SevenNation

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by SevenNation 4y ago
That's because when most people use "blockchain" or "DeFi" they're using AML/KYC entities that post their transaction logs to public servers. Law enforcement eats this up because it saves them the trouble
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I read this release 3 times and still don't know what's happening. What does "pressing the unlaunch button" mean? Discontinuation? Rebranding to RTX 4080? What?
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Inflation increased 0.4% in September, more than expected despite rate hikes(cnbc.com)
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> But the paid version is why companies find BuiltWith so valuable. BuiltWith has turned into a colossal database of everything on the internet. More specifically, a database of potential customers and leads. > You can find every webs
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> Many people will argue that not using a framework means write everything yourself. This is a false dichotomy. We can use libraries and frameworks just fine. ... > But we should give them a clear, and well-isolated place in our proje
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> Is there any data on this? The only data that would be relevant to you is whether or not you can do it. And the most relevant fact to consider is whether or not you want to do it. Have you fulfilled your professional purpose or not?
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Alex Jones ordered to pay nearly $1B in Sandy Hook defamation case(news.yahoo.com)
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by SevenNation 4y ago
Can't read the article, but for context Intel's share price never recovered from the "dot com" bubble of 2000: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=INTC It's one of a few large companies w
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Wholesale prices rose 0.4% in Sept., more than expected as inflation persists(cnbc.com)
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The first 20 secs of dialog from Jobs is not believable. He never did chit-chat. He wouldn't give a toot about some podcast. His mission would be to get to the point - himself, his company, or a big idea that intersects one or the othe
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Paper Rips Fed Asset Buying as a Stimulus Tool(wsj.com)
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You can pay for a vacation with US currency. You can't do that with reserve assets.
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Yes. The Fed buys its treasuries under QE from banks. To pay for it, a reserve asset is credited to the bank within the banking system. No net money is created.
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What kind of stuff do you think a bank can use reserve assets to buy?
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Treasuries are one of the most liquid form of money there is. Reserve assets are not very liquid at all. If anything QE sucks liquid money out of the economy, elevating the price of that money (somewhat, according to central banks) in the p
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by SevenNation 4y ago
> On the other hand, central banks are constructs of sovereign states and can literally create money out of thin air, which makes the whole bankruptcy question take on a different dimension. This is not true, at least in the US. The Trea
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by SevenNation 4y ago
> Blogless generates static HTML pages and lets you manage them from a simple to handle online interface. New articles can be written and changed online, then shared with your friends or customers via Facebook, Google+, Twitter, WhatsApp
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US airport websites under DoS attack(digital.abcaudio.com)
102 points by SevenNation 4y ago|73 comments
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> I can articulate precisely what problem I am trying to solve. It's appropriate to put this one first because it shows up in so many of the problems that follow. Easier said than done when there's a deadline pistol pointing at
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> Either way, once acute Treasury liquidity problems manifest themselves, or the Fed front-runs and avoids them by shifting policy, there’s a significant probability of it resulting in a top in the dollar index, meaning it would likely m
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The article is really about something called the NGEU: > ... Thus, as the pandemic raged, a novel form of European solidarity was agreed in the form of a €750bn bail-out fund, Next Generation eu (ngeu). The money is a form of redistribut
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by SevenNation 4y ago
Do you know the difference between an expert and a non-expert? An expert knows more than you about something. Well, it's not quite that simple of course. But the point stands. You can do a lot of good well before that 10,000 hour mark.
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by SevenNation 4y ago
> If I thought it would be even remotely worth doing, I would fight this shit at the school. Sadly, I do not. This statement (and the general sense of the author's emotional state) makes me wonder whether the author has actually spo
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> Meanwhile, General Electric is in the process of splitting into three publicly traded companies, focused on health care, aerospace and energy. For some context, GE is kind of riches-to-rags story. Check out this chart of the share pric
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> As for the inevitability, organic chemistry, at least as it's currently taught, is hard, involving a mix of memorization and problem solving (see today's Nobel Prize coverage if you want a greater sense of why). The memorizat
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France Taps Strategic Fuel Reserves as Refinery Strike Grinds On(usnews.com)
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> I had what I would stereotype as a traditional Chinese upbringing in America, which meant my parents very much expected straight A's. Anytime a B happened, something had gone wrong. The explanation was never like you lack the tale