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Binance Is Bleeding Assets, $12B Gone in Less Than 60 Days(forbes.com)
4 points by TSiege 4y ago|2 comments
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Actually 1491 was more a condensing of research. IIRC it was actually Alfred W. Crosby who proposed this in his book The Columbian Exchange
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I never said affordable housing. Just having more housing period would help at this point. However, that doesn't seem to be true in NYC when we incentivized it and we built a lot of affordable housing. Just not enough
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Before the pandemic this problem really seemed intractable for a lot of metro areas, but now with WFH taking hold we've been given a potential life raft if we jump on it. Office space cannot get converted into homes overnight. There&#x
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Not exactly since the largest cause of housing insecurity is the fact that there simply isn't enough homes (at least where we need them). Paying everyone more wouldn't solve that issue, it'd just make rents rise further
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The most extreme heatwave in European history just happened this past week. The point of this article isn't that weather changes day to day or week to week. The point is this is a metaphor for the absurdity of the situation source on h
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This article looks like an abridged publication of the one you linked to that was published about a week later in 2018. At the bottom of the article OP shared they even link to the original article and mention the original publication, &quo
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I'm not sure that would not be possible given what the article describes. This regulation would retroactively nullify them and bar companies from trying to enact anything like a non compete period
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This would not be a law, and an agency cannot issue laws as it goes directly against the constitution. This would be a regulation, which is specifically the purpose of Federal Agencies. It is onerous, slow, and ineffective to have congress
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This is a bigger deal then the title suggests since it appears it would be retroactive and nullify existing non competes > The commission’s proposal appears to address this issue by requiring employers to withdraw existing noncompetes an
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First of all we have both. Second of all we are a democracy, and I have never once in my entire life living here heard for anyone call for privatizing the Department of Sanitation. If anything I've heard for calls to take over private
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Could be hybrids accounting for the rest
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Shocked, but not surprised
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The most shocking part of this story is the number of former US officials who are now working for Binance to try to protect them from prosecution. While this might be technically legal and part of what goes on in Washington, it's a sig
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[Sort of off topic] While I don't like that Tiktok has close ties to the CCP and I can see the see the potential security threat it poses with manipulated social media trends and spying on it's users. I'm starting to second g
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yeah, I feel like this would only work with powder, which happens where I live happens twice a year if we're lucky?
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This also seems to be affecting Gemini Earn customers https://twitter.com/lawmaster/status/1592870524941922305
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"Solana’s native SOL token suffered as a result of FTX’s collapse, dropping over 40% on Wednesday at a price of $14.37. This is 92% below its price from a year ago." I looked it up and it was trading for $230.23 on Nov 9, 2021. As
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I'm with you there and I know several others who are too. I don't see home prices coming substantially for hot markets for this exact region
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Agreed, this is the thinnest source for being at the top of hacker news
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I don't think you realize the scope of this part from the article linked, "In the end, Congress decided on a measure that will essentially ban the US government or anyone that wants to work with the US government from using compon
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The OP mispoke. It wasn't the moon that collided with earth, but another planet around mar's size. As a result of the collision the the core of that planet combined with the earth and the crust and parts of the mantle were ejected
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This seems like a likely outcome imo
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Interesting, and thanks for the heads up on where to look. I head read that some of the original financial backers backed out of the deal
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I don't think twitter has the same pull as those companies because Tesla and SpaceX are doing something totally different and largely unique
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The people I know working there don't say anything like that
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I would really like to hear how he's financing this deal. His net worth has dropped since he's made this play. Most of his money is tied up in equity. So who's funding this deal? The fact that this isn't well talked abou
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> However, many people who say 'don't re-invent the wheel' are really saying 'you're just a worker bee and so you don't need to know anything more than how to operate this here machine' - and that'
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I'm just showing you the work of a talented young artist. No one obviously knows, but there's a lot of museums out there dude. I feel like you assume the museum has to be the MET. Could be a regional textile museum, who knows? My
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I'd really disagree with this. Essay writing forces a person to think critically. You have to construct an argument for or against something. Even if it's echoing source material or a teacher, you still have to think in a way that

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