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janmo
4y ago
Old news (July 14th)
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Show HN: Public Company Logo Database with an API
(companieslogo.com)
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https://archive.is/fupUJ
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4y ago
It seems like the only inflation hedge was to short the entire market (Stocks, Crypto, Gold...)
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Insiders used crypto lenders to fund their Degen trades
(rorodi.substack.com)
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Apparently they were using an excel sheet for account balances and transfers.
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The "data" they mention are product descriptions. The issuer of the cease and desist appears to be NielsenIQ. And they don't provide price data. Their main product is to provide standardised product images with a white/t
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4y ago
They should ask people to take a picture of the products for them, instead of raising 30k USD/year to send the money to a fortune 500 company.
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The title is misleading. Never do they mention the price data. After doing some research it appears that what is really the cause for concern are the product images.
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I have been using Google Analytics for years and it has become really crappy. Especially the latest release where you can't even see your daily traffic anymore. Everything is lagging behind, you can only see the actual data 2 days afte
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Should probably do slower roulouts next time.
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4y ago
Google Analytics shows me that I still have quite a lot of traffic, so it is not 100% down. Edit: If I set my VPN to Poland it works.
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4y ago
https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/ says "All Systems Operational". Which is obviously untrue.
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4y ago
Indeed...
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This could be quite big, because it appears they were taking loans from major crypto lenders such as: Nexo, Celsius, BlockFi and others. Their AUM was recently reported to be between $10-20 Billion. "Rumors floating that 3AC couldn
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3AC, one of the largest crypto investment firms appears to have solvency issues
(twitter.com)
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FTX's success is a bit questionable. They are the biggest buyer of USDT/Tether and shady things are probably going on there.
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Yes: Bitfinex, Crypto.com. Nexo, BlockFi, Ledn. I predict that they will all eventually collapse. It is a bit delayed with them because there is a locking period for most of them, this means that they will be in trouble in the coming days&#
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I had been warning about Celsius for months, in fact I even published this blog post last year: https://rorodi.substack.com/p/the-biggest-crypto-lending-com... Also posted it here on HN but it did not get much traction
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One day before the halting of the withdrawals the CEO of Celsius was bragging that they were "winning". https://twitter.com/ClarityToast/status/1536185339643105280
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4y ago
The root cause of high real estate prices are low interest rates. There is always a correlation between those two.
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4y ago
Just look at how the US treats Assange and Chelsea Manning. Starts wars on false pretences that killed hundreds of thousands (Irak). So you could argue that helping the US is in some form also having blood on your hands. Crypto, Blockchain
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5y ago
Once things get in motion it can go very quickly. It must have looked like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDmoXkF-g9I Starting very small and then growing exponentially. When I was a child we also did something like
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5y ago
It is not OVH, but you will see it happen there as well. Electricity prices have gone up by 500% in France. Cheap nuclear energy was the reason they were able to do low cost. That's gone now.
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5y ago
You too. I didn't wanted to say the name but you did it for me.
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I have created a bunch of websites. 4 as of today. Those are little tools, and I make money by selling ads. 3 are revenue positive and 1 is losing money. One example: https://apewisdom.io/
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I loved doing coding on my own. Then I started to work for a few companies. Out of all of them there was only one where I felt good. It was a public research facility, they were doing scientific work. But they hadn't the money to hire
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I left my job when covid started and I do not intend to return into the workforce ever. I run some small projects and make a bit of money on it, although it is much less than what I did with the 9-5 job I have more money now than before. Th
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Well, price are being jacked up and customers like myself are being kicked out on short notice. French providers become less and less attractive as electricity prices soar in France. See my post here of how they are jacking prices up: http
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5y ago
They offered me a free migration indeed. But this would be to a "new" server with the new pricing.
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