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by hahahahe 6y ago
It’s become meaningless. Think of it as crypto, AI/ML/DL, big data, etc of investment management industry.
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by hahahahe 6y ago
Remember when Trump promised we can file our taxes via postcard? I remember.
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by hahahahe 6y ago
Poverty also makes learning difficult. Students shouldering numerous burdens of poverty are simply not prioritizing education over day to day survival. We talk a lot about how the US is falling behind in education. Well, solving poverty is
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by hahahahe 6y ago
This is a very poorly written article and very much reflects the general decline in FT’s quality. Bitcoin is popular across the globe. Fiscal and monetary policies have been accommodative for several years across the globe not just the US.
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by hahahahe 6y ago
Yeah they sure have. Running GPUs endlessly to execute thousands of transactions per day. Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds? You can literally run a pub-sub equivalent of BTC for 1/1,000,000,000 of the cost involved in crypto a
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by hahahahe 6y ago
There’s no accountability in blockchain. Proponents of crypto are unwilling to create a currency with specifications they preach without relinquishing the “wealth” they derived from early alpha versions.
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by hahahahe 6y ago
Here’s my take on NYT: they’re desperately trying to stay relevant in modern era where news happens real-time on social media. They’re an institution and have an incredible reach in steering narratives still but that’s fading fast.