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SOFR risk now accounts for 30% of USD Rates markets
(clarusft.com)
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Deterrence Dispensed – Print Freedom
(deterrencedispensed.com)
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I will think it will continue to go unchecked until there is financial incentive for such individuals to face repercussions from other individuals since corporates have largely co-opted the state. Probably will take the form of looming $20
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Concentration Risk on the Buy-Side of Credit Markets
(blogs.cfainstitute.org)
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There's an implicit trust assumption in the upstream data sources provided to such that goes unmentioned…
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Competition Cuts Spite
(overcomingbias.com)
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[from a dead/flagged comment] > Will blockchain kill corporations? I suspect they do more to oppress people than nation-states do, and I doubt governments could do much without the cooperation of the private sector. I'm seeing
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Time Orientability: what it is and why it matters
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Sounds pretty bullish for decentralized systems
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An Eye on GDI May Tell Us Why
(alhambrapartners.com)
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What Are Universities For?
(overcomingbias.com)
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I came across this[0] back in april, still doesn't address state growth (not many do except for the zk only contract capable chains i've seen under dev) but was the first PoW chain not using nakamoto consensus I saw (and I haven&#
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> Former top officials seem to have a nose for this. [1] They must see it all the time with all the rehypothication going on with sovereign paper on clearing house desks (and that's just what they see in their jurisdiction), so wha
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> Your only legitimate point about them being really stupid is that they are slow. And only really relevant to those that are reliant upon nakamoto consensus… Even the former SEC head[0] trying to get in on the "scams" [0] ht
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Negative yielding sovereign trash with CB's as the marginal bid (or majority of the bid in some "markets") or at worst, the latest shit coins that your customers (institutions and individuals alike) are giving you fiat for an
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Binance Scores Richard Teng as CEO for Singapore
(financefeeds.com)
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SEC vs. Ripple: Bombshells in deposition pave the way for win on Fair Notice
(financefeeds.com)
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> Why not just put child porn on their phone and then call the police? That does not scale. > … why wait for apple to implement this? Enables scaling of what the above commentator discusses.
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> The objective of being mindful of the thumbnail is to fool the human reviewer responsible for alerting the police to your target's need for a good swatting - the algorithm has already flagged the image by the time it is presented
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What is ‘elite overproduction’?
(overcomingbias.com)
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> Fortunately, there are alternatives that are better than either and are already working. Agreed, I would love to see more spending for things like, CSP molten salt research and storage systems in the public domain. That way, even if co
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Yeah, less than a few seconds with spot consistently would be nice, but i've never seen it. When I was handling autoscaling via the ec2 api + python + ngnix, the daemon I wrote pretty much had to have a while loop to continuously check
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> I wonder if this is twitter's attempt to make decentralized platforms look unusable in order to drive people away from them. You can thank Vitalik for saying he sees utility for social media on the blockchain in his july talk[0]…
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Fourth-Generation Warfare
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Banks Are Picking Up Less Than a Percent to Carry Mortgages
(thesoundingline.com)
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This comes to mind: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Is_a_Racket
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> Yeah that’s not how you build functional adult in modern society, I'm not quite sure anyone has a monopoly on a definition of what this could be, and very much subjective to various forms of "cultural hangups" that might
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> Then the carbon-burning Base of development will be understood as a temporary stage of development like the demographic transition. I honestly would believe that more if companies made long term investments and bought out infrastructur
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US Birth-to-Death Ratio Nearing One
(thesoundingline.com)
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That's completely fair, all I'm saying is that i'm for people to have the choice and options to do so if they can and want to and live where they want to live. If people want to take more risk along one dimension compared to
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