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Should this not go away with the final rule from the FTC on cancellation. Ït should be as easy to cancel as it is to subscribe in the first place.

If that rule is law, then what are the fines that Carta faces if it does not adhere to that rule.

I have been to prison. No matter what they say it is a violent place. Even the “minimum security” ones.

You don’t get to choose your prison. You don’t get to choose your bunk mate. They are racially segregated and there is a pecking order.

She did get a larger than expected sentence. Probably to send an example. I can say. But I believe judges are adversely affected by media as well.

Over 2 million of the 20 Million PPP loans were fraudulent but fewer than 100 people went to prison.

The money quotes:

Broadly speaking, and as more fully discussed below, algorithmic trading in the equities and to a lesser extent—in the debt market, has improved many measures of market quality and liquidity provision during normal market conditions, though studies have also shown that some types of algorithmic trading may exacerbate periods of unusual market stress or volatility. Advances in technology and communications have enabled many market participants to more efficiently provide liquidity, more efficiently access market liquidity, implement new trading services, and more effectively manage risk across a range of markets.

Today, algorithms address many of the problems and decisions that have long been central to the business of trading. What instrument(s) should be invested in or traded? What price should be bid or offered? What order size is optimal? What should be the response to a request for a quotation? What risk will be taken on by facilitating a trade? How does that risk change with the size of the trade? Is the risk of a trade appropriate to a firm’s available capital? What is the relationship between the price of different but related securities or financial products? To what market should an order be sent? Is it more effective to provide liquidity or demand liquidity? Should an order be displayed or non-displayed? To which broker should an order be sent? When should an order be submitted to a trading center?

Re:The time it takes to run a paid newsletter on Thursday August 27, 2020 @07:13PM (#24299735)
There are over 20 newsletters making over 100K according to https://digiday.com/media/how-substack-has-spawned-a-new-cla...

The article also has a list of about 5-10 of them including a) Hell World, b) the Dispatch, c) Superorganizers (Part of Everything bundle), etc.

Ask HN: What has changed for developers in the last 20 years

I'd love you know your thoughts on what's changed for developers in the last 20 years. 1. We moved from client apps to web apps to mobile apps. 2. Client server apps were for work and now there's a lot more "consumers" using apps 3. Hence, design and simplicity have become important. 4. We went from waterfall to agile programming. 5. There's a huge proliferation of "stacks" and "fragmentation"...

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I like it. I am signing up. But I think the challenge is that I dont even check the email I signed up with on facebook. I use a separate email.
Re:Ruby, PHP, MySQL, Perl, Free Hosting for geeks on Sunday September 09, 2012 @12:14AM (#4494905)
Your signup process is really frustrating. First, your About you should give me an indication of how many characters have been completed and how many are left. Second, your Captcha is asking for the X month of the year. Most people I know dont say September (when typing at least), instead just say Sep. There is no visual clue or early warning before you bounce me 4 times. Frustrating.
Re:Nobody Ever Got Rich Working for Somebody Else. #horseshit on Wednesday July 25, 2012 @02:44AM (#4289719)
All the large tech companies (Public) made the first 100+ employees "rich" by getting them to work for them. "Rich" compared to their peers who did not work at these companies early on. "Wealthy", now that's completely different. You will find that of the 1201 (Mar 2011) billionaires, only 28 worked for someone else.
I use my calendar as a to-do list. Works for me. Block out time to do tasks - not just meetings. That way it forces me to bucket time for stuff to get done.
Re:Ask HN: What's your favourite API? on Sunday July 15, 2012 @08:07PM (#4248674)
Google analytics API. We use it, have been for a few months and its excellent.
Re:Ask HN: Still acceptable to use PHP for new projects? on Sunday July 15, 2012 @08:05PM (#4248666)
The end goal is to be more productive and to ship something. Given most software development is hidden from the end user, most times its immaterial what its written on.
Re:Ask HN: Learning to switch off on Sunday July 15, 2012 @08:02PM (#4248658)
The challenge is switch off completely takes a few days and I can rarely do it in a few hours. So for a few hours of downtime, the best hack I found is to talk to other folks about something totally different. On a recent trip I had no phone, no computer etc. and felt totally relaxed after the 3rd day.
Re:Show HN: HTML5 Ping-Pong Game on Tuesday July 10, 2012 @08:25AM (#4223347)
Very nice. I like it.
Re:Poll: What text editors do you prefer? on Tuesday March 27, 2012 @12:09PM (#3762282)
No one uses Aptana studio? I moved from Vim to try it. Like it so far.
Re:How India Became America on Sunday March 11, 2012 @06:31AM (#3690086)
For most of the last 2000 years, India has been the #2 economy. Except the last 200 years. http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2010/08/history-of-world-gdp/
Re:Ask HN: Raspberry Pi Startup Ideas on Wednesday February 29, 2012 @10:55AM (#3648255)
I think it can spawn off a series of "sensor" based applications: 1. Remote electricity monitor 2. In bed constant monitor for patients under constant supervision 3. In home continuous surveillance unit etc.
Hey there. Thanks for posting this on hackernews.
If you are at the idea stage, do you actually build every one of our ideas out? Is it possible to test ideas without having to build every one of them?

How many people & how long before you think your idea's worth pursuing?

I am not looking for a right or wrong answer on this one. I have always the principle "Always be validating". So every idea of mine is shared with the intent of answering questions such as need, pricing, positioning etc. How often (how many people do you talk to and how long) do folks here validate their ideas?

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Re:Why I'm launching a (paid) newsletter about daily tech news. on Monday September 26, 2011 @12:51PM (#3039712)
Take a look at Smart Brief. They do this for social media and a few other verticals. There's value in human curation, but more value in creation I believe.

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