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by tyrfing 4y ago
> Using a mixer has probably 99.9% illegal reasons and 0.1% legitimate uses Similar to people using paper money or end-to-end encryption really. Nobody needs military-grade encryption or anonymous currency unless they're trying to
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> Government has given hundreds of billions in broadband funding to the giant telecoms Can you share a source for this? I'm very curious to see the breakdown of funding sources. > there are others less well off within a hundred m
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Does the much higher voltage compared to Tesla affect component choice?
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Definitely reads as a KYC or fraud flag of some sort. You'll never get any information about those.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Or just look up their LM-2.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Preference. https://www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2022/05/23/did-the-p...
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Title 18 insider trading: https://www.yalelawjournal.org/note/title-18-insider-trading It's prosecution for "insider trading" that doesn't rely on anything specific to insider trading. Focus on the
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by tyrfing 4y ago
> I wonder what it means in practice The requirements to provide data to business users and to advertisers are pretty interesting. Same for search engines having to sell all user data that they have.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
I can pretty much guarantee that this is due to customs/import charges. Consumers will cancel orders over a surprise bill from that, a big business won't care at all or will have their own broker.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
> The tribunal unanimously held that a $9.5 billion pollution judgment by Ecuador’s Supreme Court against Chevron “was procured through fraud, bribery and corruption and was based on claims that had been already settled and released by t
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by tyrfing 4y ago
> Let’s not forget the all the blather from Twitter board and leadership how their fiduciary duty was to not sell to Musk at this price. Is there a source for this? I certainly didn't see it. They considered rejecting the offer, a
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Not really, 10B just isn't very much. 95,000 cases are being settled for $25-250k a person, where individual cases are 9 digit awards and only require convincing a jury. 100, max 1000, out of those 95,000 people getting awards at jury
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by tyrfing 4y ago
> How can there be a supply chain crisis and a inventory surplus? Different times and different things. There can be a surplus of T-shirts from Vietnam and a shortage of 90nm PMICs at the same time. There can be a shortage of stuff in De
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by tyrfing 4y ago
> these loans are not securitized AFAIK. They are, but not in quantities to actually matter. Here's background on Affirm's ABSes, the last offering was pulled: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Microsoft has had a similar policy, although they entirely delete the account instead. Same for smaller companies like GMX. Definitely a contributor to sticking with Gmail.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
As an example of how things evolve, Q1 2022 now stands at -1.6% real GDP. If Q2 was also negative as expected by this forecast, a recession started 6 months ago (as usually defined). Just some context for the "why are people predicting
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by tyrfing 4y ago
It's not the lithium part of lithium batteries you worry about, it's everything else. Lithium hexafluorophosphate turning into hydrogen fluoride gas, for example.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
The problem with those LCOS numbers is, from what I've seen, that it's a projected cost once production is scaled to a certain (high) level. Lithium ships in high volume today and benefits from scale, flow batteries don't. Ma
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by tyrfing 4y ago
> what about a tape measure with an orange or yellow case and black on the side? Interesting you should mention that, since Stanley has a trademark on a particular layout with yellow on the side. I don't think it's particularly
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by tyrfing 4y ago
It's a bit misleading to say "yellow", it's the combination of dark gray body with yellow. Copying their branding with black instead of dark gray is fine, if Amazon is anything to go by.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
> choosing an investor's bank account over an employee's family Unity, along with most of the tech industry, loses incredible amounts of money, and salaries are typically their biggest expense. Those losses (salaries) are paid
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by tyrfing 4y ago
No, this is just a SEC vs CFTC turf war. Neither is willing to concede the "territory" to the other; the only notable part here is that the SEC still doesn't think ETH is settled. It's a minor TV interview, not something
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Very accurate. I think the two big changes recently (10-15 years) have been around monetizing content and distribution formats. For monetization, vast amounts of stuff moved behind paywalls and other walls. The obvious one, distribution pla
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Harassment or discrimination over religious beliefs, which can include opinions on abortion, is illegal under federal law. Where is the line between arguing and a hostile work environment?
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by tyrfing 4y ago
550 million raised, last round series C in Aug '21.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Fixed, I guess it's URL weirdness on old vs new Reddit.
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Existing demand, for one: https://old.reddit.com/r/all/search?q=dropbox&include_over_1... (Possibly NSFW)
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It's because even the direct costs like worker's comp are much worse than a bit of shrink. Employees getting hurt is extremely expensive in the US. Incentive structures often just aren't aligned; the person who cares about th
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by tyrfing 4y ago
That would be DTCO, right? As far as semi blogs go, this does seem extremely high level. Not sure I've seen a good writeup of EDA yet though.
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by tyrfing 4y ago
You have to be very familiar with tech to have any idea about base-2 vs base-10. Universal standards to make computing units understandable would very clearly go with base-10, which is the status quo in units elsewhere (metric). Base-2 is j

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