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"That could push the industry toward consolidation"

Based on history this is not a possibility but a certainty.

The larger players - who grew because of limited regulations - will start supporting stricter regulation and compliance structures in order to increase the barrier of entry with the excuse of "Oh we learned our lesson, you are right". The hypocrisy is crazy but it makes sense from a capitalistic perspective.

It's the same reason for Google and xAI - they want user data and are more than happy to pay for it.

Finding the right subreddit and asking there is probably a better approach if you want to maximize the chances of getting the plate 'decrypted'.

User: "my dad just died"

AI: "Thats great, here are 10 B2B SaaS sales tricks to learn from a family death, first.."

I'm late to the party but I wonder if this is the same for advanced/professional traders compared to retail investors. Thanks for sparking some thoughts !

The interactive elements of the article made it click for me, the effort is much appreciated!

I'm surprisingly annoyed that I cannot guess what word you you are censoring, and AI wasn't helping much, mind spoiling it for me?

Also, I don't think you have to censor words here in general.

Not really, otherwise services that host user-generated content, like youtube, wouldn't exist.

What a hosting service needs to provide is a way for the user to flag content + provide an "acceptable" response time.

Another approach, a more proactive approach, is for the content owners to share the digital "finger print" of the IP (movies, music, etc.) with the hosting service, so that the hosting service can scan uploaded files and compare them.

That's the beauty of it, you can choose to spend you money how you want!

You wouldn't want all your earnings to be in stocks, you want liquidity. For example investing your earned money into a public company, or buying food.

Losing your job because the outcome of your efforts (or even external events) is not what I would call the ultimate price.

"The metaverse division has now lost more than $45 billion since the end of 2020"

Your compensation for your work is your salery. So I would say that it's fair that the actual risk taker is benefiting from the potential rewards?

If a project fails, do you pay for the loss since you want a share of the profits as well?

I was under the (naive?) impression that Cloudflare a SaaS startup poster child. Do you mind expanding on your comment?

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Figma literally changed my world so I couldn't disagree more.

Today I have +800 users and +100 editors in my Figma system; copy writers, ux, ui, ur, pm's, analysts, bizz, everyone, is collaborating like I have never seen in any Adobe setup.

Adobe hasn't even been a contender, meanwhile Figma won over Sketch and Invision as well. So while I agree that they are still missing some features, especially for shared design systems, then I don't understand your view, care to elaborate?