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chejazi

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About chejazi

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    Comment #36725867

    Yea the weights are the secret sauce that OpenAI and competitors generally protect.

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    Comment #36567876

    > For those reading this who haven’t bought a new-in-box retro computer lately, $59.99 is fall-out-of-your-chair cheap, but Pellegrini has largely avoided price-gouging. Only recen…

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    Comment #36412001

    He's one of the people on the lost submarine

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    Comment #36261497

    It is truly painful to watch narcissists rewrite their stories.

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    Comment #35127427

    And yet, socializing any potential losses across banks (as opposed to homeowners, back in 2008) feels like the appropriate move.

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    Comment #35127398

    Those who did foresee it made highly profitable trades: https://twitter.com/notmrmanziel/status/1633940364460474372

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    Comment #35113245

    I assume you're deriving the 23¢ from the 23% they have banked, but I would like to note that of that 23%, roughly a third (3.3bn of 9.7bn) was with SVB. The rest was with other ba…

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    Comment #34169781

    Centralized projects are more likely to be deemed securities. If that were to happen with a coin Coinbase actively trades, they would be in legal trouble.

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    Comment #33576960

    Earlier Documentary before the Tom Hanks film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngNP8ZNutNY

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    Comment #32504290

    I can't believe they managed to grind that one.

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    Comment #32360716

    > Cypherpunks write code- but what about the extropians? As Jim McCoy said, it takes Evil Geniuses to really get the job done.

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    Comment #32037889

    From TFA, "Same Risk, Same Regulatory Outcome"

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    Comment #31635345

    I am not a history expert but it is interesting to hear that re: Rome, given the author's background > Ugo Bardi is professor of physical chemistry at the University of Florence, I…

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    Comment #30171562

    Facebook recently used a version of this song in their first ad for the Meta rebrand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2W9YVkkn9U "Way in my brain"

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    Comment #29567854

    wohoo! ssh'd back in. ty

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    Comment #29051490

    Generally you aren't limited in how much you can sell. If Tesla deposits $270m worth, the exchange won't stop them from selling. I think you mean withdraw (there are pretty strict …

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    Comment #29051462

    Epic - you should mint those emails.

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    Comment #28581584

    > Some founders create structured equity that only pays out after the company’s stock appreciates significantly. Other CEOs have out-of-the-money options (Elon Musk is famous for t…

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    Comment #28575700

    A lot of dunking happening here - titles like this article's can definitely turn people away, as people have learned that money means something (undesirably) different in "crypto."…

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    Comment #28547749

    Don't forget "soared" and "plunged", used practically any day the market moves more than a hair.

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    Comment #28545037

    Oh man. This level of shame for someone not used to it (e.g. not a public figure) will certainly lead to some trauma.

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    Comment #27978503

    > (collapsable and deep-linkable) I see other major differences. Discord and other chat-apps invite much more real time participation than the other two you just mentioned. Also di…

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    Comment #27933801

    Ah, a soft fork focused on SegWit transactions. Every time I try and follow along with the latest in Bitcoin I just don't get that excited. I think that's part of the point, though…