A list of puns related to "Killer application"
Celularity Announces FDA Clearance of Investigational New Drug Application (IND) for Natural Killer Cell Therapy CYNK-101 in First-line Advanced Her2/neu Positive Gastric and Gastroesophageal Junction Cancer
on my new M1 macbook pro, running big sur (up to date). when I select "When switching to an application, switch to a Space with open windows for that application" from Mission control, it absolute does not switch, it's a productivity killer for me TBH, anyone has a solution.
I read the information and label for the Prodiamine 65WDG with liquid application (sprayer). It indicates:
>Weed control is most effective when Prodiamine 65WDG is activated by at least 0.5 inch of rainfall or irrigation.
I am going to try to make my application the day before it rains.
However, I am wondering if I spray the Prodiamine 65WDG with the battery sprayer, and then I proceed to use a hose sprayer with this product BioAdvanced Insect Killer for Lawns, if it would be fine.
Note: I am *NOT* mixing the products in the sprayer. I am just planning to hose/water it after application with the Insect Killer.
The title is a bit misleading but itβs relevant. I was wondering today if children of criminals would have an easier or harder time getting into college. Like if Jeffrey Dahmer had a kid and was applying to Harvard in todayβs application culture, would his βmy dad is a serial killerβ essay seal the deal? or would they be like we donβt need serial killer genes in our college? idk criminal minds had me thinking
For a IMBA program in Taiwan
Hi guys
We're happily using Ansible for server and application management. I am asked to introduce it to our network team also, so I'm trying to come up with a convincing demo. Can you give me advice what the "killer applications" in the field are? So far I have:
What other cool things do you do?
Hello, what are some killer applications that are being built on Vechainβs platform right now?
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The financial system is on the verge of collapse, and there are no superheroes who can turn the tide in the real world.Β Therefore, we must learn how to rely on our own hands to protect the money we have earned.Β Currently, the best way is to store funds outside the traditional financial system.Β Decentralized finance, or DeFi for short, may become a killer application in the banking industry.
What exactly is DeFi?
This is an ecosystem of financial applications built on the blockchain (especially Ethereum), which can operate independently without the intervention of third parties or intermediaries.Β In 2020, the DeFi economy has grown by US$4 billion and is currently one of the fastest growing sectors in the financial sector.
The main problem with DeFi
Currently the only truly decentralized financial application is Bitcoin.Β Anyone with access to the Internet can store and transfer funds in a decentralized manner.Β But DeFi has made a further commitment: to introduce decentralization into the mainstream public view.Β This will provide a global and open alternative to all financial services including savings, loans, investment and insurance.Β Next, we will introduce three DeFi use cases that are sufficient to disrupt the traditional banking industry:
1. Stablecoins
Stablecoin is the first DeFi use case to achieve a blowout development.Β The idea of βββa cryptocurrency free from the long-term instability of Bitcoinβ is very attractive to many people.Β On the one hand, it has price stability similar to the US dollar or the euro; on the other hand, it also has the speed and convenience of cryptocurrency.Β The stablecoin perfectly combines the advantages of the two.Β Currently, about 80% of encrypted transactions are conducted through Tether stablecoin.Β At the same time, other companies, such as USDC, TruUSD, Dai or PAX, have also experienced explosive growth in the past year.Β Therefore, the stable currency market definitely deserves our continued attention and expectation.Β After all, most bank customers are tired of inefficient and expensive services and increasing government supervision.
2. Decentralized Exchanges
Decentralized exchange (DEX) is one of the most breakthrough innovations derived from DeFi.Β In recent years, the number of DEX has also shown explosive growth.Β According to data from Dune Analytics, monthly transaction volume in 2020 has grown to nearly $12 billion.Β So, what is DEX?Β The essence of DEX is a cryptocurrency platform,
... keep reading on reddit β‘Safe zero-conf transactions in ~3 secs for most transaction types
PoW/ Nakamoto Consensus prevents double spending, inflation, and other forms of cheating
"Pin-compatible" with pre-Segwit BTC makes it easiest to adopt; already has widespread retail acceptance
Auditable blockchain proves rules are always being followed
Auditable blockchain means governments may favor as currency (as opposed to "privacy" coins which are practically begging to be outlawed)
Top 4 in terms of market share, mind share, exchange support and coin distribution
Excellent decentralized community of developers with years of experience building Bitcoin clients; no codebase monopoly
Excellent community of users and supporters who believe idea inclusiveness and openness to new ideas ultimately wins the game; no censorship
Targets the right market (gold market cap = ~$7T, cash & equivalents market = ~$100T)
All using proven here-and-now tech, no vaporware, no empty promises, no bait-and-switches
A friend of mine had a house fire caused by a bad charger/powerbank plugged in while they were at work, luckily no one got hurt. Danish media is also reporting of many cables, charges and batteries being a fire hazard even though they are marked as meeting the european CE security standards. It's also discouraged to charge through the night.
So I decided to use the control outlet to minimize this fire hazard by having some of them dedicated to the places were we charge our devices. They all switch off at night while we sleep, and while we are not at home.
I've been struggling finding really meaningful use cases for the Control Outlet. Sure it's nice to control a lamp that hasn't got a smart bulb, but this makes even more sense to me.
Bitcoin's censorship resistance offers up a usually overlooked advantage to all other currencies in existence: additional units cannot be arbitrarily created. 99% of everyone out there overlooks this benefit.
Early in Bitcoin's history (first decade), its use case is not:
Rather, it's simple: it cannot be arbitrarily debased. Yes, it's volatile, but over the long term, it's volatile in the same direction--up.
That's not to say that those other use cases won't exist. They will, sooner or later. But the first thing that needs to happen is a massive base of liquidity on the order of $100 billion to $1 trillion minimum. Only then can it become broad enough that transmitting $1 million of it from one place to another will barely move the price.
I can't wait till the price is over $10,000/BTC and the pundits scream in puzzlement at how it's all a bubble since it lacks a killer app and "you can't eat Bitcoin".
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