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edf13
4y ago
Cool - be interested to look at this when weights are used!
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edf13
4y ago
No weights on the relationships?
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edf13
4y ago
Those reflections and lighting effects are incredible!
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edf13
4y ago
Oddly enough - one of my cars is a 2007 4.5 litre petrol engined… which is ULEZ compliant! Surely a vehicle like mine is the one that should be taxed!
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edf13
4y ago
That’s what I’m saying / the congestion area is only for post 2006 vehicles.
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edf13
4y ago
From what I understand - it’s the other way round… it’s cars made AFTER 2006 that the fee applies to.
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edf13
4y ago
Not heard of MagicEarth before - looks interesting but what's missing is a "Why/how is it free" statement. They don't cover how they monetise this, what's their business model.
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edf13
4y ago
That’s a selective quote… > This is a pretty bad idea, but luckily even the web browser has its limits.
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edf13
4y ago
Because they had no accounts... their record keeping was not there. They didn't know where funds were, who was using them and what for.
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4y ago
One of the biggest mistakes in this whole fiasco is from the people who enabled this - how (why?) on Earth were they given such ridiculous sums of money… with 0 oversight!
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4y ago
This new service allows them (or if they’re hacked - anyone)… to MitM your connections - they state themselves they could ssl terminate the connections as they own the ts.net level, they say they don’t but that’s now…
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AAX BTC Wallet less than $400
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Some of their wallets look decidedly low (Check the BTC wallet): https://twitter.com/BlocklyticsNet/status/159216491279237939...
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4y ago
Meanwhile - the UK government has a £58 billion hole on their finances…
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4y ago
It lets you swap token A for token B. The price is auto calculated based on reserves of A vs B…. Swap more of A for B and A becomes cheaper
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edf13
4y ago
It’s interesting that we aren’t seeing a bigger crash in overall crypto prices - generally it’s holding up ok
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FTX Files for Bankruptcy Protections in US
(coindesk.com)
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4y ago
They do hold the funds of liquidity providers - and there have been many cases of rug pulls from new Dex’ (I’m a believer in crypto and decentralisation however)
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4y ago
I would of expected the vast majority of his net worth would of been the same FTT tokens which are now heading to 0. How much he cashed out (And the timing of this) will be interesting to learn.
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4y ago
It's laughable really - it is how "hacking" is pictured in low budget movies... a device firing every combination at the lock!
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Tether Freezes $46M of USDT Following Law Enforcement Request
(coindesk.com)
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4y ago
I'd say it's more of an issue that they are still trading when potentially insolvent
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4y ago
CZ said it’s dumping all their tokens from Binance… FTX starts to fail… CZ snaps it up for a song
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4y ago
Are we looking at the same thing? E.g a very recent TX with some ETH going out: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x5a282187181907995b37c0df1888dfe364...
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4y ago
Plenty of OUT tx: https://etherscan.io/address/0x2faf487a4414fe77e2327f0bf4ae2...
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4y ago
Spoiler alert: There are plenty: https://etherscan.io/address/0x2faf487a4414fe77e2327f0bf4ae2...
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4y ago
More expensive for Twitter - the company, rather than Musk and his palls.
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Ask HN: Are throwaway accounts becoming a problem for HN?
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4y ago
Exactly - Google themselves have been making use of fair use for a while with news exerts…
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edf13
4y ago
Right tool for the right job… JSON and long format dates work in 90%+ of cases where bleeding edge optimisation is not required.
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