Interesting Links for 25-07-2022

[andrewducker]

1. Anyone I know want to be a Data Scientist for Full Fact

(tags:FactCheck data job viaDanielDWilliam )

2. Hungarian PM is a racist

(tags:Hungary racism OhForFucksSake )

3. Whenever I see the web3 people get involved in a medium it makes me feel like they've never actually enjoyed it for itself

(tags:books Blockchain OhForFucksSake )

4. When did children's songs start sounding like the kind of thing I danced to in the 00s?

(tags:music children video wtf )

5. Neil Gaiman Breaks Down 'The Sandman' Official Trailer

(tags:trailer neilgaiman sandman TV )

6. The "nice" option for the Conservative Leadership election is referencing Nigel Farage on immigration

(tags:immigration conservatives OhForFucksSake asylum )

7. British teachers give lower marks to children perceived to be working class, British doctors deny them pain relief.

(tags:uk Education class psychology OhForFucksSake healthcare )

Comments

[andrewducker]

Oh yeah. The irreversability of transactions and lack of central control is in there by design, and makes things *very* tricky from a mass market point of view. If someone gets control of your wallet and transfers things elsewhere then your only recourse is legal. Which might be tricky if you don't know who or where they are, and the legal frameworks you're both operating under aren't the same!