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carnitine

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    Comment #39146396

    They provide a service to the market and that’s just a pretty basic description of it. Obviously they hope to make money from doing so, but so does every company. No different to s…

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    Comment #38151771

    That’s not true either. Coq’s logic is significantly different to HoL.

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    Comment #38134187

    They definitely don’t all compile to the same thing. Some do, most don’t.

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    Comment #38134173

    It also just follows from X being >= 30.

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    Comment #38133572

    January 2023 is an age ago in terms of generative AI. DALL-E 3 has been out what, a month? I just tried and it generated hands no problem.

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    Comment #38090503

    You’re saying that based on what? All the code and assets are AI.

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    Comment #37235194

    Dice is plural, and common games have you roll two dice at a time. So you’re looking for a pair of pairs.

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    Comment #36116699

    C is definitely a high level language.

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    Comment #35157201

    Obviously not in reality, but their (wrong) definition refers to ‘time to do so’.

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    Comment #35155586

    Under your definition they can just hold the bonds to maturity to be solvent.

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    Comment #35154515

    No one is claiming it is a tautology for all X and Y, it just happens to be true in this particular case.

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    Comment #34064068

    Lisp is not very functional at all.

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    Comment #34042918

    How is it hilarious? I doubt the average English person is a massive fan of Canary Wharf and it’s owners.

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    Comment #33535850

    Tether can be liquidated via the Tether Foundation.

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    Comment #33523029

    How is a prop crypto firm a bank? Laughable

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    Comment #33480392

    That has nothing to do with not knowing which assertion in a given test has failed.

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    Comment #33418790

    They don’t need to claw back the money as long as Twitter services the debt.

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    Comment #33271967

    Equality on reals is not computable.

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    Comment #33071598

    Would shredded fabric and paint ordinarily form a dress when sprayed?

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    Comment #32411584

    The whole point is that he secured funding from third parties for the Twitter deal. He was never buying it alone.

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    Comment #32411263

    Why? That says financial assets aren’t included in reporting of inflation. Why would one think they would be?

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    Comment #32317553

    Market makers and retail traders have aligned incentives. Stop scaremongering.

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    Comment #32316633

    To even have those ‘best alphas’ in the first place and then select them in advance for your best fund is the impressive part. The returns are insane even if the fund is capped.

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    Comment #32316475

    How exactly would this fraud work? Most HFT firms only trade their own capital and distribute gains internally, there’s no one to defraud. Also it’s been going on a lot longer than…

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    Comment #32261836

    For ‘financial stuff’ where proximity matters (which is a small fraction of it) you would be colocated with the exchange, and there’s no need for that data centre to be in London.