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by yuan43 4y ago
> “My main message has not changed since Jackson Hole,” Powell said in his post-meeting news conference, referring to his policy speech at the Fed’s annual symposium in August. “The FOMC is strongly resolved to bring inflation down to 2%
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Fed goes big again with third-straight three-quarter-point rate hike(lite.cnn.com)
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Gustaf III Airport(en.wikipedia.org)
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by yuan43 4y ago
> “It’s [Bitcoin's] trading like a leveraged play on broader risk assets,” Matt Miskin, co-chief investment strategist at John Hancock Investment Management, said in an interview. “It’s a more speculative investment and right now in
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Jadav Payeng(en.wikipedia.org)
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by yuan43 4y ago
> I can barely afford my health insurance You might consider asking for a raise. Nicely, and with justification of course.
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by yuan43 4y ago
I don't understand the claim you're making in this response. Can you condense it to 1-2 sentences (and cite source w/ link if available)?
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by yuan43 4y ago
OpenSea? Who said anything about NFTs? You're talking about something that has nothing to do with the Bitcoin protocol or its use. Those who use centralized custody services are not using Bitcoin. They are aping. They are posing. They
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by yuan43 4y ago
> ... He was like a little kid about to get a birthday present. IIRC, he wanted it so he could see how he actually writes. Was that the intent of the feature, or something else? It seems like this might be coupled to some kind of teachin
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by yuan43 4y ago
Stories like this have been appearing pretty regularly on HN ("Stripe has decided to nuke my entire business"). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32854528 Considering that a USD payment company can literally de
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Any token system can be thought of as a pot of money. Every cryptocurrency is its own pot of money. When people sell, they are taking money out of the pot. When people buy, they are putting money into the pot. I'm not sure where t
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by yuan43 4y ago
I'd like to hear from someone who has used it.
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by yuan43 4y ago
So is this like an open source GitHub issues? What problem(s) does it solve that can't be solved through GitHub?
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Therefore, block producers and searchers require complex systems similar to those of a sophisticated trading house, like Alameda Research or Jump for example. This can therefore result in significant centralisation pressures for block
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by yuan43 4y ago
Beacon chain launched in late 2020. The writing was on the wall by early 2022.
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by yuan43 4y ago
How much of this has to do with the overnight evaporation of the GPU mining market due to the Ethereum merge?
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by yuan43 4y ago
> If you're looking to build a new gaming PC or upgrade your existing graphics card, just wait a little longer and definitely don't buy any graphics card for more than $500. Prices on existing GPUs will continue to drop, and th
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Rust Bevy Entity Component System(blog.logrocket.com)
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by yuan43 4y ago
I can only hope that Facebook follows this policy to the letter now and into the future. In fact, it would be a gift to humanity to widen the scope to any an all content deemed offensive to anyone. Ban it all. Nothing will hasten the downfa
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FedEx warns of global recession, cutting forecast by half a billion dollars(lite.cnn.com)
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by yuan43 4y ago
> I feel like I'm going crazy over here. These accounts have hundreds of thousands of dollars in them being held hostage by an utterly incompetent team / algorithm that seems to lack any and all empathy for the havoc they wreak
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by yuan43 4y ago
Ethereum Classic (ETC) is the version of Ethereum running before the DAO attack. Unlike Ethereum, which rolled back the attacker's gains, ETC preserved them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethereum_Classic There ar
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Lockdown Mode is an optional, extreme protection that’s designed for the very few individuals who, because of who they are or what they do, might be personally targeted by some of the most sophisticated digital threats. Most people are
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by yuan43 4y ago
I would not rule that out, and maybe that was part of his thinking.
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by yuan43 4y ago
The policy only ever made a little sense. What El Salvador desperately wants is a currency it can inflate to pay for the stuff it can not afford. In this regard, it is no different than any other country. What it had was a currency it does
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Bitcoin will never hit $69,000 again — and the world's biggest cryptocurrency could end up being "regulated away," a researcher has warned. The cognitive dissonance in that sentence was worth the click.
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by yuan43 4y ago
According to the article, Bryan Caplan has the best record of 100%. But I was surprised to find that the article did not say much about the bets themselves, nor analyze in any great detail what exactly Caplan is doing. Indeed, it's not
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US annual inflation eased last month but remains stubbornly high(lite.cnn.com)
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by yuan43 4y ago
The author seems to be talking about names for two totally different things, lumping them under the term "component." Whimsical project name? No problem. Whimsical type name within a project? Really bad idea. Whimsical variable na
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by yuan43 4y ago
The idea that a film critic can be "legendary" seems hyperbolic. Film critics will quickly be forgotten because they created nothing. Directors can be "legendary". Writers can be "legendary". Artists can be &qu

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