Hackernews posts about FinCEN
FinCEN is the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Treasury that collects and analyzes financial data to combat money laundering and other financial crimes.
- PrivateGPT for Your Data (www.finden.me)
- Connect all your data and start working efficiently (www.finden.me)
- Personal Search and Data Assistant (www.finden.me)
- Satya Nadella asked for 50% cut in his incentive payout over security failures (www.theregister.com)
- American innovation got slammed by the “temporary” end of a key tax incentive (www.gsb.stanford.edu)
- Developers Need Better Tax Incentives to Adopt Green Roofs (news.bloombergtax.com)
- Startup Hiring: Solving the Problem of Incentives and Trust (www.optimaloutliers.com)
- Misaligned VC incentives focused on fees and fund size (cloudedjudgement.substack.com)
- Clouded Judgement 10.25.24 – Misaligned Incentives (cloudedjudgement.substack.com)
- Incentives Matter (2006) (www.econlib.org)
- The Hidden Tax Trap for SaaS Founders in Germany (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- It all started with a perceptron (medium.com)
- Copilot vs. Cursor vs. Cody vs. Supermaven vs. Aider (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Forbes, TIME lose $7.5M/week as Google ends reputation arbitrage (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- The New Claude 3.5 Sonnet Is Lazy When Given Large Context (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- Free will is not the only problem (wincent.dev)
- You can scale your way to intelligence: How to achieve AGI in 2025 (www.vincentschmalbach.com)
- OpenAI Email Archives (From Musk vs. Altman) (www.lesswrong.com)
- ByteDance X-Portrait 2: transform static images into animated performances (byteaigc.github.io)