No stablecoins except those approved by the relevant regulator. (Currently empty set I believe, off top of my head.) If for some reason one wants to involve a slow database in one’s startup investing, one needs to take currency risk and (at least) two legs of fees.
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Japanese crypto regulations limit USDC cash-out for startup investing
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You may be surprised to learn that under the current regulations no Japanese crypto exchange will allow you to cash out USDC, which feels relevant to the claim of whether it is actually useful for investing in a Japanese startup.
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Open Source Development Unpaid Labor Economics
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True – this is talking about open source, where you get paid $0, generally speaking.
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Microsoft Q3: Azure Growth Relief Amid Cost Control
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Microsoft's Q3 is a tale of relief and ruthlessness
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Seven Tech Giants Sustain Global Markets Amid Broad Decline
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'But for the seven companies [Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia and Tesla], MSCI's benchmark All-Country World index of almost 3,000 large and midsized companies would have declined in the year to date, according to Bloomberg data.' https://
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DLT Transforms Finance Healthcare Supply Chain with 59.4% Growth
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Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) revolutionizes finance, healthcare, and supply chains, offering companies transparency, savings, and security. Its annual growth rate is 59.4%. Read the details, download the @DeltalogiX report > https://
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US Bureaucracy Costs Time Insurance Benefits Impact
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"You seem quite vexed here." 1% because the U.S. just burned two hours of my time and low-degree use of two weeks of attention accomplishing precisely nothing. 99% because I'm not the only person who was asked to do this flow and some of the others lost insurance b/c of it.
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Stack Overflow Lays Off 28 Percent Staff Amid ChatGPT Disruption
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News related: After ChatGPT disruption, Stack Overflow lays off 28 percent of staff. Stack Overflow is letting go of 28% of its employees due to advancements in AI technology like ChatGPT. Chatbots like ChatGPT provide efficient coding assistance and heavily rely on content
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AI-Driven Layoffs at Stack Overflow Impact Job Market
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With the rise of AI technologies like ChatGPT, Stack Overflow has laid off 28% of its staff. How do you think the growth of AI will impact the job market in the coming years?
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Applied AI Improving Socio-Economic Conditions in Global South
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As we scale applied AI to improve the socio-economic conditions in the global south, we are grateful for the unwavering support from our partners. @Googleorg https://
bit.ly/45HEcOs