0 sats \ 1 reply \ @zx 7 Nov \ parent \ on: What kind of subliminal message is SN trying to say here? meta
Interesting. So, by 'paper' in 'paper gold' for example, we really mean electronic.
That's my question.
according to International Organization fo Standardization
ISO 4217 Currency codes
"This standard establishes internationally recognized codes for the representation of currencies that enable clarity and reduce errors. Currencies are represented both numerically and alphabetically, using either three digits or three letters. Some of the alphabetic codes for major currencies are familiar, such as “EUR” for Euros. Fortunately, ISO 4217 covers everything from Afghanis to Zambian Kwacha as well."
Definitions and the practical application of them seem to be at least arguably not the same thing.
I don't think it has to be bad for anyone, although that's assuming that politicians were of the disposition of accommodating policies and practical solutions.
There is a great discussion about the history from inception, problems with and current state of the EU. Can't say I know as much about the flaws in policies that were discussed in that but seems to me, for all of the benefits of EEC, the problems the Euro and the Brussels apparatchiki imposes outweigh.
They are all pretty great ideas. I feel like they could all work together with some creativity and love. Enjoyed seeing some of these pictures updated.
How does Boersen Zeitung in KfW campaigns for EU securitization reform characterize the third largest German banks appeal to deregulate markets through reducing due diligence?
I couldn't read the full article but to my mind, not even 20 years has passed since the mortgage backed securities crisis, so how else could we define irresponsible lending.
I was wondering about the practicalities of this.
If I'm outside of the EU, and I email, message or post something directly to my contact in the EU, what would be the implication? Same treatment of scanning as EU - EU?
Happy to see that Both Germany and Austria are opposing this disgusting and pointless proposal. Disappointed that so many other members are ready to fall into authoritarianism.
This made me wonder about business models like those of some miner-heaters that use s9 or similar. I can't say I'm familiar with mining economics or hardware to comment on this, but from the perspective of a consumer, I'd be willing to take certain calculated risks/discounts/premiums for repurposed hardware used in new products.
Like you say, the after-sales part is a factor. I'd never expect much from warranties, and I generally overlook it when buying new hardware. I feel you just have to trust in the information you are provided at time of purchase and reputation of manufacturers. But this does lead me to think that distribution of resellers is a problem. Getting things shipped from far away is a problem, repeated tax on top of shipping is probably another. If there were affiliated distribution networks for used hardware, in the same way you might have 'authorized dealers' and 'repair' for other refurbished electronic consumer goods, that would solve a lot of problems for the industry.
I have the same feeling about the strong analytical and organizational capacity. Your comment led me to think how would a central bank 'monitor closely'.
Do you think all adjustments would necessarily need to be announced? If intentions to adjust were announced, would they necessarily have intentions to follow up with adjustments, and could central banks make unannounced micro-adjustments to see how the market reacts?
Not sure that I understand how rate adjustments flow into commercial banks and into the media consciousness.
Just wanted to say I did the FC, (unilateral)
It went through at less than 3sats/vB, which is lower than next block estimation.
Economical FC can be done if timed well.
I don't think too much about the fluent part but all languages would be good to know. Probably going to be learning some Vietnamese.