#usersid

[princemick-archive]

🍓 <3

SID!!! my favorite thing is seeing u lurk in my activity and seeing you come up with the coolest fucking edits dude ur work is amazing and every time I talk to u in the gc its wonderful. I'm so lucky to call u a friend <333

#kyle.answers #usersid #🍓 #sid

[seblrina-archive]

cactus for the ask game!

cactus - something you’re currently learning (about)?

I had a lot of free time at work today so I started reading a book on colloquial Basque! I’m very interested in Euskara and the Basque Country so I’m often reading different things about basque culture, the language, etc. I’ve also picked up studying German again.

Random Get To Know Me Ask Game

#thank you :) #answering these while I procrastinate packing #asks #usersid

[halcarols]

userkarol → iichliwps

url change to commemorate my first time seeing halsey live! tysm to @swiftrosegarden for letting me use this, it’s one of my dream urls <3

@milfzatannaz @marty-mcflly @hellfireharringtons @phamtai @wallylinda @viigilante @batgio @timesratguy @scrambledhearts @helenasandsmark @mattdcblog @thequiver @lesbianmiadearden @queen-lance @mollyhats @marybatson @18022451  @wideeyedgaze @eyefocusing @cassiegirlwonder @lessnearthesun @drtaylorsverison @knightsquire @corinthianeyes @queerdiaz @yonceknowles @ungodlyroys @sbinalino @champagnepodiums @usersid @hoaxs @daniel--ricciardo @moints @tolerateit @gncharles @jeonwonwoo

#i’ll change my icon later cause i’m running late lol #*news #🌃.txt

[dailyflicks]

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL – 2011, Andre Lloyd Webber

#musicaledit #broadwayedit #potoedit #phantom of the opera #musicalgifs #underbetelgeuse #usersnat #usersid #userelm #romulusnuffles #usersamanne #userpavlova #tusersammy #usermarcy #userkraina #tusergabriela #2010s #* #musical #by pluto

[annakarenina]

HOYEON JUNG for VOGUE KOREA Photographed by Hyea W. Kang

#** #hoyeon jung #jung ho-yeon #squid game #squidgameedit #fashionedit #userlee #dailywoc #wocedit #wonderfulwoc #womenedit #netflixedit #vogue korea #usermarcy #useraashna #usersage #usersid

[therukurals]

Before and After Coloring Challenge: Tagged by talented @minhyowon and @koreadragon (Check theirs out here and here)

So I’ve mentioned before I tend to do all my colorings from scratch (unless its the same scene in one gifset) but yeah it can look very different set to set. So depending on the set my style of coloring changes, like the fourth set (Kingdom) since it was for a Fall Colors event I emphasized/brought out the intensity of the yellows/oranges/greens and muted the greens. orthethirdgifwithmujinwhereiemphasizetheblood Despite green being my favorite color, I really don’t like it (unless nature focused) in my sets so any of the green toned ones get immediately balanced out. I’ll also go between cool/warm tones depending again on the vibes. Also since I mostly gif people of color, I always pay extra attention to not whitewashing them so if any of my sets do look whitewashed please let me know.

Tagging (no pressure) @gimme-a-chocolate @deokmis @deepika-padukone @vaganov @fleetwoodsmac @vennilave @melonatures @amarakaran​  @falconwilson​  @thalapathy @kietaheartsukoi and any of my other mutuals who may have not been tagged yet!

#tagged in #gifmaking challenge #usershreyu #usersunny #usersid #udeokmis #usermarcy #userarrow #long post #blood tw

[shrapnelstars]

I already have my one person I'm giving money to for creating stuff. I can't have the whole internet clamoring for scheduled access to my bank account.

That's the problem with the subscription model. Everyone wants to use it, from friendly individuals to big companies, but that shit adds up extremely fast, so you have to pick and choose who gets to pull money from you on a regular basis. If one-off payments were more of a thing, I'd throw money at creators more freely. Since it's not, I am making damned sure I love you through and through before I give you a revenue stream.

This subscription fad is going to come crashing down from revived piracy and userside site hacks made out of desperation to escape the neverending paywalls. Screencap this.

#stuff

[captorations]

new tumblr feature, coming 2018: blog of the day

-every day a random blog is selected. for 24 hours their posts show up at the top of everyone's dash

-there is zero moderation, the whole thing is automated and staff can't shut it down no matter who it picks. the first lucky winner hasn't posted since 2011

-there is no way to turn it off userside

-people start making throwaway blogs en masse to increase their chances of getting picked

-in the first month thecybersmith is chosen and makes national headlines, eventually leading to tumblr being shut down for good

#tumblr bad ending #cursed

[etauthenonprogrammercoder]

[GAS]ライブラリの有効な利用シーン

概要

スギちゃん にライブラリについて質問を受けました。 あるライブラリを使っていたコードを自分のコード内で完結したところ、実行完了までが半分以下になったんだけどなんで～？ってものです。 これってのはライブラリがダメというわけでなく、ライブラリを使用しても自分でコード書いても実行時間がさほど変わらないパターンと、そうでないパターンがあるという認識をしながら、ライブラリを使っていけばいいよ～というお話です。

まとめとコード

ライブラリってのは実際はなにをやってるのかというと、ライブラリの���のメソッドを使用した場合に、その先で実際には自分で書いたような GAS が走ってるイメージで OK です。ただ、自分で書くよりめっちゃ便利で楽なメソッドを作ってくれてるので、多用しちゃうんですね。 例をあげて説明すると、ユーザー ID からユーザー情報を取得するライブラリを作ったとします。

こんな表があるシートをライブラリ化して、User ID を投げるとそのユーザー情報を配列で返してくれるというものです。 いろいろ書き方はあると思いますが、シンプルにこう書きます。 ※ 今回はライブラリ化せずに、別 function として動作テストします。

function getUserInformation(userId) { var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet(); var values = sheet.getDataRange().getValues(); values.shift(); for (var i = 0; i < values.length; i++) { if (values[i][0] !== userId) continue; return values[i]; break; } }

では、このライブラリを追加して、自身のコード内でこんな感じで呼び出した場合。 これは利用シーンとしては OK 判定をあげたいやつです。

function myFunction() { var userId = 'A001'; Logger.log(getUserInformation(userId)); // [A001, hoge, 1.0, male] }

問題となるシーンは、以下のような感じですね。

function myFunction() { var usersId = ['A001', 'A005', 'A006', 'A008', 'A010']; for (var i = 0; i < usersId.length; i++) { var userId = usersId[i]; Logger.log(getUserInformation(userId)); // [A001, hoge, 1.0, male], [A005, hogehoge, 5.0, male], [A006, fugafuga, 6.0, male], [A008, gaogao, 8.0, male], [A010, piyogao, 10.0, male] } }

配列内にある usersId を 1 つづつ判定してログ出力していく場合。 先に結果を見てもらうと、こんな感じです。

例えばこのコードを、ライブラリを使わずにコード内に書いた場合。

function myFunction() { var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet(); var values = sheet.getDataRange().getValues(); values.shift(); var usersId = ['A001', 'A005', 'A006', 'A008', 'A010']; for (var i = 0; i < usersId.length; i++) { var userId = usersId[i]; for (var j = 0; j < values.length; j++) { if (values[j][0] !== userId) continue; Logger.log(values[j]); // [A001, hoge, 1.0, male], [A005, hogehoge, 5.0, male], [A006, fugafuga, 6.0, male], [A008, gaogao, 8.0, male], [A010, piyogao, 10.0, male] break; } } }

結果は、こんな感じです。 こんな小さなデータだけでも、結構な時間差ですね。 ライブラリを使う前提で、時間を短くするためにはいろいろと方法はあるかと思いますが、今回のボトルネックはライブラリの sheet.getDataRange().getValues(); 部分です。ここを回避する方法としては、配列をスプレッドシートから取得せずにコード内に直接表記する方法が考えられますが、メンテナンスの面から言って、お世辞にもいい選択肢とは言えません。 やるとすれば、ユーザーの全情報を取得するメソッドを作って

function getAllUserInformation() { var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSheet(); var values = sheet.getDataRange().getValues(); values.shift(); return values; }

こんな感じで、ログ出力させてあげれば

function myFunction() { var usersId = ['A001', 'A005', 'A006', 'A008', 'A010']; var usersInfo = getAllUserInformation(); for (var i = 0; i < usersId.length; i++) { var userId = usersId[i]; for (var j = 0; j < usersInfo.length; j++) { if (usersInfo[j][0] !== userId) continue; Logger.log(usersInfo[j]); // [A001, hoge, 1.0, male], [A005, hogehoge, 5.0, male], [A006, fugafuga, 6.0, male], [A008, gaogao, 8.0, male], [A010, piyogao, 10.0, male] break; } } }

ライブラリを使ったとしても、そんなに悪い感じではないですね。 今回、ライブラリと連呼しながら実際には面倒だったので、別 function での動作確認となりましたが、function を分ける場合にも注意が必要ってことですね。 便利なライブラリはいろいろとありますが、利用シーンをご注意の上、用法用量を守って正しくお使いください。

#google apps script

[ieatnoodlez]

The JKO script #1

So funny story.. It took me a while to find the sign out button on Tumblr.

And currently I’m sipping on a Peach Kern while I have some VSauce playing in the background.

I’ve always been good at cracking these LMS’. They al seem to use userside scripts like Javascript which are all vulnerable. Javascript timers. Javascript APIs’ which mark the course as complete. Lately I’ve been able to crack the DoD’s JKO learning system which I guess can be used for personal benefit on gaining correspondence hours. However I was able to do this without even leaching off of the JKO itself. While I did need a few tips of brushing up on javascript myself for the sole fact of that JKO uses framesets instead of one solid document, which is also where I’m stuck at; I’ll get to this later.

I started this script with like 10 functions; I reduced it to one main function which I hope doesn’t actually just go into a continuous loop and crash your browser. Actually, I think I just figured out how to stop it from being in a continuous loop if it can’t find an ID. I’ll work on this after I finish this post.

I started out with the nav bar telling me what state it’s in. If the lesson has started; if the lesson is ready to progress; or even if the lessen needs to be resumed. Then I started with the what state is the lesson at; if the lesson is incomplete, complete, or unknown (the lesson hasn’t loaded which means the script will not start). If the lesson comes back as unknown I put a little wait script right there just to let it load before executing. Finally I put in the registration on the completion status. This will go on for all the corresponding levels of the course. 

The part where I seam to be stuck at is the actual execution of the script. (God this is very poorly written) Which is the main trouble I’m having. I made a simple button which will start the script. However the button was drawn into the every frame. no problem i’ll just have to add “@noframes” so it draws on the main document and executes from the main document. The problem is now that it seems to be actually drawing under everything and I can’t find the actual button to see if it will reference the subjects where they’re supposed to be... e.g.

til next post

[princemick-archive]

in love w ur new icon and header kyle <3

aaaaaaah, tyty Sid, I'm playing around w a new charl header now tho so *eye emoji*

#just gotta gif it brb #kyle.answers #usersid #sid

[nchyinotes]

Blockchain and the Law Workshop @ UCL

April 26 2018 

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/events/2018/apr/blockchain-and-law?mc_cid=d361c2bb54&mc_eid=f20555d56f

“The workshop deals with emergent economic, political and legal phenomena in the field of FinTech. It pursues two distinct goals. First, it intends to generate awareness and facilitate a better understanding of the actors, phenomena and dynamics of the new financial order. Second, it explores the political and legal implications of financial and technological innovation based on blockchain technology. These debates will constitute the basis of an edited volume that introduces practitioners and researchers to the regulatory and political challenges of blockchain technologies and its diverse uses.”

Thoughts: To be honest, I found this quite dry. Even though I knew the layout of this event, I still think I expected this to be more of a lecture style and cohesive delivery of material that everyone agreed on, which obviously is never what panel events are like. But I still found that the content was very scattered, information was repeated, and some of the information seemed quite generic. I was definitely not impressed with the speaker that spent most of her presentation talking about AI and its implications - just seemed like she recycled an old presentation and somehow thought it would fit into a workshop specifically about blockchain?? Though I did learn overall, it just wasn’t very consistent or necessarily what I thought I’d get out of this session. Some things I found especially helpful: the three token types explained (by multiple different people haha), the comparison between token launches and other types of funding, and Prof. Ioannis Lianos’s insights on regulatory challenges.

NOTES

Panel 1: Fintech and Blockchain: State of play of the industry

Julian Leitloff, Co-founder & CEO of Fractal Blockchain

Deutsch bank background

Equity crowdfunding

Similar

investors are young and male

Interests of people investing have similar interests: product driven (i need to use this), return driven (privacy), cause driven (i care so much about data privacy)

Similar funding dynamics: Most of the funds are allocated right at the start - people make up their minds before the actual launch

Inherently different

International

More like a currency valuation - the token value does not depend on revenues, isn’t the same as just equity. → tokens not dependent on revenues but on usage (return token ←→ utility token)

Open and transparent way to fundraise for open source projects - token launches

Building this international community is really hard to do - actual international capital market

166 nationals involved

Components of a token launch

Florian Glatz, President of the German blockchain association (Bundesblock)

Thomas Bertani, CEO of Oraclize and EIDOO

Leading data delivery (connection between blockchain applications + any other context)

99% of the market cause started early

Eg. decentralised insurance (delay / smart contracts?), gambling games (implementing lotteries), exchange scalability

HMRC policy paper - vat exemption?

FCA sandbox program

Sterling-backed ERC20 token - allowed to issue sterling pound tokens on the public chain in a regulated manner (using digital identity cards to send payments would facilitate the KYC process on both business and usersides: onboarding of new users into blockchain space). Simple P2P payments without intermediaries.

technical complexities

Uncertainty around value of the coin

Switzerland is moving really fast, and encouraging new startups. Guidelines from FINMA (for financial licenses)

Exchanges: centralised / decentralised

Change one crypto to another, huge implications in regulation because operator in one case is actually holding on to the money VS exchange operator is just facilitating transfer + has no way to steal money or instruct money to move in a way not approved

Wallets: custodial/non custodial → implications

Still not defined

Custodial: If you are a provider of a wallet, and you are custodial provider (can prevent user to spend independently money), you will need a license for KYC

Non custodial: Technical service (can just download and run software themselves) → technically impossible to do KYC

ICO/tokens: classification of tokens, requirements

Robert Kilian, General Counsel, N26

Traditional fintech / fintech bank - 850/900k customers, v small bank, but have to report to 20 regulatory authorities on a daily basis

What’s especially interesting is solutions around digital identity services & Regulatory reporting (there’s a whole world to discover), beyond payments

Every authority has working groups + understands the business models

2 main hurdles

Blockchain based payments (cryptos + settlement systems/target 2) are not very widely accepted on european market, problem in every B2C business

Tech capacities & solutions are all very early stage, need to step up in regards with bringing specialised blockchain fintechs with other banks/fintechs. How you can put them into other solutions/technologies

Ben Whitby, Director of Compliance, TokenCard

Was at HSBC

Prepaid card platform built on ethereum to realise/extract value of ethereum/TLC?? token into Fiat, enabling that through mastercard and other issuers

Built on decentralised - you are holding those assets and they’re under your control (vs custodian wallet or bank, where custodian holds those assets)

SSL technology is driving public/private key infrastructure

Transactions you operate on an ethereum network can be seen by anybody, except your name isn’t associated with it (its your wallet’s address)

People can send you information/tokens if they have your wallet’s address, you can’t stop that. Operators can’t stop it either. [ie. terrorist sending them in]

Need some mechanism of sanctions

Data that is provided to blockchain is open + transparent

Lots of talk about scanning your documents (raw files) on to the blockchain for a digital identity: problem, because once your identity info is on blockchain, even though its encrypted, encryption deteriorates over time + as computer gets more sophisticated. I wouldn’t put anything on it that you ultimately wouldn’t mind being made public.

Youport, sovereign, UN’s 2020 -- will all push forward digital identities, in 2-3 years will probably have to use them

DLT vs public chains

DLT: Reduce operational cost, T+10 seconds. Barriers to entry here are v v significant, good for existing players

Public: support entrepreneurial activity. Enter into an ecosystem and grow your chain

Tokens: evolution of where we are in society, fractional capabilities are game changing, and transacting at near 0 costs, with massively increased trust because you know assets are going to go from point a-b

V important to determine difference between utility and payment tokens

Shouldn’t regulate tokens with yesterday’s regulations

Structure it properly and not hamper the innovation

Personally doesnt use internet banking lol

Sending photos on email/internet is horrible

Risk cannot be delegated - due diligence is important

Panel

Startups are working on quantam computing resistant encryption

People will eventually move to decentralised, non custodial solution

Hackable point is overdone - because systems develop overtime. You never store data on the blockchain, only metadata (??).

Blockhchain is the only proof you have of the timestamp? can’t remove it

Blockchain is the only  censorship resistant mechanism that exists today - internet is censored by the government

Liquid assets - can easily sell, more appealing to investors

ICO vs equity funding

ICO: upsides - international market, easy access. Downsides - Technical capacity (wallet, install this, get to know this to the customers, which is a huge process), security

 Panel 2: Blockchain and Fintech: Emerging legal issues

Victoria Birch, Partner, Norton Rose Fullbright

For AI to be accepted in any given market, it needs to be perceived by participants in the market as meeting minimum ethical/legal standards

Why are ethical values important?

Humans make decisions against a background of implicit societal ethical norms

AI is capable of autonomous decision making

AI is trained on past data and live operational date and takes on societal norms

Liability, reputation

Eg. HR decisions

Legal risks: supply chain impact, civil liabilities, consumer impact, contractual implications, criminal liability, regulatory breach, human rights/reputation, data privacy, etc  

Smart contracts and stuff

Michael McKee, Partner, DLA Piper

European banking authority has defined virtual currency (digital representation used as a means of exchange and can be transferred/stored/traded electronically, not issued by a public authority, not necessarily attached to a fiat currency) - doesn’t have a backer and is decentralised, often are cryptographically secured

3 different categories - not necessarily legal

Payment (ie. bitcoin) - do not entail any claims on their issuers.

Are they money?

Problem with terminology

Store of value - Don’t function well as store of value, lots of volatility

Means of payment - not widely accepted

Unit of account - no

Utility - designed to give their holders access to blockchain powered services/platform, don’t generally create an issue for financial services regulators

Asset - attract most attention from regulators, usually associated with ICOs, that represent debt/equity claim. Offer some interest in profitability of the project - v similar to traditional securities.

Regulatory rationales?

Lots of abusive behaviour has been associated with eg. ICOs

Capacity to manipulate the market, ponzi schemes

ML and terrorism

Retail investors ?

Reducing transaction costs

Risk to global financial system

Forms of regulation

Top down - how people expect

Bottom up - typically industry led

Businesses policing risk - not so much regulation but business decisions by big players in payments world (lloyds bank)

Recent legal and regulatory developments

Supranational level: financial stability board (to G20), european commission action plan, IMF

US is ahead of the game:

CFTC dived in early (regarded as a commodity from a securities perspective, and a property from tax POV)

token issuers and exchanges are “money transmitters” (register and comply with AML/KYC)

FCC has taken very tough stance on ICO - if its an ICO its regarded as a security

UK

Case by case approach (v british), more nuanced in different ICOs (utility vs those that have a more security slant)

Tax: not subject to VAT, but yes to income/corporate gains tax

Germany - the opposite approach to US/UK (capital gains don’t apply, VAT does apply, because they are treated as means of payment)

EU: 4th money laundering directive includes electronic stuff

China takes hostile approach, cracked down on crypto exchanges, banned ICOs

Russia not so hostile, but has a draft bill on digital assets that states that digital financial assets aren’t legal means of payment

Challenges

Protecting retail investors

Internationally harmonised rules?

Whether integration or isolation in cryptos from traditional financial systems

Energy consumption - does this one huge downside outweigh all the rest?

Dr. Philipp Hacker, Humboldt University Berlin

Crypto securities regulation: ICOs under EU financial law

5B (ICO) vs 200M (VC) - blockchain fundraising in 2017

What you want is to avoid a US class action lawsuit (Tezos ICO - securities class action. Personally liable). 7 ICOs are facing this.

EU doesn’t have class action laws

3 archetypes of tokens:

Currency - not securities (exception of “instruments of payment), possibly subject to payment services regulation (PSD2)

investment (assets) - eg. DAO. prospectus regulation, free put option, crypto bank run

Utility - eg. filecoin, comparable to shares in companies (or securitised debt?). Disclosure duties and withdrawal rights, free put option, cryptobank run.

Negotiability (+)

Voting rights (+/-)

Future cash flow / dividends (-)

Possible appreciation in value (+)

Is this enough? 1 / 2 revenues. Two possibilities and zero case law:

1. Enough if expectations of profit raised by promotional materials

2. Generally not enough → financial risks stem from product functionality risks, better addressed by consumer law. Exception if AIV clearly dominates consumptive aspects.

Generally not securities → advantage for ICO system in EU

Recommendations:

Internal: Safe harbour for tokens - disclosure requirements

External: international convention

Dr. Deni Mantzari, University of Reading

Dr Anna Donovan, UCL Laws

Panel

Corporate governance - deep governance issues in open source/DLT communities

Light touch approach, compliant ?? regime

Algorithmic fairness paper

Singapore is the blockchain disneyland

Courts role (vs regulation) in liability - US/singapore

AI liability - victorian cases about when your horse loses control lol

EU courts probably going to get involved, and they’re quite experienced in dealing with technological change

Growing role for expert witnesses with tech background

Common law places them well in responding sensibly with traditional principles that have manifested themselves in new ??

 Panel 3: Fintech, Blockchain and the Law: Regulatory Challenges

Dr Matteo Aquilina, Financial Conduct Authority

Talking about blockchain: 1. cryptos, 2. DLT in general

Consumer protection, market integrity, competition in interest of consumers

Cooperates with financial stability part (bank of england) [FB/PC]

Money has 3 core functions

Roughly 60% of BTC transactions are for illegal (years ago, when it was more niche)

ICOs vs standard capital raising - information asymmetry + uncertainty (company is so young) are extreme

Advantages: Improving organisational resilience, improve transparency, efficiency / removing intermediaries / saving costs in existing services

DLT as a game changer not in reforming old services, but eliminating/creating a completely new service

FCA as a whole is a believer in this technology, but we shouldn’t underestimate the risks (esp in consumer protection area + competition in future)

Regulatory sandbox

Dr. Tomaso Aste, Chair, UCL Center of Blockchain Technology (CBT)

Blockchain for regulation

Transactions are verified by a large community, community verification is hard to tamper, verified recorded immutable history of fair play reduces reputation?? → trust

A coordination technology that can create efficient marketplaces from illiquid environments that are not naturally connected and trustworthy

Use cases - Maison Project

Enabling real time regulatory reporting

Enabling a mortgage switching service

Limitations

Basic motor of blockchain is consensus - super inefficient

Consensus requires community validation

Information must be accessible to all network participants

In most cases, this is not affordable - Conflicts with proprietary rights on data, privacy, security

Reliable time stamping?

Research is needed

Prof. Ioannis Lianos, UCL Faculty of Laws

2 main views of regulation

Public interest - who are we protecting? Investors, consumers, etc

Private interest - new competitors to the market?

2 main issues:

1) What is a regulatory problem to be solved? Market failure

Privacy as a theoretical issue - as the equality parameter of competition (after microsoft linkedin merger)

But blockchain doesn’t bring up risk for privacy issues in comparison to digital platforms

Competition authorities often focus on horizontal - potential entrants + substitutes

But also suppliers and buyers are part of this thing

^ looking at porters 5 forces

Competition authorities duty to protect and promote competition and innovation

What about fairness?

Architectural advantage of various companies being able to influence ecosystem (incl. regulators) in a way that is in favour of their own interest. Narratives out there serve particular actors.

Blockchain → bottlenecks? (network effects/externalities)

Ethereum as indisputable platform of choice for tokens

Mining - highly concentrated, 5 operators control 85% of hash power

GDPR’s right to be forgotten vs blockchain immutability

Adaptive algorithms? Harder to deal with learning algorithms  

Schumpeterian approaches ←→ imperfect competition

Permissionless innovation - experimentalism - principle of precaution

Currently missing from regulator’s approach: lots of interaction/collab with firms, but not much public consultation (for other stakeholders POV, like consumers)

Self regulation of industry - probably in the form of rating agencies

2) Different tools that regulators have at their disposal

Robert Kilian, General Counsel, N26

Prof. Iris Chiu, UCL Laws

Ben Whitby, Director of Compliance, TokenCard

Panel

EU financial law is heavily based on model of centralised systems (commercial registers)

See what other technologies we have that are decentralised (eg. cloud) - pretty much the same problems (IT, DP, financial regulation)

Public consultation is key, esp in financial regulation / new tech / entrepreneurship

Public chains are the ones that are going to enable innovation, DLT is great for incumbents to strip out costs n such

Crypto assets are borderless in nature, so needs more international coordination

Pittsburgh g20 OTT space - clear guideline

Utility + currency tokens don’t act like securities, consumer law is probably better

Primary (great ambiguity in asset tokens - should be regulated, not be treated like a financial offering) + secondary market (what sort of trading markets are we promoting and whether that is in line with what consumers want) dimension of ICOs

Regulators do engage with public - publishing many discussion papers

Blockchain will enable a much more competitive enviro

Competition authority should promote more Interoperability standards (open banking), more transparency in the market might encourage collusion?

1844 railways act

Regulators get blamed whether they regulate or not

V wait and see - probably foreclosure of one of the big platforms not giving access to a competitor

Functionally equivalent in law

#law #tech #blockchain #UCL #2018 #london #event

[halcarols]

yaaascar → userkarol

pride month is over, and that means it's time for another url update! thanks to everyone who voted in the poll, userkarol was the winner. moots are tagged below <3

@milfzatannaz @dodge-mason @hellfireharringtons @phamtai @wallylinda @viigilante @batgio @timesratguy @scrambledhearts @helenasandsmark @mattdcblog @thequiver @lesbianmiadearden @queen-lance @mollyhats @marybatson @18022451  @wideeyedgaze @eyefocusing @cassiegirlwonder @lessnearthesun @drtaylorsverison @knightsquire @corinthianeyes @queerdiaz @yonceknowles @ungodlyroys @sbinalino @champagnepodiums @usersid @hoaxs @daniel--ricciardo @pitst0ps

#*news #🌃.txt

[princemick-archive]

OH YES I LOVE THE HEADER KYLE !!! very sexy very hot very nice

aaah tyty sid!! I love it a lot too!!

#kyle.answers #usersid #sid

[shrapnelstars]

Why are twitter account preferences stored userside? I wiped my cache and it reset my theme and timeline settings.

Say what you want about tumblr, but they're competent enough to not do that. If you wipe your cache, your settings stay in place.

#stuff