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jonathanpeterwu

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    Comment #41714088

    Haven't seen this train of thought discussed. Takes some interesting comments from Karpathy and others to argue that transformers can distill down things well beyond just text and …

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    Comment #30923628

    This opens the door to many use cases for secure, privacy focused, and scaled asset transfers leveraging taproot, lightning network, and the existing bitcoin protocol. Very excitin…

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    Comment #30704307

    Yeah no doubt about this. But its also important to remember we've been doing this non stop since 2008 minus a few months in 2018. So this is a multi president, both parties are in…

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    Comment #29878840

    That seems to be the suggestion with MFN, it gets priced at the lowest term sheet so in this case the sale term sheet

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    Comment #28319303

    I highly doubt the chip shortage a la increased chip demand from a company perspective has to do with gaming/mining GPU demand. Much of the supply demand can be traced to increased…

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    Comment #28076047

    We should probably also find a way to tax US dollar usage with CO2 tax as the net energy usage here is quite high as well

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    Comment #26612469

    Mining bitcoin is exactly what the author mentions a heat sink not a battery. But mining bitcoin and capturing excess heat produces a provably scarce and globally accessible digita…

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    Comment #26612291

    Bitcoin is not a battery it is not a valid analogy. It’s more a store of value of the energy produced. It’s a monetary incentive to capture the cheapest (now mostly hydro, solar, w…

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    Comment #26612222

    Bitcoin energy consumption is a brittle argument, our entire monetary system is backed by much more expensive energy usage. Energy usage for security is a trait of sound money.

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    Comment #25241438

    What’s the point of sharing this on an article about his passing?

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    Comment #24652477

    Little Cinema Digital | Frontend Engineer (React, Typescript) | Remote US, New York, Los Angeles | https://littlecinema.net Little Cinema is an online shared digital experience pla…

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    Comment #24043268

    Little Cinema Digital | Senior Backend Engineer (Node, Typescript) | Remote US, New York, Los Angeles | https://littlecinema.net Little Cinema is an online shared digital experienc…

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    Comment #23628640

    Can you explain this a bit further, long tail which was better ROI

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    Comment #23602397

    Building on this. If you have the risk tolerance. Just stating that you have to work remotely (if its legitimate) at-risk health, child care, family care I'm sure there can't be a …

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    Comment #23398171

    Zuck. Pathologically lies and moves the goalposts. But employees are essentially powerless in this.

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    Comment #23133733

    Worth reading all chapters that are in here, but chapter 3 gets at the meat of where we're heading. We're at the end of a long credit cycle post WWII, dislocation of the dollar fro…

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    Comment #22916501

    This is a primarily large company focused initiative. You’ll need to work with apples partner integration chat providers to build on it. It’s invite only at this point.

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    Comment #22749733

    Location: London Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: React, GraphQL, Apollo, JavaScript, Rails, PostgreSQL, React, AWS (ECS, S3, Lambda, API Gateway, Cloudfront), El…

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    Comment #22667675

    Location: London Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: * Back-end: Node | Rails | Elixir * Front-end: React | Redux | GraphQL | CSS | SASS Résumé/CV: By Email Experienc…

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    Comment #22615826

    Donation to food banks seems to help the highest critical need people otherwise seeing funds that work with homeless shelters may be a good source to focus on as well.

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    Comment #22570197

    Do you have a reference for this or is this just a major assumption

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    Comment #22531243

    Order groceries delivered wipe down all surfaces with alcohol. Avoid supermarkets if possible