the question is in the title, i know cs236 does and i was wondering if that's also the case for other ML classes offered at stanford. Tx a lot for the info!
ezredd
u/ezredd
Hi. I apologize if this has been asked before however i was not able to find a fix for the following.
Statting a few days ago when i swipe down and search for an app i sometimes get the correct suggestion however the app icon is blank and i cannot click on it to launch the app
Has anyone faced the same issue ?
Here is an example of how it looks
Tx in advance
SmartPy + Chainlink partner to bring oracles to Tezos
twitter.com/SmartPy_io/status/125584522056406...I find a lot of sites with very partial/incomplete/outdated list of projects going on on tezos but i am looking for a quality one if it exists.
Could someone help me find it ? I believe it is important to quickly be able to point our mang new joiners to something that can easily give the feeling of how many projects are coming up and have been delivered on tezos.
Thanks a lot in advance!
PS: please no need to advertise those lists which are very limited to reduce noise. Tx
Futures and other derivatives are live on FTX exchange
twitter.com/sbf_alameda/status/12003910765964...Here is a list of bakers i can spot from tzscan how have not yet upgraded to their node to the latest mainnet to protect the network against spam transactions
- Tezos Delegate EU
- Blockpower Staking
- StakeBake
- TEZDELE Baker A
- Wetez
also some bakers how are not registered but are quite big and get quite a lot of rights
Is there a good place to discuss the TE ? I find it awesome but would like to discuss features and gameplay with other beta testers. Thanks in advance!
Dear all,
I am continuing my work on exploring the bancor logic and significantly expanded the python module which i released last week
https://github.com/ezredd/bancor
There you will see that I introduced 2 classes to represent SmartToken which have a basket of currencies as reserve. Those are called respectively TokenChanger and SmartETF. Examples are provided to show how the code works and all you need to do to run the examples is to download the python module and run
python bancor.py
I would like to request for comments in order to x2 check if my logic is sound.
For the sake of defining terms i provided an example of such SmartETF called INFRA which is tracking an INDEX made of th
Dear all,
In the whitepaper a section is devoted to "ETF Tokens" in the Bancor network whereby one can create a synthetic asset, say made of 2 currencies GNOETH with 50% CRR each so that the total CRR=100%.
Now there is little explanations offered beyond this in the whitepaper but looking at the solidity code and other sources it seems that there's no different logic offered to trade the ETF Token vs the Token exchanger. In consequence i am led to believe that the process by which i can exchange a unit of GNOETH vs a basket of {GNO + ETH} will incur slippage even though CRR=100%
For more color on how your trade size impact the effective slippage/tx cost on Bancor I urge you to read the
Hi everyone,
I have been fairly active in the Bancor slack to try to make the following point regarding what i consider to be material and misleading assertions from various Bancor representatives regarding the effective cost of trading Bancor SmartToken when the Constant Reserve Ratio (or CRR) is < 100%
First of all I think that everybody should try to read the math appendix to the bancor whitepaper available at
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3HPNP-GDn7aRkVaV3dkVl9NS2M/view
It is important to read it because many investors in the Bancor protocol have presumably not made a serious effort to understand the math behind it before committing their hard earned money.
Also I have writte