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Comment #49170504
There’s also input tokens. For many agentic use cases input/output ratio can be 2:1 or even 4:1. Non-quantised DeepSeek V4 Flash costs $0.14 / $0.28 on most inference providers wit…
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Comment #49166830
It’s available on demand from a few cloud providers. Seems like the cheapest is AMD Developer Cloud ( https://www.amd.com/en/developer/resources/cloud-access/amd-... ) powered by D…
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Comment #35323524
Because First Citizens Bank acquired all of the deposits and loans but none of the securities, presumably the only way for the FDIC to complete the deal is to pay First Citizens Ba…
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Comment #35224939
Upon further reading I found that the Viability Event (which is also a Write-down Event) is probably the applicable one in this case: > (b) customary measures to improve CSG’s capi…
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Comment #35224391
I was initially surprised about this because AT1 notes are supposed to rank higher than equity. It seems that almost no one saw this coming (CS AT1 bonds traded higher this weekend…
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Comment #35161345
Effectively there are two banks (Silicon Valley Bridge Bank, N.A. and Signature Bridge Bank, N.A.) with de facto unlimited FDIC insurance, as there's explicit guarantee for all exi…
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Comment #14519867
In fact, in a monopolistic market, perfect price discrimination (every consumer pays exactly their individual marginal utility) results in allocative efficiency. The consumer surpl…
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Comment #12041361
Except in this case it's the Hong Kong stock exchange with the lower share price. Almost all A-H dual-listed companies are relatively overvalued in A-share market and undervalued i…
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Comment #12041316
At least in Mandarin, given enough context, each Chinese character has one correct pronunciation. It's frequently the "context" that trips up non-native speakers.
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Comment #11960884
The capitalization was lost in translation because in German all nouns are capitalized, whereas in English only proper nouns are capitalized. Perhaps Google Translate assumes "Seaf…
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Comment #11585111
It gives every shareholder the ability to sell 2/3 of shares without any change to their percentage control of the company.
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Comment #10980094
Alt-3 instead of Shift-3