Bob

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Bob

Bob

@Bootvis

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Katılım Ocak 2009
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Nassim Nicholas Taleb@nntaleb·
Marshmallowbrains did not get that the firing of TuckerC is in perfect accordance w/libertarian principles. As explained in #SkinInTheGame, libertatians favor torts over regulations: disinformation & its harm were controlled by the free market, not by the state via censorship.
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Bob@Bootvis·
@CliffordAsness Aha, I see that the paper was published in Fall 2003 but the blurb must be written later
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Bob@Bootvis·
@CliffordAsness I’m confused how the article is dated 1 September, 2003. Am I missing something?
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Bob@Bootvis·
@rony_marwa @levelsio I’m sorry but this is the kind of attitude the original tweet derides. Use your Google skills to find the posting and reach out with a message describing why you’re the perfect fit.
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Rony Marwa
Rony Marwa@rony_marwa·
@levelsio I want to work with you. Let me know if the job is available
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@levelsio@levelsio·
I know people complain a lot about how hard it is to find a (remote) job in tech But when I post a job and see applicants, 95% of people don't even read the job post or follow the instructions So I think if you simply actually put the effort in you probably 20x your odds
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Bob@Bootvis·
No tweets visible before mine but some after. So probably a bug and not an A/B test
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Bob@Bootvis·
What happened to the people I was already following?
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Bob@Bootvis·
@bslagter Met de prompt 'Improve and correct the text below:' wordt het 'Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin.'
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Bob@Bootvis·
@bslagter Dan krijg je dit, niet perfect maar volgens mij beter #ChatGPT
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Bob@Bootvis·
@data_question No need to guess: > isTRUE function (x) is.logical(x) && length(x) == 1L && !is.na(x) && x <bytecode: 0x0000000015114848> <environment: namespace:base>
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Maarten Mosselman
Maarten Mosselman@020trader·
Vanaf de komende maandag om 22:15 op de kijkbuis: Planet Finance. Zes afleveringen over de financiële handel: short sellers, commodity handel, cat bonds, fx handel van miss Watanabes etc
vpro@vpro

Slapend rijk worden of werkend arm blijven? 'Planet Finance' is een onvoorspelbare en veelal ondoorzichtige wereld waar geld te verdienen is als je denkt te weten wat de toekomst brengt. Vanaf maandag 16 januari wekelijks om 22.15 uur op NPO 2.

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wishful_cynic
wishful_cynic@EvgenyGaevoy·
Agree with the “in the beginning” assessment - our perception was always they were more likely into directional bets than traditional liquidity provision. But I don’t get why they kept it on ftx, there was enough liquidity without them surely
Doug Colkitt@0xdoug

1/ Very rough and speculative sketch of what I increasingly think happened at FTX as more info comes out… The central question is where did the money go? Yes malfeasance and fraud is necessary, but at one point in the cycle cash actually has to go out the door

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Bob@Bootvis·
@0xdoug This doesn’t explain how Alameda was on top of the BitMEX leaderboard.
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Doug Colkitt
Doug Colkitt@0xdoug·
3/ Let’s rewind to 2017/18. Alameda the prop firm is a big fish in a little pond. They’re mediocre traders (there’s a video of SBF bragging about how their quoter latency is down to something like two seconds). But crypto is still a weird asset class that most won’t touch
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Doug Colkitt
Doug Colkitt@0xdoug·
1/ Very rough and speculative sketch of what I increasingly think happened at FTX as more info comes out… The central question is where did the money go? Yes malfeasance and fraud is necessary, but at one point in the cycle cash actually has to go out the door
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Bob@Bootvis·
@HideNotSlide So maybe he really couldn’t allow Alameda to fail.
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@HideNotSlide If Alameda had blown up, he could just have walked away? Creditors can only seize so much if Alameda made a few bad bets.
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Hide Not Slide
Hide Not Slide@HideNotSlide·
Would Alameda have taken FTX down with it even if Sam hadnt lent it customer funds?
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@RichardYannow @scottastevenson @wpenman I believe some of the long winded middle game shuffling top engines do is inscrutable even for Magnus. The evaluation of some end games using a table base is also beyond human players
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Richard Yannow
Richard Yannow@RichardYannow·
@scottastevenson @wpenman 99% of the time he can, yes. Even if a GM misses a tactic at first, they usually understand why it works as soon as they see the first move. In other cases, they can clearly explain the pros and cons behind each candidate move, but don't know which ends up better evaluated.
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Scott Stevenson
Scott Stevenson@scottastevenson·
As neural networks better at chess, they become more illegible: you can't explain why they make the moves they do in words This will happen in the world at large as we approach singularity: you won't be able to explain in words why anyone does what they do
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Gabriel
Gabriel@gbrl_dick·
i used to think that i was capable of going into finance & the fact that i hadnt was just evidence of my bright, creative & fundamentally anti-authoritarian disposition. thanks to people who post options pricing math on twitter i now unfortunately know thats untrue & i’m just mid
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