Delisting is probably the best case scenario imo. If the dung hits the fan with Tether while many exchanges are based on it, it could be a very bad thing for the entire cryptocurrency market. I could definitely see that…
Reminds me of this line from Aesop Rock's song No Regrets. And she stopped- "Lucy, after all this, you're just giving in today??" She said: "I'm not giving in, I'm finished, " and walked away
I suspect part of the problem with this approach relates to data set construction. Even though models these days should theoretically be able to handle this task, there are clear ethical concerns and practical issues…
Lots of assumptions in this comment.
Financial aid is just rebranded price discrimination.
It's a completely ridiculous comment. This policy isn't about "fairness" but rather weight distribution and cost of fuel. Punishing tall people for being born tall and making more "on average" is absurd.
Your point is generally valid, but it's worth noting that power =/= energy. It is conceivable that at 100 watts of power, a human could use on the order megawatt hours of energy while practicing to achieve top-level…
Delisting is probably the best case scenario imo. If the dung hits the fan with Tether while many exchanges are based on it, it could be a very bad thing for the entire cryptocurrency market. I could definitely see that…
Reminds me of this line from Aesop Rock's song No Regrets. And she stopped- "Lucy, after all this, you're just giving in today??" She said: "I'm not giving in, I'm finished, " and walked away
I suspect part of the problem with this approach relates to data set construction. Even though models these days should theoretically be able to handle this task, there are clear ethical concerns and practical issues…
Lots of assumptions in this comment.
Financial aid is just rebranded price discrimination.
It's a completely ridiculous comment. This policy isn't about "fairness" but rather weight distribution and cost of fuel. Punishing tall people for being born tall and making more "on average" is absurd.
Your point is generally valid, but it's worth noting that power =/= energy. It is conceivable that at 100 watts of power, a human could use on the order megawatt hours of energy while practicing to achieve top-level…