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King Pruggle

@pruggle1

because life is a struggle

江戸城 Katılım Kasım 2017
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King Pruggle
King Pruggle@pruggle1·
@functi0nZer0 Founders when receiving a dm calling them a fat bastard the first time: "wow great feedback, love it, going to create a future facing ticket", second time: *crickets*
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King Pruggle
King Pruggle@pruggle1·
@functi0nZer0 @binji_x wow, I never knew I could just switch from normal T's to wifebeaters, thanks for that incredible piece of advice
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binji@binji_x·
has anyone here used peptides and seen any meaningful changes in their lives? i am genuinely curious
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King Pruggle
King Pruggle@pruggle1·
@danrobinson @tarunchitra "don't talk about minutiae" ... -> proceeds to talk about minutiae so he can just be right about one thing in this whole discussion, lmao this is gold
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Dan Robinson
Dan Robinson@danrobinson·
As for the other issue, are you saying the issue is that contracts are not infinitely divisible? Because of the way that this mechanic works—as a forced trade between the liquidated losers and the ADLed winners, of the exact number of contracts that the liquidated loser owns—it is guaranteed, just as a matter of accounting, that the loss to the ADLed winner equals the profit that makes up the debt of the liquidated loser. Because the execution price only has so many digits of precision, I guess the trade can’t happen at the EXACT bankruptcy price for the position. So perhaps there is some “overshoot” in that the forced trade happens at a slightly better price for the liquidated loser (so they end up with >$0), so it covers a little bit more than the debt. Are you suggesting that this issue drives a significant overshoot? My guess would be that it would be pennies per event, at most, but could dig in if you are suggesting that this is a major contributor to your $650m number.
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Tarun Chitra
Tarun Chitra@tarunchitra·
As another large HYPE holder accused me yesterday: "show me the tweet/paper, and I'll show you the bags" There are a few things here that are worth pointing out, despite everyone FUDing, not reading the paper, and making conclusions based on the post (skill issue? illiteracy?)
Dan Robinson@danrobinson

This paper is simply wrong about its central topic: how Hyperliquid’s ADL works. Tarun is describing a different (much crazier) algorithm, which also might explain how he calculated that traders somehow paid $653m to cover a $23m deficit. 🧵

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Dan Robinson
Dan Robinson@danrobinson·
The Drift code you linked shows that your description of pro-rata does not match what Drift does either. Drift allocates losses proportional to the base asset, not proportional to equity. They divide the total losses by the total base asset, and then adjust the cumulative_funding_rate on each side by that amount (meaning that, like funding rate, the loss is applied proportional to the number of contracts held). Do you disagree with that description of how their code works?
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laurence (miami variant)
laurence (miami variant)@functi0nZer0·
Time stamping a gut feel here, disregard 8c6f25b4d86d6b6d347968c8a9d5e31e2e3da14842ddf843334eab89284285f8
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laurence (miami variant)
laurence (miami variant)@functi0nZer0·
@yazilabs That's... not an adult, that's my two year old A policy which I'm fairly strict on is that I don't show the face of my kid as soon as they turn one when they start looking like the person they're going to become Five months olds universally look like potatoes iss oke
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King Pruggle
King Pruggle@pruggle1·
@orrdavid Also the reason why Michelin stars have no meaning in Japan, Bronze, Silver and Gold on tabelog is where it's at
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David Orr
David Orr@orrdavid·
@pruggle1 You know it's the real score card that the chefs actually look at.
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David Orr
David Orr@orrdavid·
A standard Japanese restaurant review: Beautiful, creative interior. Friendly staff and prompt service. One of the best desserts I've ever had and really everything tasted great. Price very reasonable given quality. Super clean. Would definitely go back. Four stars out of five.
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King Pruggle
King Pruggle@pruggle1·
@orrdavid Unfortunately only the Japanese take writing reviews seriously. That is the sole reason for the accuracy of the review site. And I agree it is a fantastic source
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David Orr
David Orr@orrdavid·
This was not a joke, by the way. Here are restaurants in the Umeda are sorted by review score. There are 6,600 restaurants listed. Only 14 are rated over 4. tabelog.com/en/osaka/A2701…
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s@sershokunin·
For the people who took some profit do i have a deal for you. Pressenting Tokyo NAH 😍😍
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Auri@Auri_0x·
simulation. or illuminati having a laugh
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CBB@Cbb0fe·
Heard that @SmokeyTheBera is giving away a shit ton of @steadyteddys WL spots in order to apologize for boyco taking fucking eternity to go live, just gotta drop him a DM and insist if he doesn’t see it instantly.
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Vance Spencer
Vance Spencer@pythianism·
One hypothesis I want to test this year is on chain vs. on exchange buybacks MKR has been doing $100M of annual on-chain buybacks and now owns 10% of the supply While an effective accumulation mechanism, I don't believe it has had an impact on price discovery, as price discovery happens on CEXs The next major DeFi primitive may be CEX buybacks for protocols
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CBB@Cbb0fe·
Bro asking for quick confirmation to ape half a million US dollars into a bong bear jpeg. The chain has a bear on it.
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CBB@Cbb0fe·
@0xloth Damn the $50m being burned into pain au chocolat, crazy
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