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A phone that works with long nails is also likely to be far more accessible to people with all sorts of hand mobility or motor control problems.

What decisions does your AI have the capability of making? Buy/sell stocks, bonds, options, margin, short, crypto, etc.?

Buy & sell, and we focus on forex and crypto for now. In the future we'll add (index) futures & stocks. It's not LLMs trading btw. LLMs are not reliable for generating trading signals.

We use statistical and ML trading strategies, mostly statistical right now to be frank. Yet we constantly expand our zoo of strategies, as I like to call it.

There is no holy grail in trading, it's about having a system for market edge discovery (alpha discovery).


Generosity is not "giving stuff away for free when it hurts you badly to do so." Neither the giver nor the receiver are comfortable when generosity hurts the giver, and the dignity of both may be compromised as well. Generosity that is disrespectful of comfort and dignity is worth very little.

A company with $2000 in its first few days need not give away $1000 to act generously.


Agreed. They can probably afford to invest time into delighting those early customers i.e. doing things that don’t scale.

So the generosity rule is more like "if you have lots of money you can make lots of money"

The VC backed model in a nutshell.

Only surfically so. Dig deeper and the story gets much worse.

Then, of course, one must verify that the verification code is valid, or the purpose of verification is more or less moot.

It is also a question of spin up time. If the demand suddenly existed to rebuild satellites en masse, the lead time on labor resources is part of the total time to rebuild. It becomes concerning if and only if either a) for strategic reasons the time is inadequate, or b) the lead time requires generational training efforts, e.g. college programs, national initiatives, etc. which can't behave predictably in response to an emergency.


Broadly speaking, sure. But you’re not trying to rebuild every single one. At this point you’re in a war, things move faster, and there are a million unknowns. Under the given scenario, it appears that satellites have lost their usefulness akin to tanks in Ukraine. It’s not a matter if you can build satellites, merely if you can stay ahead of your adversary. At present the U.S. can launch more and faster mass to orbit. I’d be more concerned about that than anything else in the provided scenario.


90% uptime is abysmal. That degree of poor performance can easily cost astounding amounts of money and/or cause secondary incidents. It's just harder to quantify than the cost of switching.


You have not understood the question. It is not asking who determines the use/intent of a space, it is asking who determines the meaning of the space. The law determines that it is not to be used for sexual activities. But what is the true meaning of the space? Is the true meaning the law, and only the law?


This is why used books are graded. Marks lower the grade of the book. Buy a higher grade of used book.


The authors really must improve the abstract before publication.


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