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by thisisit 8y ago
This going to be interesting. They will ask all the US based exchanges - Coinbase, Circle etc for their trade and order data for analysis. Coinbase has already fought and lost a case when it came to sharing the data for tax purposes. And on
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by thisisit 8y ago
>> violating GDPR will cost a company 4 percent of its global turnover or $20 million, whichever is larger Isn't there a lower level - 2% and $10 million too? https://www.itgovernance.co.uk/dpa-and-gdpr-penalties
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Imposter syndrome lets toxic work culture off the hook(work.qz.com)
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How banks and law firms make millions from hospital debt(axios.com)
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Elon Musk’s Latest Proposal: A Website Named ‘Pravda’ to Rate Media Credibility(wsj.com)
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What Happens in an Internet Minute in 2018?(visualcapitalist.com)
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by thisisit 8y ago
That sounds like a perfect trade. But doing something like that will paint a target on hacker/s back. So, slowly leaching is a much better idea than getting it in one shot.
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by thisisit 8y ago
I had to lookup what exactly Paradex was and it seems the platform is based on 0x. Given that decentralized exchanges have issues like front running, open arbitrage etc[0], I think this might not be a wise move. [0]: http://hacki
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by thisisit 8y ago
A friend who was working with a large American CDN asked a similar question to his CEO around 5-6 years ago during an All-Hands. He wanted to know why the company was not interested in trying out an AWS like services. The answer given was -
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by thisisit 8y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17124924 Repeating my comment from the same thread: This isn't surprising at all. Amazon's return policy is prone to social engineering. And there is a cottage industry
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Engineers Don't Totally Dig Elon Musk's LA Tunneling Promises(wired.com)
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Visualizing Two Centuries of U.S. Immigration(visualcapitalist.com)
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Ask HN: What are the best email marketing tools out there?
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How much pocket money should an economist pay their children?(prospectmagazine.co.uk)
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by thisisit 8y ago
Well on point, PoW dint work on Bitcoin as well. The only reason it dint become a problem was that Bitcoin wasn't famous at that time. From Digital Gold by Nathaniel Popper: Laszlo’s CPU had been winning, at most, one block of 50 Bitc
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by thisisit 8y ago
Does anyone know how good Amazon Rekognition actually is? If the technology is not good then it might post more problems than it solves.
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by thisisit 8y ago
On Tesla's viability, stock price and debt, I think there can't be better quote than this: Tesla’s current price is arguably fair if most cars are powered by electricity in 10 years, if most of these cars are made by Tesla, if Te
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How much pocket money should an economist pay their children?(prospectmagazine.co.uk)
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by thisisit 8y ago
This isn't surprising at all. Amazon's return policy is prone to social engineering. And there is a cottage industry out there taking advantage of this situation to con money out of Amazon. A friend's account was hacked last
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How we killed the art of long-form thinking(overgrownpath.com)
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Jack Bogle’s Battle(barrons.com)
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by thisisit 8y ago
Does anyone follow the mental model way of thinking? I am curious how do people apply so many models in their daily life. It is possible to add couple of models like Hanlon's razor etc but 100+ seems too many.
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Tesla Shareholders Urged to Separate Chairman's Role from Musk(bloomberg.com)
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by thisisit 8y ago
His point is most , not all, tech innovations don't really pan out. Sure there are examples of great products but there also examples of big duds. For example, according to an EPI paper sharing economy accounts for less than 0.1% of t
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Uber accounts for less than 0.1% of the total economy(epi.org)
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by thisisit 8y ago
> If it’s not a decentralized currency...Maybe don’t use a blockchain? It seems people slowly arriving at this conclusion. Another good read with a similar conclusion: https://medium.com/@jimmysong/why-blockchain-is-
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How to Live in San Francisco Without Spending Any Money(wsj.com)
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by thisisit 8y ago
Google cache link: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:j_-ohh... Uber actually loses money on each ride. So I don't think the same analysis be hold long term, especially when the company starts to rai
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Should big tech companies like Facebook be broken up?(recode.net)
1 points by thisisit 8y ago|2 comments
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Work Is Our Religion and It's Failing Us(huffingtonpost.com)
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