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Issue #21: Trade Idea – Short CNH(maroonmacro.substack.com)
1 points by cinquemb 5y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 5y ago
lol, if only were it that simple…
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Issue #23: The Bull Case for Decentralized Finance (DeFi)(maroonmacro.substack.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
Perhaps (seems like it, esp compared to the abomination that Mozilla has become: a shell of its former self, laundering its previous reputation it had earned for the garbage they try to gaslight it's useds with now [esp after hollowing
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by cinquemb 5y ago
I don't need Mozilla, I have been compiling garbage out of it for nearly 6+ years while adding stuff of my own. I would rather, at this point, they dissolve. Which will create a vacuum and allow for space for a fork to evolve without a
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by cinquemb 5y ago
I consider all of this a consequence of the Post Eich regime at Mozilla…
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U.S. Is in Recession If History of Consumer Sentiment Repeats(bloomberg.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> It will be good for consumer confidence, since 99% of people willingly accept regulation in exchange for protection from FDIC, CFPB, etc. I think there will be other ways to build "consumer confidence" without relying upon pr
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Quantum Money from Quaternion Algebras(eprint.iacr.org)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
Those people should form a DAO, pool their funds in a governable smart contract for disbursing them, and reach out to people thru hn search who have their own forks of FF now and who make comments cough like me cough on hn about it over
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China Junk Bond Yields Spike to Highest Since Global Financial Crisis(thesoundingline.com)
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Mechanics and Definitions of RFR Cross Currency Swaps(clarusft.com)
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Spain Seeks Bids for 200 MW of CSP in 2021 Auction(solarpaces.org)
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DLR-Developed Solar Flux Measurement System Wins International CSP Tech Award(solarpaces.org)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> It is unnecessary that such mitigations be employed by "most people", they only need to pass a cost-benefit analysis for those who use them. This can be said for pretty much any technology/software/hardware/mit
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Beware Centralization(overcomingbias.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
Well said, however the speculative nature of most participants isn't unique to crypto… some people love to talk their book (and even try to politicize it)…
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Stagflation Here We Come(thesoundingline.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> Perhaps I am not thinking creatively enough Perhaps, but its ok either way, it's not really limiting the DAO or the places leveraging the DAO to pursue this stuff. > Using your hotel example, you will end up at the hotel where
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by cinquemb 5y ago
Interoperability out of the box with protocols for escrow/dispute and resolution without having to solely trust the company issuing the nft ticket, esp with PII (I'm thinking hotel/bnb bookings, I know of a DAO[0][1] that has
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To Cut Inequality, Face Hard Choices(overcomingbias.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> But I do agree we should have made a lot more LFTR style ORNL reactors. Its fascinating reading about all the research online into molten salt designs in the 60's wrt nuclear and its promise that just went ignored (if you take the
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by cinquemb 5y ago
See Brendan's response to me last week[0], which I think comes down to feature set they want to support rather than do all the work it would require to build that in servo now (they went from gecko [no public info on this] -> electr
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by cinquemb 5y ago
As someone who wouldn't mind if Mozilla post Eich can die under a metadata drone strike (doubly so for google) and will still use my FF fork and avoid chrome/chromium based browsers like the plague, brave, seems like they are will
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> But in all states of the universe, Tether is far far worse than whatever sort of off-shore cruft you think the typical bulge bracket is hiding. I've seen whats on some bank balance sheets that are non public on some SEA and NG ban
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Why Lunar Engineering Is a R&D Field for the “Hot Solar”(solarpaces.org)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
> unbridled speculation (or probably, Tether) One can thank decades of central bank malfeasance for this. I consider crypto in large part just a bit further out on/at simmilar place on the spectrum than DM/EM HY, neg nominal-yi
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by cinquemb 5y ago
When people are ok with moral hazard being ignored for so long, these types of things are inevitable…
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Network States: A Primer(bombthrower.com)
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by cinquemb 5y ago
I expect any assets in collateral chains with evergrande paper that are offshore to be liquidated at will. Better pray collateral multipliers are sub 6… lol

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