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Comment #44146472
> Today we show that our AI designed new molecule, synthecin, stops drug-resistant S. aureus MRSA in mouse model > We created synthecin w/ SyntheMol-RL, our new RL generative AI. A…
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Comment #27587901
they drop pamphlets in the water, of course
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Comment #27134377
Specific or not (yes many different types of institutions can access these markets), hedge funds are known for taking highly leveraged bets with this overnight cash. There is a hug…
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Comment #27132878
Happens all the time. e.g. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/23/business/economy/hedge-fu...
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Comment #26404690
I am surprised to hear that the NYDFS considers a service that facilitates the sale of cash equivalents for cryptocurrency exempt from licensing. Would you mind sharing more?
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Comment #26402098
Cool product! Can you elaborate on the regulatory framework you guys operate under? I am surprised to see so little data collection for such high volumes (up to $10,000 / day). Do …
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Comment #23143020
FWIW, I looked through the APIs and while I did see mechanisms for rejecting phone calls and faxes, I did not see a way to block specific numbers from sending you SMS. Not that it …
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Comment #23138009
>Your carrier should not be charging you for inbound SMS Agreed! >look at Teli, Telnyx & Signalwire Thank you, a quick glance seems to indicate they do not charge for inbound SMS o…
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Ask HN: How to mitigate “SMS layer” DDoS attacks with Twilio-style services?
Recently a website that does customer support over SMS was DDOS'd. An angry customer wrote a script to spam the support line with thousands of texts. A hefty bill was racked up, bu…
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Comment #22633879
Abstract: The novel Wuhan coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) has been sequenced, and the virus shares substantial similarity with SARS-CoV. Here, using a computational model of the spike pro…
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Comment #21541363
What sort of censorship are you referring to? If taproot-schnorr is deployed and adopted, cooperative channel operations will look exactly like normal single-sig transactions. As f…
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Comment #21066522
Was unable to redeploy one of our cloud functions for quite awhile there.
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Comment #20844352
VOIP numbers are much more anon-accessible. You can buy a ready to go google account with voice enabled if you know where to look.
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Comment #20157864
This story is another testament to the dangers of using SMS as second factor.
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Comment #19767392
Even if Google's dates are not "high confidence," this function was still useful outside of News search. Very disappointed to see this be retired.
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Comment #19406766
Brian has done that with Signal Foundation: https://signal.org/blog/signal-foundation/
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Comment #19288513
You can't use gold online in an trust-minimized way. One counterexample are industries with high chargeback/fraud rates. Bitcoin is perfect for merchants exposed to friendly fraud,…
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Comment #19282277
This should come as no surprise, but not for the reasons the author thinks. >I could list 50 different reasons why but for us it boils down to two main facts. A very small percenta…
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Comment #15812918
On principle I agree, however Bitcoin poses additional complexities that other commodities do not, specifically in regards to contentious netsplits that result in irreconcilable fo…
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Comment #15611638
> Notice how almost all news of Bitcoin now are about its price. Bitcoin used to be exciting in both technical and economical aspects, but has now become just a store of value enti…