogy started off with a bang in late 2015 with The Force Awakens, only to end with a whimper four years later as fans deserted the franchise. The Rise of Sk…
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Comment #36252589
Cats are ferocious predators of mice and birds and other small animals. Maybe management is helpful, but even supposedly indolent cats do a lot of hunting. They aren't good at hunt…
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Comment #36252537
I wondered about this myself. Cats don't often attack rats, but rats apparently change their behavior dramatically when cats are around. Just making rats afraid to come out of hidi…
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Comment #36252352
You are badly misrepresenting the content of your sources. [1] says: >The owls are endangered from many sides. One of the biggest threats uses the Shoreline golf course. A bleak Mo…
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Comment #36235364
Not as far as I can tell. My dealer is still getting them in.
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Comment #36233568
>Bolt has been discontinued, so it's not a great example vehicle. No, it will be discontinued. That's not the same. No surprise; Chevy dislikes making good cars.
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Comment #36233511
>Congress, not the SEC should be defining what a security (or commodity etc) is. It's defined by the courts. The Howey Test, which is the modern definition of a security, was draft…
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Comment #36233435
Do you think they're below the law? The fact that the business is so illegal that it's impossible to bring it into compliance just goes to prove the SEC's case. The only Scams like…
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Comment #36233252
I think the feds use a different definition of "good at the job" than you do. They are slow, but they are inexorable. They very rarely lose once they bring charges. Perhaps this sh…
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Comment #36233147
I'm not sure. Coinbase is an American company, so the executives won't need to be extradited. There's a chance they'll actually do some prison time.