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This contradicts Using out-of-sample validation data is useful because when the system fails on that data, it's unlikely to be successful in the future. When the system succeeds on the out-of-sample data, it has a chance of working in the future.

Difficulty of computing does not automatically mean something is valuable. Bitcoin and gold are considered valuable for the same reason:

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What is Oliver doing? He's selling his advice, of course. Join now, or you won't have another chance for six months!:rolleyes:

Maybe was a writers strike during that time.:) And for the related question on why the Romans didn't save a record of Jesus' crucifixion, it was on a Friday, and everyone wanted to leave early for the weekend.:) There are, of course, attempts at more serious explanations...

Some books were apparently removed from the Bible. https://pennbookcenter.com/how-many-books-were-removed-from-the-bible/ How Many Books Were Removed From The Bible? Best Update 2022 The reason could be conflicts with other parts of the Bible.

Yes, no (I only participate in a small number of trading-related Internet forums), and NA. I couldn't find anything specific to this (accidentally getting run over on you way to church), but I did find sites with unsatisfying answers like...

Several years ago, my brother-in-law's mother died after being run over by a car. It was on a Sunday morning, and the accident happened while she was walking to church! I'm sure he had a good reason, but it's hard to understand why God would allow this.

I don't think so, as long as you have one of these.:)

Mormons have a different interpretation of the Bible than most other Christians, so they might not get the support one would think they would.

Did you get that recipe from your Uncle Sal -- Sal Monella?:vomit:

That does make sense to me, but maybe not to the IRS. https://www.forbes.com/sites/shehanchandrasekera/2020/07/21/are-cryptocurrency-loans-taxable

In the U.S., I think it is a crypto sale because the IRS treats crypto as property. https://www.forbes.com/sites/robertwood/2021/08/02/three-tax-free-crypto-transfers/?sh=40a1bcdfb3f7 https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-14-21.pdf That doesn't mean the idea won't work, but that ruling makes it...

Maybe I misunderstand the concept (the no down payment, no credit check part -- not your personal attacks:;)), but what stops someone from doing this: Buy a house with zero down, and give your private key as collateral. Do something with the house for a short time (rent it, flip it, loot it...

https://www.milocredit.com/ https://www.milocredit.com/crypto/ No credit check and no down payment. I think they will be hiring in their repo department soon.:)

Europe uses different frequencies for 5G which are less likely to cause problems. https://www.barrons.com/articles/5g-europe-airlines-51641398766

Airplane mode from cell phones on or off isn't the problem (if there really is a problem). https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/technology-verify/5g-airplanes-interference/536-71aaf47a-91f3-4b91-8c91-e0c7bdb53528

A long time ago, my "goto" bible was And, like what little I've read from the Bible, I remember it as somewhat hard to understand.

I think he was referring to the "debate" in this thread: Of course, quotes in EliteTrader often have different interpretations by different ET scholars, (just like quotes from the Bible often have different interpretations from different biblical scholars).:) For example, in this clip, Homer...