/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56712445
May 2020: TML Syntax in EBNF - Standardizing TML syntax using Extended Backus-Naur Form (EBNF).

Feb 2021: BDD Library Update - Improving BDDs by 38% for better performance.

March 2021: Type System with Inference - Facilitating easier and more robust TML programming.

May 2021: SMT Solver for Query Optimization - Implementing a major optimization using the Z3 Engine for "Conjunctive query containment with negation."

October 2021: Second Order Logic v2.0 - Solving a long-standing problem in logic.

November 2021: Program Squaring and Exporting Proofs - Introducing Program Squaring for faster program execution and exporting proofs as Shared-Packed-Parse Forests.

November 2021: Support for Software Specification Languages - Enabling users to specify outcomes to the computer.

Dec 2021: Research in Laws of Changing the Laws - Achieving higher decidability through self-interpretation adjustments.

February 2022: Program Transformation to a Bit Universe - Optimizing queries at the bit level.

March 2022: Earley Parser Implementation - Introducing a high-performance parser for Context-Free Languages.

April 2022: Decidability Enhancements - Making significant discoveries in boolean algebras for enhanced logic capabilities.

May 2022: Sequencing of Boolean Algebra Elements - Enabling state sequencing based on external inputs.

July 2022: Nullary Second-order Logic (NSO) - Introducing a logic for consistency checks and self-reference.

May–July 2022: Solving Boolean Inequalities - Addressing complex problems in Boolean algebra.

Jan 2022: Parser for Generic Context-Free Grammar - Developing a high-performance parser for any context-free language specified in EBNF.

Ongoing Developments:
Specifying Software Using Boolean Algebra: Automating software verification and design methodologies.
Representing Knowledge, Laws, and Information Using Boolean Algebra: A breakthrough in Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KRR).

See you in the citadel.

>>56645597
AGRS

See you in the citadel, brother.

>>56588028
AGRS

for a 1000x

>>56587379
AGRS

It's an entire ecosystem being built to change the game of decentralized knowledge and decision-making.

Imagine a platform where the creation of dApps goes beyond just finance and into the realm of complex logic and reasoning. Tau is laying down the groundwork for this kind of innovation, paving the way for breakthroughs in AI beyond LLMs.

Also it's an OG coin with the team being at it since 2015

>>56511796
AGRS
Market cap is low enough and the whole this is genius enough to actually pull it off.

>>56507995
Genius.

>>56451473
>Even that is outrageous. What other investment has that kind of fee?
What do you even mean?
If you buy a house you are paying premium on the manufacturing costs and with stocks they often cost much more than the book value as well. What matters if you can retrieve the premium when selling the coin. If I buy some historical coin 150% over spot I will not sell it for spot. Same with premium silver bullion. If you want low premiums or spot price you can always buy junk silver. The point is that nobody forces you ever to sell for a low price. If a car dealer doesn't want to pay a high price for my car I don't seem to him, simple as that .

I have bought large amounts of silver on the secondary market at the fair market rate and I have no doubt that I can also sell it like that. There is no "lost" premium lol. You only lose if you buy from greedy merchants. That's true for anything.

>>56425613
XMR:
Buying and funding what the fuck I want.
It's freedom tech.

>>56424580
Too small.
People like you ought to play the Altcoin casino. With less than thousand bucks you need coins below 10 million market cap, yet still legit.

Coins like AGRS the coin of tau.net that have been out there since 2014 as far as I know.

You need coins that can give you legit 500x+ without the market cap getting too outlandish. Only these small coins can make you ascend from the gutter.

>>56375515
Only thing that matters is the premium over the price you can resell it.

I bought my whole silver stack on the secondary market at the fair going market rate and could have sold everything to other people probably for the same price within a couple of days.

I don't really care for merchant premiums over spot or their offering price to buy it back. All that counts for me it's the price that actually forms on the open market.

Shouldn't I try reducing my assets and income as low as possible so I can get welfare and work as little as possible for maximum benefit?

Eight men own the same amount of wealth as world's poorest 3.6 billion people.

>>56241996
reddit meme but what you can learn from it is how long it would actually take to for high rates to affect the housing market. I mean when will she have to refinance? In 4 years? Nothing is going to happen.
You heard it here first.

>>56231591
>>56230658
Tbh. you're asking the wrong people. You should ask those holding USD.

>>56182011
Turns out people are not that interested in random juvenile males or even random average people in general.

A lot of stars need to align even if you do everything right. Like the first dude even put effort in his thumbnails. He probably read some guides on that but he is just not very special to attract organic attention.

If you are just a random person (no extreme experiences, personal background, resources etc.) you need to be extremely attractive in terms of your presentation in order to make it.
Few people are.

Ticking some boxes on best practices it's just not going to cut it. Not much different from the past when people tried breaking into music, or am acting career.

>>56064851
(((Experts))) are only warning you of that because in most states a house can be a premarital asset. It's wise to buy a house in your name before you get married solely due to her not being entitled to it in divorce.

If you buy a house with your money the day before you get married it's a premarital asset and only you have rights to it.
If you buy a house with your money the day after you get married then she's entitled to 50% of it.

>>49955551
It's not porn tard, they look clothed
>>49955376
fuck jannies
>>49955353
Hmm, those seem sound. I never had one bought before so I have no specific clues/ideas

>>49331102
Two of those tummies are tight and smoochable, and one is tight but in the wrong way.
Mo' ass for the MOASS, WAGMI

>>49291007
>earning $200k
let me explain her compensation
there are 2000 hours in a year
she charges $100 per hour
therefore she makes $200k
...
except her time is not completely booked
all her expenses, health care, etc are paid for out of her pocket
she gets no unemployment
...
she's not making $200k
she's selling her lifestyle so that she can bag a high worth man
...
tl;dr: she's a whore

>>30177888
Checked, but you are definitely unhappy at the mo (short for moment)

>>30165880
Based post Anon. We all need to take the time to be thankful

>>29910933
She's the Bull's Idol, while Burry is the Bear's Idol.

Nice. Contract should work like musical chairs, first person to guess a password or something rugs the others.

Btw anyone remembers the name of that project which looked at your metamask for rugs and such and whitelisted you only if you had been degenerate and retarded enough? it had a retro gaming layout