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by aey 7y ago
I think you just answered your own question. As detection improves, so will the rates at which cancer is detected.
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by aey 7y ago
Nowadays 100%. 20 years ago China didn’t have a high technology sector that could have supported large scale factory automation, and factories where built to scale labor. 100% agree with regulation. That’s why US trade policy is the main c
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by aey 7y ago
Yang is totally wrong about automation. The main cause of the shift of manufacturing from US to China is trade policy and China’s monetary policy. If automation was the problem, then US would be price competitive on goods with China. Some
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by aey 7y ago
Read the report, it's 2 trillion of revenue for payments only, not all of finance. That report doesn't cover trading, derivatives, mortgages, etc... 1 trillion of payments revenue comes from credit lines, about 1 trillion is fee
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by aey 7y ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1904.13302.pdf only 2 nodes away from failing :)
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by aey 7y ago
The world is. There is no engineering reason why it’s so expensive to move numbers around in a bank. In comparison the search engine market is 170 billion. If a google sized company or decentralized network could reduce the 2 trillion glob
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by aey 7y ago
At the cost of 2 trillion a year. Or 1 trillion if if you only count service fees and not liquidity. https://www.mckinsey.com/~/media/mckinsey/industries/financi...
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by aey 7y ago
Eh, magic cards have independent value from the company, and MtG sells them at a fixed price to consumers. If you want a decentralized TON, get all the investors together and launch a genesis block with the open source code. That’s basical
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by aey 7y ago
SEC is blocking their launch. On the face of it, telegram has been complient with the SEC up to now and have filed exemptions for their sale. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1729650/000095017218.
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by aey 7y ago
It’s a big deal. A lot of projects followed a similar path so we will have to wait and see what objection the SEC had with telegrams specific offering. A reg-a/s-1 would likely take them a year if they started it today.
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by aey 7y ago
If you think filing for an IPO is just some paperwork, then yea :)
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by aey 7y ago
Except that ethereum and eos basically get a pass by the SEC.
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by aey 7y ago
Offering is any time the token is issued, like on launch. The word is misleading since TG is not doing another sale. They actually complied with SEC during the sale. This is the launch which requires the tokens to be liquid for the netwo
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by aey 7y ago
This isn’t a block on another telegram’s sale, but on their launch. Telegram filed an exemption for their original sale, and have been compliant with the SEC. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1729650&#
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by aey 7y ago
There is no Linux usecase asking for it. We happen to be using bpf outside of the kernel.
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by aey 7y ago
We would love to, maybe in a few months as we stabilize the changes. One challenge is that bpf upstreaming is much harder. We had to add support for relocations, spilling, multiple return values, and a few other things that might not be ne
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by aey 7y ago
BPF is awesome. We build a full rust toolchain that targets it https://github.com/solana-labs/rust
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by aey 7y ago
Why can’t we have a flat income tax and a ubi?
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by aey 7y ago
Next week: PayPal announces Pal, the cryptocurrency for friends.
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by aey 7y ago
Why does DoD care about illegal immigration? Mexico is not about to invade. This is useless to their mission. If they are going to build it and hand it of to border patrol, then Congress should fund it with the border patrols budget. Whi
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by aey 7y ago
Since when are unlawful crossings a defense issue? Is Mexico sending an invasion force ready to storm the capital? Soviet Union used the army to police immigration as well.
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by aey 7y ago
Then why aren’t they deploying this on the US/Canadian border? Or Alaska? I can see Russia from there. This whole thing smacks of corruption.
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by aey 7y ago
How is this possible? If space outside the solar system is empty, then the probability of 2 extrasolar comets should be 0 during my lifetime.
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by aey 7y ago
Yes. There is no country that couldn’t use the funds to solve humanitarian problems, and there are no humanitarian problems where money is the only solution.
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by aey 7y ago
Ah, because the electrical field loops? Just thinking of the top of my head, couldn’t this pulse? Basically capture material then shoot it out?
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by aey 7y ago
I believe this canoe is picking up cannonballs along the way.
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by aey 7y ago
Can I buy Warcraft gold? Or rmb?
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by aey 7y ago
This is rad. You can actually build a fairly secure vdf with a sequential hash function using intel’s sha256 instructions, and verify the output across all the available simd lanes.
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by aey 7y ago
Maybe you should steal, and still be responsible for your actions or inaction (I am not recommending this). If you consider them evil, then sabotage is justifiable. Do we have an objective set of morals that are above the law? Was the Sovi
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by aey 7y ago
If you believe a corporation to be evil, then every possible act against them might be justifiable. This is a question of ethics. What is the right behavior to resist evil? For example, you could follow our own governments guide :) https:&

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