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It says so in the last paragraph

Can it? How is a child of a variable defined?

Speaking of continuity, how do you get a Youtube video currently playing on the laptop to pause and continue on the iPhone?

Good luck syncing notes on mobile with Git

You don't need to "find an entity" to sell just $120m worth of BTC, just click the market sell button and you'll still get a decent price

I'd call the latter an audit

And cab drivers must still understand automobile manufacturing?

when it isn't clear that the translation has been done automatically, then yes

What's wrong with commentary?

Invoke is like a Makefile but in Python: https://www.pyinvoke.org/index.html

But still, the two forms are the similar (same amount of holes). Do you have to view them with a color gradient to consider them different?

Wasn't SVB in 10 year mortgage-backed securities whereas Circle is in 3 month bills?

I'd also assign undefined to 'age' to show that it's not erroring

I think you mean to have undefined after the equal sign, otherwise I don’t see how there could be an error

There must be a mistake in the "Exact Optional Property Types" section?

I’m asking a practical question, not broad economic theories (which are mostly bs). How does newly created money (which first goes in commercial bank reserves) finally ends being u…

Explaining the mechanics of central banks isn’t as informative as explaining through which specific channels this excess liquidity ends up in assets.

A completely unchanging monetary policy is a stupid monetary policy

Why is zero different than any other number?

Pretty sure their whole stack was in Python

Proxies and state-mutating getter functions are pretty edge features of JS tbh

The point is about only being able properties marked as pure with special syntax, whatever their implementation

If you’re worried about “30 years from now” you might as well store the decryption software alongside the message

Coinbase and Kraken definitely aren't "a wretched hive of scum and villainy".

Latest xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2710/