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I don’t see a reason that they should be prevented from doing so.

If only rdbms had the hype levels it deserves.

That’s what I get for not verifying headlines.

It was interesting how quickly the cloud providers got rid of their block chain offerings.

I thought the whole point of crypto was to help the unbanked, save us from the evils of fiat, provide anonymous decentralized transparency that protected users, and serve as a hedge against inflation or market turmoil. /s

Not an expert on these types of things but I think that there’s this notion of a type A personality that gets overly glorified in the self-help and corporate productivity realms...at least from what I’ve noticed. I’ve found it to be silly though because I’ve also noticed top workers that are perfectly calm, easy to talk to, and not competitive in the slightest.

And yes, these types of subjective things can be argued eternally but these have been my observations and experience.

The healthy places I’ve worked have had a variety of personalities and personality types. Some of the people could be considered type B or less productive, but were great communicators that had an endless supply of tasks to do that they were quite competent at. As such, they provided great support to their teams and improved the culture.

Does it incorporate microdistributed PoV (Proof of value) that can only be obtained through QHC (quantum hash cryptography), offering the best path to FEV (fiat escape velocity)? /s

If this is clear....where is the evidence?

The value they create doesn’t reduce the public fund contributions.

To me it seems that way. With the bond market being so low, it seemed as though there was a lot of cash looking for some sort of outlet. All that was necessary was misleading hype and marketing.

Overall it’s gone down but seems as though a lot of the big drops are followed by smaller surges of buying.

It seems as though the dip buying will continue but perhaps the fed wants a smoother road back to reality.

I’d replace mass hysteria with moments of clarity. Interest rates rising will motivate investors to purchase more bonds and limit the speculative tendencies that propped up the crypto marketplace.

If I read it correctly this is mentioned with the caveat that the federal reserve can adjust monetary policy to address that whereas the individual European countries mentioned are unable to.

True although some of the large PE firms do their best to hide the affiliation.

If I had to guess, there’s probably a lot of sfh as well.

The comparisons are nothing short of insane. The best models and datasets come well short of justifying even an infinitesimal representation of intelligence.

It’s quite concerning too that there seems to be this belief that one can be effective in this field with a weak math background. I recall a meeting with a consultant claiming that they could improve order flow by using ML with a data set that was small and inaccurate. Their background was an mba and a few years of working on mergers and acquisitions.

The next few years will see a sharp decline in liquidity that will decrease speculation compared to the last 10 years.

Bermuda has a lot of reinsurance that I know of. What insurance are you referring to?

Possibly the 2 most popular softwares in the world I’d claim

I think he meant advertising plus all the tracking that goes on.

These scooters are not part of any solution, but rather the result of a successful brainstorming session to determine what money-losing idea can receive investment money. In theory, they are a practical way to travel 0-3 miles while overpaying, not being able to bring much, and introducing high risk of personal injury. Bicycles fit these use-cases much better.

I think that working at a bank is fantastic so long as a person can internalize the good parts.

The bank I was at had the best data practices of any company I’ve worked at by a mile. They wouldn’t hesitate to write huge checks to make sure that the hardware systems and teams supporting those systems were perfect. Software management was a bit procedural but the results were consistent and high quality.

Is this because it automatically becomes possible to obtain location when accessing Bluetooth?

I’d just want to know who on earth would want such data and what insights could be gained from it. It can be challenging to build models with tons of really good data.

I think nowadays they are close to impossible to put together and the article is directed towards the general public.

Unless it’s a “junior” developer with 5 years of experience willing to “wear multiple hats” and “go the extra mile to deliver requirements.”

Proof by strawman imaginary counter-example

It seems as though HN likes certain languages but gets pretty negative about others.