(Your friendly neighborhood Catholic archdiocese maintains a suggested paragraph for new smart contracts to minimize the amount of headache a trustee has in 2400 A.D. getting an answer to the question “What org succeeds the parish the deceased named as beneficiary?”)
@patio11
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Founder Succession Planning in American Tech Infrastructure
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And because America you’d either be surprised or unsurprised how much effort that infrastructure has expended on the question of “Who would the deceased founder be most likely to choose as the rightful successor to ?”
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Caffeine Label Found at Bottom of Cup
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Bottom left of the cup, plug カフェイン into your dictionary or LLM of choice.
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Noodles With Added Caffeine Technology Innovation
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For when you want noodles with added caffeine. (No, really.)
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TSX criticized for listing fraudulent companies south of border
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For reasons, many south of the border would say “TSX is the stock exchange that specializes in listing scams.”
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Banking Risk Controls and Financial System Stability
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“… much money we’ve lost through grossly inadequate risk controls then we’d go out of business because obviously they will withdrawal all the money that we now do not have.” (paraphrasing) That’s bad! You should not do that! You should not do any of that!
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Crypto Fund Faces Disclosure Duty Questions After 3AC Losses
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“You seem to be making light of an unfortunate incident.” Read the complaint, particularly the bit where the Canadian securities regulator (paraphrasing) asks “Hey don’t you owe a duty of disclosure if you just took a big hit from 3AC?” and they say “If our customers knew how…
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Law Applies to Many People in AI Context
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The law applies to a lot of people, is all I am saying here.
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Voyager cryptocurrency firm faces legal accountability
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Voyager was publicly traded (though it was publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange, which is a fairly big asterisk). They professed to be the adults in the room, they were acceptable in high status institutions, etc etc. It’s nice to know the law actually applies to them.
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Crypto enforcement targets small scams while ignoring industrial predation
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It has been frustrating watching lots of obvious malfeasance happening in crypto land and enforcement actions only target low-rent relatively tiny scam operations while the industry was building industrial scale predation machines. This is not that pattern!