Zuckerbucks, suckerbucks.
Clegg has a “very substantive” role at Facebook, apparently.
The perception gap; the clinic of last resort; restaurants; red flags; and more.
A new paper reveals the heavy environmental and financial costs involved in training deep learning models.
Y NO BLOCKCHAIN? (But also: Y BLOCKCHAIN?)
The bitcoin scam; Calpers' dilemma; what really happened to the missing Malaysian plane; too much of a big thing; and more.
“Cathio, the Catholic blockchain.”
Shame vs the free market; the disappearance of rural radio; fake journalists; Rihannomics; and more.
FightTheSECCoin, anyone?
TFW you feel sorry for the third-richest person in the world.
“This is what we'd hoped would happen.”
Uber's path of destruction; more bang for your yuan; ancient Rome and climate change; the NRA's charitable giving; and more.
Another gem China loves to import, while the West indulges in imitation jewellery.
Football leaks and corruption; the death of British Steel; the opioid epidemic; Whopper loans; and more.
US copyright registration ≠ government endorsement.
Tesla tips below $200 for the first time since December 2016.
Michael Heseltine, Liberal Democrat; death by derivatives; student loan forgiveness; “it's the D.B. way”; and much more.
Where US-China trade tensions go, bitcoin will follow. (Up.)
China's crackdown on liberal economics; Nick Clegg; the cutthroat world of children's food; the Great American rail-trail; and more.
The Baywatch star on Assange, pan-Europeanism and activism-for-all.
“We ask for consideration in publishing this momentous achievement which will change the complete cryptocurrency landscape for all.”
The “prestigious LGC-Coin cryptocurrency”.
5G's terrifying potential; the tractor monopoly; death by democracy; the “odd couple”; and more.
For those who like subpar interest rates with their avocado on toast.
Mark Zuckerberg, “master of leverage”; yield-spread information; Surging support for Stalin; The mysterious disappearance of Fan Bingbing; and more.
The bitcoin holy war is getting real.
And then to shut up shop, with all the money gone.
Halifax wants to be down with the Monzo kids.
The internet is not real life; thanks TurboTax; Johnson & Johnson; London's money-laundering horror; and more.
But also an opportunity to show how nonsensical the technology is.
