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Taking someone's photo is different than storing their biometrics. The latter would violate laws such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_Information_Privacy_...

What's your policy for complying with the patchwork of national biometrics laws?

It improves one flow without affecting another. You might not like what it improves but it does improve something.

Crypto apps running in eg smart contracts will be able to interact directly with it and trust it, rather than needing to trust a third party oracle that retrieves the data externally.

Ok, and PFOS and PFOA?

Only $50?

tldr: please believe us, she had it coming

He seems to be wrecking his body in creative and previously unseen ways:

- resting body temperature of 94.9 F

- inability to naturally produce tears

So a spike protein slightly different than what was intended could have been produced?

Don't waste your time?

Technology putting people out of work is a story as old as time.

Why not $100 per hour?

What do you mean I can't use workplace property to attack my workplace?

All technological progress curbs inflation. Absent Fed money printing we would have naturally occurring deflation.

https://twitter.com/gregmushen/status/1652159496519827463

After seeing the initial post on Twitter, I did something similar and have been running consistently for the last two months, having not previously enjoyed running. I love it now.

AI CEO bullish on AI.

Why do we need to give them to Ukraine?

How so?

Really foolish to keep posting with details even after the sister was caught. Some people just can't help themselves.

It's up because people expect rate cuts.

Given the economic factors + SVB's deposit base, what should they have done differently?

SVB announcing their equity raise was public info.

Only if it's material to the company.

Ostensibly they are missing from the labor force, not from the planet.

A more intriguing possibility concerns the labour force. According to our estimates the rich world is “missing” 10m workers, or roughly 1.5% of the total workforce, relative to pre-pandemic trends (see chart 3). In Britain and Italy the workforce has actually shrunk. Early retirements and an increasingly elderly population explain some of the deficit. Covid may have pushed people to reassess their priorities, prompting them to drop out. Some even speculate that long covid is forcing people to stay on the economic sidelines. Whatever the explanation, falling participation has wreaked havoc with companies’ plans. Many fired staff when the pandemic struck, only to struggle to rehire them in 2021. That year vacancies across the oecd hit an all-time high of 30m.

Why not ask them?

Blade Runner

(2015)

They're still subject to economic considerations (assuming a non-state actor). If the expected value on a cracked account is less than the expected cost to crack it, a rational actor won't bother. That they may use cracked AWS accounts, or botnets, to perform this cracking does not change these economic considerations.

Good news for people who followed best practices. "I don't have to outrun the bear; I just have to outrun you."