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We're a happy Brex customer, but we'll definitely run the numbers. I think it really depends on what kind of startup you are.
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Paul Allen’s yacht “Octopus” is for sale
(thedrive.com)
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Transparent Systems | Engineers (Front End, Rust) | Seattle, WA | ONSITE If you're upset about how money works, we should talk! Transparent Systems is evolving financial infrastructure - building real time settlement solutions for the
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An in-between is Warby Parker - I like being able to try on the glasses in store (or shipped to door). Roughly $100-$150.
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Zelle is owned by Early Warning Systems, a wholely owned subsidiary of the top 7 banks in the US. The Clearing House is a joint venture by the top 25 banks in the US. Clearexchange was purchased by EWS a few years ago.
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Zelle is roughly real time. It is owned by the same company doing RTP.
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7y ago
Please do.
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Binance Venus, a stablecoin that will compete with Facebook’s Libra
(cryptoslate.com)
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Demo Site: https://ebsynth.com/ Paper: https://dcgi.fel.cvut.cz/home/sykorad/Jamriska19-SIG.pdf
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EbSynth – Stylizing Video by Example
(dcgi.fel.cvut.cz)
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Federal Reserve plans to develop a new Real-Time payment and settlement service
(federalreserve.gov)
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If the media published that the FBI was highly effective and stopped a terrorist before they could do anything useful? Why is that inspiring?
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Transparent Systems | Engineers (Front End, Rust) | Seattle, WA | ONSITE We're evolving financial infrastructure - building real time settlement solutions for a modern economy using distributed, cryptographic systems. We’re looking for
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I wish we could get some numbers on this, as I've lived in the same spread of places as you and I agree with the GP. I'd be happy to be proven wrong. The sustainable rural community is exceedingly rare - most are propped up by ag
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I would disagree that our on street political conflicts are at the same level with internal citizens. We don't have protests at the same scale, nor organized crime being hired to beat people.
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A DD I was involved in should have disqualified an acquisition, but the chairman of the acquirer said he had a "good feeling about these boys". That acquisition turned predictably sour and downed several other projects at the comp
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Running a fintech startup - real time, 24/7 B2B settlement, and we're never in the money. I only wish I had time for side projects! https://www.transparentsystems.com/
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In general, they use hydro, but it is all over the map. Some are geothermal powered.
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Transparent Systems | Security Engineers & Front-End Engineers | Seattle, WA | ONSITE Are you upset with how money works? We’re moving past the old way of thinking and are creating a seamless universal platform to bring settlement up to
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I'm moved by what Bill said about Paul - in many ways, he was still the geeky guy on the teletype, ferociously well read, and driven not only to understand the world, but also to protect it and share it with others. I miss him.
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I'd prefer if they gave us the full functionality of the device though - the imager is capable of global shutter but it is locked out.
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I cannot agree more. I know quite a few hard working but unlucky folks - and the hard work is generally necessary to capitalize on the luck.
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That's not optimism. That's willful ignorance.
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Grover – A State-of-the-Art Defense Against Neural Fake News
(grover.allenai.org)
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This is a reasonable approach - a forcing function to require working code (social or otherwise) would be a good first step.
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I have thought it through. There are multiple major papers that are published each year that purport to show an advancement, but fail to demonstrate that advancement under different random parameters. This was a major topic at NIPS 2017, ye
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The editors, previous to accepting. If it doesn't run out of the box and reproduce the result, it doesn't get published.
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Transparent Systems | Backend Software Engineers & Applied Cryptographers | Seattle, WA | ONSITE Are you upset with how money works? We’re moving past the old way of thinking and are creating a seamless universal platform to bring settl
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Also, "dark kitchens" that support various food delivery services exist: https://disruptionhub.com/rise-of-the-dark-kitchen/
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If you could summon gold from the ground in a more efficient way, would you? Bitcoin mining is meant to be inefficient - why not try for a better way with similar guarantees?
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