Edmond

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by Edmond 2y ago
Not sure about the legal details of his case but this could indeed be good for any appeals he may file. While we like to think of the law and its application as a dispassionate process that only looks at the facts, the sense that someone ha
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by Edmond 2y ago
If you're intrigued by this then Solvent-Configr might be of interest: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-i3ym46leenag4 It uses file system mechanics to model objects, meaning you can design objec
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by Edmond 2y ago
Here's a primer on the basic idea: https://blog.codesolvent.com/2015/07/why-not-signed-password...
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by Edmond 2y ago
would a comprehensive object construction platform with schema support and the ability to hookup to a compiler (ie turn object data to code for instance) be a useful tool in this domain? ex: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f
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by Edmond 3y ago
>Everyone is different, but man... I'm the guy that likes to fire up the bbq and chat with neighbors in the backyard while the kids are who knows where (but safe) in the sprawl. Seeing a teenager in their first job at an ice cream s
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by Edmond 3y ago
https://certisfy.com PKI certificate based online information verification Demo: https://youtu.be/92gu4mxHmTY I am working on bootstrapping the trust chain (kinda "web of trust"), if you run an org (co
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by Edmond 3y ago
There are effective ways (cryptography) to implement age verification and other forms of ID and ID-adjacent verification online that isn't a privacy nightmare. I am currently working on one such solution: https://youtu.be&#x
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Projecting trust and verifying information with PKI certificates [video](youtube.com)
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by Edmond 3y ago
Developer of Certisfy here. I am attempting to bootstrap the trust chain system. If you run a forum,a github hosted project, run a meetup or in general run some sort of organization, I would consider issuing you a "trust anchor" c
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From a secrecy model of information security to a usage authentication model(blog.certisfy.com)
1 points by Edmond 3y ago|1 comments
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Poor Car Design UX(imgur.com)
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by Edmond 3y ago
now make it SVG instead of CSS :)
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by Edmond 4y ago
A fundamental component of finance valuations and rules is time. Saying that the fed should stretch out the timeline of asset sales so as to ensure they mature into their valuations doesn't align with how things work. Time value of mon
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by Edmond 4y ago
>The government will use the bank assets to make customers, not owners, whole. The reason SVB is in receivership is because they don't actually have the ability to make all their depositors whole. Any scenario where uninsured deposi
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Hype on Hacker News and Silicon Valley (2016)(blog.codesolvent.com)
63 points by Edmond 4y ago|55 comments
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by Edmond 4y ago
Not at all, my point is to avoid fancy words like "solvency" and "liquidity", they blind you to the basic fact that if you need cash today and you can't get it then you're broke. Whether you have assets that *y
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by Edmond 4y ago
Please reboot Silly-con Valley...I mean the show. With everything that has happened with crypto and the current mayhem I think two solid additional seasons can be made.
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by Edmond 4y ago
There is that economic adage attributed to Keynes: In the long run we're all dead. If you need money but your current assets in whatever form can't furnish that fund for you, I am afraid you're broke.
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by Edmond 4y ago
I asked ChatGPT to assume "word" is a number, ignore numeric digits (ie 0-9) and assume the characters in "word" are digits. Also assume "word" contains the largest possible digit. What would it conclude the ba
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Before NFTs and Crypto, there was Enron(nytimes.com)
1 points by Edmond 4y ago|1 comments
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by Edmond 4y ago
>Enron turnaround veteran John J. Ray III has been appointed as the new CEO. Sam is only 30 so obviously doesn't appreciate just how retro this is... Enron & Crypto...as I live and breathe.
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America’s First Black Physician (2021)(smithsonianmag.com)
56 points by Edmond 4y ago|13 comments
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George Orwell’s 1940 Review of Mein Kampf(gutenberg.net.au)
499 points by Edmond 4y ago|545 comments
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by Edmond 4y ago
>Return is directly correlated to risk This is really what should be required as the boldface disclaimer on every investment product. "10-15 % guaranteed return" has another name...fraud....even in the case of old-school imperi
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by Edmond 4y ago
Kindred spirits...I would like to get in touch, my email is in my profile.
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Footage shows Russian troops sending stolen Ukrainian items home through Belarus(meduza.io)
7 points by Edmond 5y ago|0 comments
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by Edmond 5y ago
This should be considered perfectly normal :) Usually a competitor would disguise themselves but in any case, you're a publicly accessible service, if you're doing something right you should assume competitors are going to take a
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by Edmond 5y ago
germane to this thread for historical context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30523203
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Autherine Lucy Foster, First Black Student at U. Of Alabama, Dies at 92(nytimes.com)
1 points by Edmond 5y ago|1 comments
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by Edmond 5y ago
With the exception of treatment facilities/hospitals and housing as a basic necessity for all, housing really shouldn't be a central part of the discussion when it comes to people living on the streets, housing (or lack thereof) i

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