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F2 should enable the user to trace calculations back to the original data, not only the current calculation step.
In basis spreadsheet, this would yield a jumble of steps that are undocumented and hard to parse. But that's where the python, lambdas and custome functions come in: They enable legibility of turboF2.
Useful for outdoors activities.
I looked at https://github.com/thomasmol/cog-whisper-diarization and https://about.transcribee.net/ (from the people behind Audapolis) but neither work that well -- crashes, etc.
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The UK has an order of magnitude more people it considers disable than neighboring France, last I checked (15years ago).
- ask yourself how people in similar situations would be categorized in other countries
- whether there are benefits to self selecting as economically disabled in the UK
Writing Bloomberg's "market wrap" articles.
Could we construct a reasonable scenario where the liquidity from segregated order flow would have displaced the core business of liquidity providers, because the volume is so large?
Robinhood solves a collective action problem for its users. Unbeknownst to some people, they are unsophisticated and cheap to provide liquidity to: market makers can trade with them and reliably offload their positions, reducing the risk premium necessary to make market making profitable. Robinhood advertises in a fashion that enables self-selection of unsophisticated buyers. Once the platform is sufficiently large, they can auction off the liquidity business. By regulation, the users can never be worse off than they would have otherwise been, because liquidity providers must run their bid-ask spread within the larger market's spread.
So Robinhood earns the difference in risk premium between the larger market and that of its user base, minus operating costs and profits of the liquidity provider.
I suppose the question is: what is the mechanism by which that profit margin can be transferred to users?