"with some leaders in the tech industry touting her potential as a pro-tech president, and others diving head-first into the misinformation circus that's being driven by new tools like AI"
That's right, either you're a Harris supporter, or you're misinformed. And that, in an article about bias. Yay, world.
Where the price of a subscription is about $12 a year.
Amazingly they have more subscribers in India than in the usa
You took the works right from my mouth. The idea seems both useful (a better Zoom for example), and entertaining, but 100% not if Meta is involved.
I'm not sure where you see that. It says Blender.io has been sanctioned.
Lots of things that are sanctioned still work just fine. Tornado.cash will continue working indefinitely despite sanctions: it's distributed software that exists only on the blockchain. The sanction simply means that now it's illegal to use it if you are a U.S. Citizen.
From the article:
>Nearly all retail trades are executed away from exchanges.
>That is partly due to rules that allow market makers to offer fractional sub-penny price improvement on bids and offers, whereas exchanges have to quote in pennies.
>Gensler has said that has created an uneven playing field in the competition for retail orders.
>Gensler has asked SEC staff to recommend potential changes to harmonize the ability to display sub-penny quotes on and off exchange.
So basically they are fiddling with some rules on the back-end so that the markets are more closely aligned with the "market-makers" and the connection between the two can't get badly out of synch.
This feels like a pretty reasonable technical fix to me.
Come on, we are supposed to believe that a $3mm scam/hack drove down participation on a platform where scams are already known to be rife and individual assets are daily traded for north of $10mm ?
That's like saying "bank use down because some people had their pockets picked in the lobby"
And got a surprisingly low 188,170
Using"sudo find / -type f | wc -l "
Weak response:
A formatted pdf full of text is only about 100kb, so you're still looking at millions of docs per drive.
Even if they are just image scans, you are still looking at a meg or two per page. Storage at scale is still a trivial cost.
This is the perfect example of an industry where decentralized finance is actually a silver bullet.
In fact this used to be one of the example use cases trotted out next to WikiLeaks and Silk Road. It seems like crypto is much more mature now, why can't it handle this?
This seems pretty much exactly like an old parody video that was out a while back...
I think what my sibling post is trying to say is that the "price" differs from the "value" in that the buyer and seller may have asymmetric information and or be acting irrationally. In fact I would be nearly certain of it. Furthermore, the faster the trade takes place, the more likely one of these is to be true.
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