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Comment #46025843
Question is a bit broad, but out of all the concepts under the financial engineering umbrella you're bound to explore the concept of ledgering eventually. I've written a bit about …
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Comment #45593004
Isn't the screen size difference basically enough between these two? I can't see why the 16" would need more performance, some ppl just want / can carry large computers with them w…
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Comment #44814745
I think it's even realistic to say that dotfiles are vulnerable to being used as a fingerprint mechanism by nefarious packages. One could easily create an inventory of github profi…
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Comment #44734536
Well, France just took a stance and officially qualified this as terrorism [1] for the first time. [1] https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/dossiers-pays/israel-terri...
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Comment #44637973
If you want to treat yourself with an accounting game night, there's this one built by @patio11: https://keshikomisimulator.com/
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Comment #44179816
PS: it's not highly visible in the link but this post is 6 months old [1]. Wondering where they are now, given that they seemed to have less than that in runway. [1] https://commun…
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Comment #43774318
I would imagine that getting the user out of the in-app purchase payment screen and attempt to redirect them at the website for payment, have them figure out how to enter credit ca…
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Comment #43397674
Attempts at doing this are effectively already existing, the IEX [1] exchange being an example, albeit on a less ambitious scale than your idea: > It's a simple technology: 38 mile…
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Comment #43341897
Oh I definitely agree with that. I’m just wondering here if having something mechanical, predictable, deterministic (instead of whatever the hell that is that we have right now) wo…
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Comment #43341517
If that's the goal, one might wonder why are tariffs implemented in such a static way. Why not having your own tariffs importing from XYZ be updated on a monthly basis based on wha…
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Comment #42920565
| Formance | formance.com | OSS Financial Infrastructure | NYC, Paris | Currently hiring for Product Engineers [1], with a background in fintech/payments to work on our ledgering, …
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Comment #42653806
The graph seems to be alright, there are indeed red and (some) green pixels, looks like an issue with your extension unfortunately.
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Comment #42330032
> Anastasios Angelopoulos, with beard, and Wei-Lin Chiang What is going on here, are we suppose to specify people's position in a photo according to facial features now?!
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Comment #42281495
(Disclaimer: I’m the author, nice to see your take here and pleasantly surprised to see my post here as well!) You can surely use accounts with fine grained attributes (e.g. to des…
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Comment #42272920
> Does recording it twice Double entry is (confusingly) not about recording it twice, it's about using a transaction model where the state of N accounts has to be changed in compen…
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Comment #42272779
Precisely. Designing a transactional system can be solved. Designed a transactional system that properly entangles the bits with the assets they represent is the hard part.
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Comment #42272258
Coincidentally written something about this yesterday [1], but the gist of my take summed up is that the nature of accounting oriented data models doesn’t help when dealing with mu…
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Comment #42234932
There's already "parasitic computation" so we could probably go for "parasitic data storage"
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Comment #42099425
You could take a look at how the Formance ledger [1] is built for some inspiration and take it from there. A few pointers I’d have would be: * Decide what this ledger will be in ch…
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Comment #41599710
Not as of today!