Frank Rundatz
@FrankRundatz
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FinTech. Assembly, C, C++, C#, SQL, AWS. 6’7”. Signed up for Level 1 CFA, no idea what it was. Studied 3 months and passed.
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@PicturesFoIder
*some men
Eat healthfully, lift heavy weights, stay slim.
That will fix most testosterone level issues.
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@0xTib3rius
No, just WinRAR. And only the legitimately registered version.
So nobody has yet been impacted.
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@LawNotPassedYet
@libsoftiktok
Seriously. Let them have a Dr. appointment that the doctor is two hours late for because of “time blindness”.
You’ll quickly see their time vision is 20/20.
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@aaronk7
They mean different things.
If I say “Loans were 3% but they went up half a percent” that could mean 3.5% or it could mean 3.015%.
If I say “Loans were 3% but they went up 50 bp” that can only mean 3.5%.
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@Pro__Trading
@charliekirk11
There’s a subtle difference in what he says.
He doesn’t want the suspect to think he’s a bad guy. That’s what he’s concerned about - what the person threatening him thinks of him.
That’s how much this guy needs to be seen as a “good person”.
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@Rothmus
I would reject the premise that I’ve been given an elephant.
If I accept such a ridiculous notion, I am spending my time on someone else’s nonsense. If I don’t draw the line at one elephant, what happens when they try to saddle me with 2? 10?
No. You can keep your elephant, I
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@ElieMesso
@PhysInHistory
32 is nothing. I memorized 48 when I was 16 waiting for my girlfriend to get dressed.
Hundreds of digits later, I can’t imagine thinking 32 was an accomplishment.
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@RichardHanania
Now compare suspensions of male vs female.
Then start fulfilling that suspension quota of girls!
“Sorry, Emma. Gonna have to suspend you for putting that plastic water bottle into the garbage instead of recycling.”
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@ClownWorld_
Ninja boy has a lot of explaining to do.
All his fellow nerds are like, “I thought you said not to worry!! That you would protect us. What was that stance, Friedrich?!”
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@Austen
I used to hire upcoming CompSci graduates.
Interviewed hundreds of them. One question I had to ask was, “Did you learn your first programming language before college or as part of your college curriculum?”
80% said they learned their first programming language in college. 🫨
I
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@charliekirk11
The thing that shocks me is that the universities are the ones that CREATED the student debt. And the evidence is still there in their bank accounts - they’re sitting on billions of dollars.
And yet the students want their debt re-paid by taxpayers.
It’s like the universities
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Has anyone wondered how Craig Wright has so many degrees?
I had dinner the other night with someone who used to work at a company who would do all the work for anyone who wanted to get an online/remote degree.
You sign up. They do all the work using your account. You get the
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Judge Mellor has just today frozen Craig Wright’s assets worldwide stating “Dr Wright has forged documents on a grand scale and, during his cross-examination, he lied extensively and repeatedly.”
BSV is the coin of a fraudulent conman.
If Craig forged and lied his way
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To our friends in the BSV space. You were conned by a conman. You’re not the first and you won’t be the last.
The only important thing now is that you recognize you’ve been following the rantings of a total fraud and move on.
BSV will crash and burn. Craig Wright will be
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One day we're going to look back and wonder how a company had the audacity to copy all the world's information and enable people to violate the copyrights of those works.
All Napster did was enable people to transfer files in a peer-to-peer manner. They didn't even host any of
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@JoeyMannarinoUS
Now check out Danielo Cavalcante.
Fled Brazil after m_rdering someone. Sentenced to life in prison in the U.S. after m_rdering his girlfriend in front of her kids. Escaped prison and cost millions of dollars to recapture him just a few months ago.
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The witness statement of
@hodlonaut
shows a tiny glimpse of just how evil
@Dr_CSWright
and
@CalvinAyre
were as they conspired to defraud the world and take over Bitcoin.
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@Anniebeth1976
@OliLondonTV
I’m 6’7” and have just as much trouble fitting into an airplane seat.
I’ve always addressed it by paying to upgrade my seat. Who knew I could’ve just put together a petition.
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@Nicoletta0602
@1976baby
So ask for the first 20 emails.
They estimated 3 minutes per email and the first 1 hour is free so you can have 20 emails for free.
After they give you that have someone else ask for the next 20. Rinse. Repeat.
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Craig Wright is the Claimant in the trial currently going on and has the burden to prove he is Satoshi Nakamoto.
The standard of proof in this trial is Balance of Probabilities. What does that mean in practice?
It means that the default judgment is that his claim is not true
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@dysclinic
@DrEliDavid
What are the clinically significant differences of long Covid vs Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Lyme Disease or any of dozens of other illnesses people used to blame for these symptoms?
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I have used Microsoft Visual Studio since it was originally released in the 1990s.
I attained the certification of Microsoft Certified Solution Developer with Visual Studio 6.0 on May 9, 2002 and several more Microsoft certifications since then. See the screenshot of my
C: This email is clear Satoshi didn't use VS for compiling the code. You sadded the mingw detail after you read Madden's unpublished email.
W: No [agitated] My Lord, Visual C++ is in VS. They're all in the same way. You have confused VS and VC++. In VS you can run VC. In the
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@DrEliDavid
I see billions (maybe trillions?) of dollars of real estate on barrier islands literally all around the country.
People have no trouble buying them.
Insurers have no trouble insuring them.
Mortgage companies have no trouble financing their purchases for 30 years.
Trillions of
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@TTalkwithTaylor
@EndWokeness
Check out the book, “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind.” The author argues that what caused the extinction of Neanderthal despite their physical similarity with modern humans is their inability to engage in mythology and folklore.
It comes down to a matter of trust. Trust is
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@LeightonAndrews
@GaryMarcus
@jason_kint
People called me a Luddite or a kook for posting six months ago that OpenAI’s wholesale ignoring of intellectual property rights would be their end.
One day we're going to look back and wonder how a company had the audacity to copy all the world's information and enable people to violate the copyrights of those works.
All Napster did was enable people to transfer files in a peer-to-peer manner. They didn't even host any of
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@unusual_whales
3.8% unemployment = employees successful at demanding hybrid/work from home.
7.5% unemployment = “You want a job? Get your butt into the office 5 days per week.”
We’re 12-18 months from this work from home experiment largely ending.
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Big news about Craig Wright??
In 2013, Russian-born Anna Sorokin emigrated to the United States and began using the completely made-up identity of Anna Delvey, a fake heiress. She manufactured stacks of fake financial documents and forged wire transfer confirmations to fool
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@libsoftiktok
I love that it was the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe Rangers that did this.
Such a logical way to handle it and the sign of a culture that doesn’t have time for nonsense.
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@alxberman
I once asked my 41 year old (now ex) girlfriend how much money she would want before she stopped working.
She said $25 million.
I said, “WHAT!? Isn’t your net worth like $50k!?”
How in the world did she think she’d get to $25 million!? 🤣🤣🤣
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@JesseKellyDC
Manager: Why would you like to work for us?
Applicant: I’m primarily looking for money for nothing and chicks for free.
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@realEstateTrent
Had cab driver from Orlando airport to Universal pull the “my meter is broken, use my Square account scam.”
I told him I was putting it through the meter. He argued but I did it anyway and it went through fine.
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@ednewtonrex
Will only get worse for AI companies.
@stackhodler
Ya know what isn't priced in to AI? The inevitable "death of a thousand" cuts from rights holders suing AI companies into oblivion for shamelessly storing and selling copyrighted material without a license.
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@hodlonaut
Craig and Calvin attacked you and your family so that you would stop telling the truth - that they were spewing lies and doing a poor job at defrauding millions of people.
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@TheHoustonWade
@StephenHodges76
First of all, you meant to write “your”.
Second of all, you’re taking the time to review the feed of people that disagree with you?
Productive Saturday for you I see! 🤣
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@Lifeinvestmoney
Why House
#1
with the sinking foundation and six inches of water in the basement is a better house than House
#2
with no flaws.
And that it’s a complete coincidence that House
#1
pays 3% buyer agent commission while House
#2
pays 2% buyer agent commission.
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@LibertyCappy
My favorite was when Dr. David Vintner said March 20, 2000 that there would be no more snow in the UK by 2010. And that, “Children just aren’t going to know what snow is.”
That article was left up in the UK’s Independent for something like 15 years before it was deleted.
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@JM_speakss
My mom died 21 years ago yesterday at the age of 59. She smoked until the day she died and never met any of my three kids.
All but two of my nieces were younger than ten and they either barely remember her or not at all.
Do whatever it takes.
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@ImSamThompson
And what percentage are they paying the property owners for the right to confiscate cars off their property?
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@ScottAdamsSays
Without money, who decides who gets to live on beachfront property?
There are near infinite examples of scarce, desirable resources that the technologies you mentioned do nothing to alleviate the scarcity of.
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@wrecklessdrive1
Make friends with your neighbors that have kids.
Once per month go on a date night while they watch your kids.
Once per month watch their kids while they go on a date night.
The kids will have a blast playing with their friends. You’ll save $200.
Thanks for attending my TED
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@Arthur_van_Pelt
I’ve used Citrix for 30 years.
He is hanging himself here, saying literal nonsense.
COPA will simply have an expert answer these ridiculous statements.
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@rachlovesmedia
@krassenstein
I’m 6’7”. My knees would be literally against the seat of the person in front of me.
Good luck reclining the seat.
Having said that I always pay extra for emergency exit row or better.
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@JacobYako2
Because Calvin Ayre, Coinfeek, nChain and BSV Association understand what happened much better than you did. In fact they have world-class lawyers who are expert courtroom litigators who have told them plainly that they have lost utterly and that Craig Wright is done.
There’s
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Did Craig Wright participate in the programming of the video game Buckaroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension? Craig was born in October of 1970 and was living in Australia at the time that the classic game was released in 1985.
Today I saw on Twitter a reference to Craig Wright
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@ClownWorld_
As a 6'7" man, I have never thought twice about paying more to get an emergency exit row. I just do it because I like to actually be able to sit down in my seat. How is my height the airline's problem?
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@GrindeOptions
@MichaelComeau
What happens when you sell CSPs on a red day and the day turns substantially green or vice-versa?
How long have you been doing this?
I’ve seen so many new programmers come into firms asset management firms I’ve worked at, learn about options, make a good amount of money in a
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@SeptimaElle
@Mack_atx
@roshanpateI
It’s funny that everyone thinks AI is great in things they aren’t an expert in.
I don’t know a thing about you but seems like writing is your expertise. So you can pick out deficiencies in AI’s writing ability.
Similarly, I can confidently say it is not replacing programmers
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@Nemisis69
@Procaius
@kurtwuckertjr
Craig Wright is the claimant in this case and therefore is 100% responsible to prove he is Satoshi Nakamoto.
Craig promised irrefutable evidence. Craig said he had more documentary evidence that he is Satoshi Nakamoto than there is evidence Winston Churchill was Prime Minister.
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@WomenPostingLs
I’m 6’7” and 193 lbs. When I flew Frontier I researched the size of the seats and paid a small fee to upgrade to an emergency exit row.
Because I realized there was literally no way I would’ve fit in their standard seat.
At least they were able to accommodate me. If I go to an
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@can
I’m 6’7”. If I lose my bag, the outfit I’m wearing will become my uniform for the rest of the time I’m traveling.
In 2000 I flew from Philadelphia to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Got on the plane in Philly to go to a layover in Atlanta. Mechanical difficulties before takeoff
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Reminder that even Captain Kirk has been repeatedly calling out Craig Wright as Faketoshi for about five years now.
Seriously - search William Shatner’s account for Craig, Wright or Satoshi and you’ll see several posts about Craig Wright being a fraud years before Craig lost his
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@agerhanssen
@CalvinAyre
@Dr_CSWright
@opencryptoorg
Calvin Ayre wrote exactly what I would expect someone who knows Craig is going to lose would write.
“He should win. If he doesn’t, it’s rigged. I’m bored of it all anyway. Our tech is
#1
.”
Calvin made his money in gambling. He’s spent untold tens of millions of dollars on Craig
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@BitMEXResearch
Don’t forget the part where the guy listed on the notepad says he has no idea what Craig is talking about.
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*BREAKING* Craig Wright issues STUNNING new price prediction for BSV in the wake of Judge Mellor's bench ruling declaring him NOT Satoshi Nakamoto.
In another stunning turn of events, Calvin Ayre has hired Patrick Madden to authenticate the pixels and whatnot of this
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@BitcoinNewsCom
Why would Satoshi Nakamoto, the trillionaire, want to stifle development in Bitcoin by charging developers for innovating?
It’s almost like he’s not Satoshi Nakamoto.
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@PeterDiamandis
This sounds like an idea from an elementary school child.
Let’s hear what a neuroscientist thinks about our understanding of what consciousness even is to realize how silly this idea is.
25 years ago a neuroscientist bet a philosopher that we would know how the brain's neurons produce consciousness by June 23, 2023.
We still have no idea. And yesterday, the neuroscientist conceded. Keep this in mind when you're hearing talk of "imminent AGI".
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@SamwiseTheStout
@SethDillon
Almost like that's exactly what has been done already for decades.
Now, on the flip side - if abortion is legal does that mean that men should be able to relinquish any financial responsibility?
Because that's never been the case.
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@Procaius
@kurtwuckertjr
I’m truly sorry to report to you that he is going to lose. And many people that believed in him are going to be hurt tremendously by it.
Look at their actions. Calvin Ayre said BSV would run up to $1,000 before the trial started. It’s $77. Craig Wright said COPA’s case would
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I feel bad for everyone that got completely hoodwinked by Craig Wright but I agree fully with what Shadders says here. For anyone that doesn’t know, Shadders is the person that worked closely with Craig Wright at nChain, he’s the guy that came up with the name BSV and he was a
If by this point you aren't at least questioning Craig's claims to be Satoshi then you're basically an idiot and beyond any help I can offer. It was publicly obvious since Norway but it only gets more devastating for his case as days go by. My days of trying wake up and rescue
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@tuftythecat
@Arthur_van_Pelt
It’s amazing how the narrative changes over the years.
Claims of fatal flaws in BTC where it would cease to exist.
Claims of $1,200 price target on BSV. Claiming they had all of their company treasury funds in BSV and it was the best investment anyone could make as it went down
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@Shoequeeny
@shaindelr
As a 6’7” man that can see over a lot of store aisles, I get asked by someone to get something down from a high shelf about 10% of the time I’m in a store.
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@hascendp6
Craig Wright claims this was a 22 hour demonstration that he created to show how it could be done.
Yet it shows someone who barely knows how to use LaTeX experimenting with text positioning settings to attempt to recreate the Whitepaper.
He then submitted this “demonstration”
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@realEstateTrent
Are they getting fired with cause and thereby surrendering their owed commissions?
That would be a heck of a business tactic.
“Johnson, we have over $300,000 in commissions owed this month. Boat charter is $1,000. Can you see who’s willing to give up their commission for $100
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@SheTalksFinance
@Mayhem4Markets
Moral Hazard: lack of incentive to guard against risk where one is protected from its consequences.
When you reward imprudent behavior, guess what you get?
More imprudent behavior.
When you punish prudent behavior, guess what you get?
Less prudent behavior.
Social security
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@dairyasf
@WomenPostingLs
I unfortunately don’t have to imagine it.
Flying back from Oahu one time, a Samoan woman sitting next to me. She walked on the plane with a giant bag of Burger King burgers for herself.
She literally didn’t fit in the seat so they had her sit on top of the arm rests with a
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@BSVSearch
There are three trials in scope.
Trial
#1
- Joint Trial
This is the one going on now. As you can see from my screenshot of the Judge’s Order, Craig Wright is the Claimant for the current trial. If you’d like to see the entire order that clearly labels Craig Wright as the
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@Abjectivist
@stillgray
Thank you. People hear words and repeat them apparently not understanding their meaning.
There is nothing passive about actively pushing on someone’s seat repeatedly.
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Higher transaction fees coming to BSV?
On the heels of Craig Wright's upcoming loss, the BSV community is rallying around "the tech". Is that wise?
From March 21, 2021 to November 4, 2022 the largest miner in BSV named TAAL lost over 85% of its value after not being able to
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@AnalyticsMarley
@hartgoat
There is no context that justifies menacing and threatening children.
If they’re doing something wrong, by all means tell them.
If they don’t stop, by all means call the police.
Fishing illegally (if that’s what they were doing) doesn’t warrant a response like this.
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@jonathan_cilley
@benjedwards
ISPs back then commonly had a fraction of the modems necessary to have their entire user base online at once.
Unlimited is always a trick at best.
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@DiedSuddenly_
This video is 100% true. In 2013 my triglycerides were 238. Not crazy high but enough to make me want to do something.
I stopped eating all obvious refined sugar. The first two weeks were rough with constant cravings.
Then I just stopped caring about it. Fruit started to taste
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@GaryMarcus
@elonmusk
@geoffreyhinton
Everything in the universe has limits.
Why in the world does anyone think that LLMs don’t adhere to this rule?
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Why do BSV supporters post click-bait headlines like this?
“Big development” and “Dramatic turn” as the case is simply waiting on closing arguments. Click the video and there is nothing to justify even a fraction of the bombastic headline.
The answer is that this is how almost
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@KhyleSocrates
@cardon_brian
@mcuban
So a person making $2,000 per month gets 1-2 roommates also making $2,000 per month and they split their expenses in half or by thirds.
Or they move in with a significant other.
Why is this not considered in your calculations?
I had 1-3 roommates throughout my 20s and got
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@agerhanssen
@opencryptoorg
@Dr_CSWright
COPA will win.
Reason
#1
Craig Wright is the claimant in the Joint Trial which is also known as the Identity Trial.
As the claimant, the burden of proof is 100% on Craig. He must prove by a Balance of Probabilities that he is Satoshi Nakamoto. This means that Craig has to offer
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- Legal -
3D printers you use by adding or creating your own CAD files
- Not Legal -
3D printer that the manufacturer has pre-loaded all the world’s copyrighted and trademarked information that enables its users to generate protected works and derivatives without even mentioning
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Here’s the full literally unbelievable list of the degrees Craig claims to have earned on his website:
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@GaryMarcus
The people who thought LLMs would scale linearly forever made the same mistake as someone who expects to be 100’ tall by the time they’re 30 years old based on their growth rate from age 0 to 14.
Everything has limits. And the difference between GPT-4 and AGI is not simply more
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I paid $317,760 to my ex-wife in alimony and child support over the last 8.5 years.
I had 50/50 custody for that entire time. My youngest son has lived with me full time over the past year though so I filed to have child support terminated early and was successful. For the first
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@JoeyMannarinoUS
One might say Chris Christie is the tireless version of the Michelin Man.
I’ll let myself out.
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@WallStreetSilv
Can’t afford rent but can afford tattoos on the back of our middle fingers.
Would love to see the budget involved here.
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Zeming Gao seems to be unaware how much manipulation can be done when you have physical access to a system.
A “hosts” file can override DNS A record settings completely meaning when you enter into a browser it could take you to a fake site that you
Z: "URL would have to be the same"
H: "Yes but if there was a slight change in the name of the URL [from the genuine one] the cert would be in that name too"
Z: "If the genuine site is https then the top service the DNS would have the record and you'd get a warning"
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@stackhodler
Ya know what isn't priced in to AI? The inevitable "death of a thousand" cuts from rights holders suing AI companies into oblivion for shamelessly storing and selling copyrighted material without a license.
One day we're going to look back and wonder how a company had the audacity to copy all the world's information and enable people to violate the copyrights of those works.
All Napster did was enable people to transfer files in a peer-to-peer manner. They didn't even host any of
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@CalvinAyre
@agerhanssen
@Nemisis69
@Procaius
@kurtwuckertjr
@CalvinAyre
this is untrue. For the identity trial (also known as the Joint Trial), Craig is the claimant and COPA and BTC Core are the defendants.
This is Judge Mellor’s order that dictates this:
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