#Liability

Jonathan Zittrain

zittrain

Most of these obligations would be under state law, making good torts fodder. One question is whether this is an irreducibly unsafe product with no offsetting merits. (Is there a

Joe Weisenthal

TheStalwart

If you're earning yield on your Bitcoin, they're not your Bitcoin. They're Bitcoin-denominated liabilities of a trusted 3rd party entity.https://twitter.com/jonnajarian/status/1362027564588552199 I love how Bitcoiners are always

Arthur Delaney

ArthurDelaneyHP

Mitch McConnell last night said Congress coulda done this bill in July:“Republicans were advocating for a package just like this one, all along, in real time.”No, they weren’t. McConnell in

Tim Hogan

TimInHonolulu

1. I think @GenFlynn may come to regret that he accepted the @POTUS pardon that purports to pardon a whole slew of major crimes defined by the secret scope of

Jay Stringer

JayStringer

Okay. One more Bouchercon thread for the day. You with me? Bored? Already asleep? Any and all answers are fine. I'm freestyling this. Let's talk 2016/17, harassment policy, and why

Simon Etherington

etherington101

I reading a tweet by @MarcSGIlbert today about lead paint/real@estate and rather than just hijack his tread I thought I would just pass along what I’ve learned over the years

Jeff Kosseff

jkosseff

Yesterday I did a radio interview about Section 230, and the main line of questioning was along the lines of "why do we have 230, which allows social media companies

copium war profiteer

cogitatotomato

Big problem w authority and responsibility not flowing in complementary directions. The state wields authority to shut down economies and compel people to stay home but refuses responsibility to enable

Laurence Howe

laurencejmshowe

A short summary of a preprint on interpreting Mendelian randomization analyses with categorical exposures with @nm_davies @mendel_random and @tudballstats https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.12.14.20248168v1 (1.) Categorical phenot

Nicolas Petit

CompetitionProf

@randypicker discussion of static monopolization in #Fortnite v Apple displays substantial parallels with the problems faced by antitrust towards tacit collusion 1/nhttps://twitter.com/randypicker/status/1295007314727120897 That is: should

Matthew Chapman

fawfulfan

I want #COVID19 relief passed immediately.But I also think that Democrats have nothing to apologize for by blocking Mitch McConnell's proposal, because it's literally worse than nothing. First, McConnell's refusal

James Lindsay, increasingly relevant

ConceptualJames

Not sure how to make this clear, but the entire "diversity" industry is a PR hustle, nothing more. Do what they want for temporary positive PR (until the next round

Daphne Keller

daphnehk

Assorted observations on the #DSA. These track my own interests, so if you want an overview, look elsewhere. (If I see one, I’ll add it to the thread though.) 1/https://twitter.com/daphnehk/status/1338885153142128642

Matt Glassman

MattGlassman312

I often have pretty libertarian instincts about things, but a lot of what I’m seeing in regard to the pandemic is just nonsense, a miserable version of libertarianism that doesn’t

Graham Smith

cyberleagle

By popular request, a TC;DR (too complicated; didn’t read) thread summary of this blogpost. 1/10https://www.cyberleagle.com/2021/02/corrosion-proofing-uks-intermediary.html Post-Brexit a significant unknown has been whether the UK would a

Negrodamus 🧙🏾‍♂️

jumoffit

Democrats oppose liability shields for fucking Covid malfeasance, Republicans literally wanna let local budgets tank (which include police, teachers, firefighters, etc.) and I only need one guess who wants fucking

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