None, really. They are all floating relative to each other. But USD is stable enough to know what you can get with $10. Although the last few years have put that to the test.
I needed the ocean at the end. It's a very good game. The variable reward and quick repeatability captured me... It showcases what we are exposed to in a condensed manner.
Some people care about PE. Some people don’t. It’s just one metric that represents past performance. If it’s high, the market believes the stock price will go up.
Yeah, I wish the VM would prevent null assignment of optional and force to empty. There are probably side effects I can’t think of here and certainly would cause problems with legacy code misusing optionals.
Process matters. Intel was ahead for a long time, and has been behind for a long time. Perhaps they will be ahead again, but maybe not. I’d rather see them competitive.
PoolTogether routes deposited funds to a liquidity pool on aave. Those funds can be lended out via over-collateralized loans. That’s how the interest is earned. They could of course use other types of pools and gain funds on swap fees etc.
Consider giving a discount only on time commitment. The time burden with enterprise customers is heavy up front. Legal, accounting, compliance, etc. They will often prefer a commitment as well.
I got my equipment through a local wholesaler. I built a BOM using solardesigntool and submitted through them. The wholesaler called me and accommodated me as a DIYer. CED Greentech was the company.
The primary use cases of ETH are changing state of the network and collateral for state change validation. Requester pays to effect change and some ETH is burnt and some goes to validators to incentivize operation. What other security does that? I don’t expect profit when using it to change state of the network.
It’s not exhaustive though. Many servers and proxies support it, but not all. For instance, GCP load balancers do not, but ALB does. At least that was case a few years ago.
That sounds like a protocol. It would be nice. Someone got downvoted for mentioning Bitcoin, but blockchains are protocols capable of transferring value.
Metadata isn’t part of the core spec, so NFTs don’t have to link to anything. You can only verify ownership of the NFT id. What the NFT represents is up to the author. It could be a credential to a web application. It could be a pass to a venue checked at the door. It could be anything to gate access by asserting if the wallet holder has a specific id or balance greater than zero of said NFT. An NFT is a unique token. What builders do with it is up to them. Mostly it’s been art. What else could builders do when they have a permissionless way to assert that a user owns a unique digital id (NFT). It’s worth exploring more.
They can point to a metadata URL, or store data. But the key is they have a unique id and can be used to verify ownership. Think of it like a global compound primary key: (chain id, NFT contract address, NFT id). For many things a database will suffice here, but it’s also useful to remove the dependency of a central authority. It’s worth exploring more.
I went with the Daikin 5MXS48TVJU for the condenser and 3 models of the head units. All Daikin. I didn’t want a bunch of condensers around the house, and I didn’t want to run power everywhere. I’m not sure about efficiency compared to multiple condensers or the IRA stuff.
Almost OODA like. I have a similar process. I noticed that when I started taking cat naps mid afternoon, loaded with context, a solution would find me. Walks are good too.