I am beginning to think that some of these guys really thought banks had all the money in bags at the vault.
It works great! Only issue I noticed is if I: - click on Notifications - select a notification I’m taken back to the home screen instead of the view for cast that was the subject of the notification.
Sold some $50k btc at $27k. Generate some cash, book a realized loss to offset Q1 cap gains, which frees up even more cash. Taxes are odd.
A billionaire spending $1M is like the median American spending $100 - well within the range for an impulse spend.
If his goal is “I’m bored in Singapore and I want attention” then he’s 10/10. Kinda redundant tbh. Predicting $1M btc from SG is Arthur’s gig, he’s been doing that for a while.
Doesn’t move the needle on credibility - that needle is still firmly pegged at 0. :-)
One view is that it’s beer money for him, he can afford to throw around $1M to make a point and get some press.
Some men will literally sell $1M puts for $27k instead of learning how to price options.
When I took the bar it seemed to be a memorization/speed reading exercise, skills only v. loosely correlated to later legal work. What was your experience?
There’s a || to humans failing other humans on the Turing test. We trained people to act like reactionary trolls, the we trained models on that, so *of course* it’s hard to differentiate the people acting like trolls from the models acting like people acting like trolls.
My point is that we have a solid decade of socializing ML manipulated images off as being “real”, they at the only photos most people take, so of course people are going to have a hard time differentiating between ML generated and ML edited photos.
Three quick things: 1. Go swear someplace else. 2. You really think all that extra ML silicon in SoCs is for filter convolutions? 3. Here’s a closeup from the “real photo”, you think the chef has those lines across his head IRL?
The image straight off a cell phone camera sensor has only a tangential relationship to what you see on the screen. And that’s before adding “filters”. You’re not comparing an AI image to a photo. You’re comparing two AI images to each other, which is why they look similar.
You think passing the bar is related to being a good lawyer? Curious.
They have, look up “issuer tokens”. PANs expire due to accumulated fraud risk, tokens can be set to only expire on request.
