I don't want to comment of philosophy part, but isn't math part flawed?
The problem states that everyone shares dollar on the clock tick - that means the node of the game graph has out-degree of smth like 99^100, not 100? (or maybe ~comb(199,100) with bizarre distribution if you dislike multi-edges)
And the whole idea of "undirected graphs have easy stationary distribution, so our almost-stationary one has almost-that" isn't grounded in anything but a hunch... (and having >30% of "bad" nodes doesn't seem all that much "almost" to me)
That's what the infamous company Enron was running: simultaneous energy futures brokerage and market making. Their market making part blew up and they hid it from everyone for a while until the rest of the company did. It was a massive scandal. It was pretty similar to what FTX was doing just with energy instead of crypto.
I feel like on windows there's similar issue - after crash (force close) Firefox will load UI fast, but spend several minutes to not show black screen instead of websites in my session
I remember finding 3 year old reddit post about this, and I have no idea whether the bug got into normal reporting place (where even is it?)
The problem states that everyone shares dollar on the clock tick - that means the node of the game graph has out-degree of smth like 99^100, not 100? (or maybe ~comb(199,100) with bizarre distribution if you dislike multi-edges)
And the whole idea of "undirected graphs have easy stationary distribution, so our almost-stationary one has almost-that" isn't grounded in anything but a hunch... (and having >30% of "bad" nodes doesn't seem all that much "almost" to me)
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