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2y ago
For the context Ripple (XRP) has skyrocketed in price over last few weeks. This is because it is expected the US will finally 1) have sane cryptocurrencies regulation 2) it is going to friendly for Ripple 3) most buyers come from Upbit Sout
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2y ago
Python is also open source.
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2y ago
Many, but not yet as successful as Rails.
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2y ago
Sadly, authoritarian overreach is the state of the affairs in the UK. Recent "coconut" incident that got wide publicity: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgwew5v4qyo
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2y ago
If it is illegal to train on copyrighted work, it will also benefit actors that are free to ignore laws, like Chinese public private companies. It means Western companies will lose in the AI race.
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2y ago
This is similar to the perverse incentive of share buybacks. It's just more tax efficient to pump stock value than pay proper dividends.
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2y ago
Is this TypeScript of Go?
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2y ago
Here is today's news piece on hybrid warfare Russia is doing https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russia-behind-staggerin...
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2y ago
So called Content farming has been a thing since early 10s. There is 15 years of history of (successful) companies selling filler auto-generated blog and post content.
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2y ago
The EU has right to the basic bank account. The similar right does not exist in the UK, US or anywhere for companies. The EU plans to have right to corporate bank account in the upcoming PSD3. However banks still can kick anyone out based o
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2y ago
They have the moat of being able to raise large funding rounds than everybody else: Access to capital.
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Marc Andreessen on Biden administration targetting tech founders
(zerohedge.com)
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Exxon hacked environmental activist emails
(twitter.com)
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2y ago
Likely licensing issue with Sun/Oracle?
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2y ago
Why did Google spec them so heavy?
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2y ago
Eating like an elephant, I see
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2y ago
“This wasn’t just about unpaid work—it was about respect,” noted one anonymous contributor quoted in the Hugging Face commentary. “OpenAI treated our input like raw material, not creative expertise. It’s not collaboration; it’s extraction.”
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If the article were more honest it would be less clickbaity, selling less on Mr Musk hate. As we can see raging HN discussion, being pedantic or not.
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2y ago
Matt Levine covers this in his newsletter today: > The other risk, which we talk about less, and which is sort of less intellectually interesting, is that the bank might lose track of the money. You might go to the bank and deposit $100,
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2y ago
It's not a dream. China and India have been doing it for a while. Discussed earlier https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41608810
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2y ago
In the US, cryptocurrencies are not currently regulated, so one cannot deregulate them. Also the article discusses about saving accounts and payments style product, not an investment product.
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NSO's attacks against WhatsApp users unsealed
(techcrunch.com)
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2y ago
For Facebook for sure, as they are eating the lunch of local medias by being able to serve smaller advertisers with more targeted campaigns.
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2y ago
When we can call it Go++
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And also it was a deep fake. BTW This is the best sci-fi book ever.
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Business registries are no longer open, as there was a court case in Luxenbourg where one of Putin's fixers lobbied to get his private information closed. Ultimate Beneficiar Ownership information can be only accessed by authorities.
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It's about ransom, not about keys. Fortune 500 company CEOs and such have a special insurance for the cases like this. There is an old movie Proof of Life about the topic.
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2y ago
Check under your eyelid that you are not an android
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Worst is defense industry Cost Plus contracts with guaranteed profit https://www.smalltofeds.com/2014/09/fixed-price-versus-cost-... No matter how bad you are, you end up making profit. Combines worst of socialism
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2y ago
It's called Cyberpunk 2077
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