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North and South by Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . CHAPTER XXIV. here CHAPTER XXIV. MISTAKES CLEARED UP. “Your beauty was the first that won the place And scal’d the walls of my undaunted heart, Which, captive now, pines in a caitive case, Unkindly met with rigour for desert:— Yet not the less your servant shall abide, In spite of rude repulse or silent pride.” William Fowler. The next morning, Margaret dragged herself up, thankful that the night was over,—unrefreshed, yet rested. All had gone well through the house; her mother had only wakened once. A little breeze was stirring in the hot air, and though there were no trees to show the playful tossing movement caused by the wind among the leaves, Margaret knew how, somewhere or another, by wayside, in copses, or in thick green woods, there was a pleasant, murmuring dancing sound,—a rushing and falling noise, the very thought of which was an echo of distinct gladness in her heart. She sat at her work in Mrs. Hale’s room. As soon as that forenoon slumber was over, she would help her mother to dress; after dinner, she would go and see Bessy Higgins. She would banish all recollection of the Thornton family—no need to think of them till they absolutely stood before her in flesh and blood. But, of course, the effort not to think of them brought them only the more strongly before her; and from time to time, the hot flush came over her pale face sweeping it into colour, as a sunbeam from between watery clouds comes swiftly moving over the sea. Dixon opened the door very softly, and stole on tiptoe up to Margaret, sitting by the shaded window. “Mr. Thornton, Miss Margaret. He is in the drawing-room.” Margaret dropped her sewing. “Did he ask for me? Isn’t papa come in?” “He asked for you, miss; and master is out.” “Very well, I will come,” said Margaret, quietly. But she lingered strangely. Mr. Thornton stood by one of the windows, with his back to the door apparently absorbed in watching something in the street. But, in truth, he was afraid of himself. His heart beat thick at the thought of her coming. He could not forget the touch of her arms around his neck, impatiently felt as it had been at the time; but now the recollection of her clinging defence of him, seemed to thrill him through and through,—to melt away every resolution, all power of self-control, as if it were wax before a fire. He dreaded lest he should go forwards to meet her, with his arms held out in mute entreaty that she would come and nestle there, as she had done, all unheeded, the day before, but never unheeded again. His heart throbbed loud and quick. Strong man as he was, he trembled at the anticipation of what he had to say, and how it might be received. She might droop, and flush, and flutter to his arms, as to her natural home and resting-place. One moment he glowed with impatience at the thought that she might do this,—the next he feared a passionate rejection, the idea of which withered up his future with so deadly a blight that he refused to think of it. He was startled by the sense of the presence of some one else in the room. He turned round. She had come in so gently, that he had never heard her; the street noises had been more distinct to his inattentive ear than her slow movements, in her soft muslin gown. She stood by the table, not offering to sit down. Her eyelids were dropped half over her eyes; her teeth were shut, not compressed; her lips were just parted over them, allowing the white line to be seen between their curve. Her slow deep breathings dilated her chin and beautiful nostrils; it was the only motion visible on her countenance. The fine-grained skin, the oval cheek, the rich outline of her mouth, its corners deep set in dimples,—were all wan and pale to-day; the loss of their usual natural healthy colour being made more evident by the heavy shadow of the dark hair, brought down upon her temples, to hide all sign of the blow she had received. Her head, for all its drooping eyes, was thrown a little back, in the old proud attitude. Her long arms hung motionless by her sides. Altogether she looked like some prisoner, falsely accused of a crime that she loathed and despised, and from which she was too indignant to justify herself. Mr. Thornton made a hasty step or two forwards; recovered himself, and went with quiet firmness to the door (which she had left open), and shut it. Then he came back, and stood opposite to her for a moment, receiving the general impression of her beautiful presence, before he dared to disturb it, perhaps to repel it, by what he had to say. “Miss Hale, I was very ungrateful yesterday—” “You had nothing to be grateful for,” said she raising her eyes, and looking full and straight at him. “You mean, I suppose, that you believe you ought to thank me for what I did.” In spite of herself—in defiance of her anger—the thick blushes came all over her face, and burnt into her very eyes; which fell not nevertheless from their grave and steady look. “It was only a natural instinct; any woman would have done just the same. We all feel the sanctity of our sex as a high privilege when we see danger. I ought rather,” said she, hastily, “to apologise to you, for having said thoughtless words which sent you down into the danger.” “It was not your words; it was the truth they conveyed, pungently as it was expressed. But you shall not drive me off upon that, and so escape the expression of my deep gratitude, my—” he was on the verge now; he would not speak in the haste of his hot passion; he would weigh each word. He would; and his will was triumphant. He stopped in mid career. “I do not try to escape from anything,” said she. “I simply say, that you owe me no gratitude; and I may add, that any expression of it will be painful to me, because I do not feel that I deserve it. Still, if it will relieve you from even a fancied obligation, speak on.” “I do not want to be relieved from any obligation,” said he, goaded by her calm manner. “Fancied, or not fancied—I question not myself to know which—I choose to believe that I owe my very life to you—ay—smile, and think it an exaggeration if you will. I believe it, because it adds a value to that life to think—oh, Miss Hale!” continued he, lowering his voice to such a tender intensity of passion that she shivered and trembled before him, “to think circumstances so wrought, that whenever I exult in existence henceforward, I may say to myself, ‘All this gladness in life, all honest pride in doing my work in the world, all this keen sense of being, I owe to her!’ And it doubles the gladness, it makes the pride glow, it sharpens the sense of existence till I hardly know if it is pain or pleasure to think that I owe it to one—nay, you must, you shall hear,”—said he, stepping forward with stern determination—“to one whom I love, as I do not believe man ever loved woman before.” He held her hand tight in his. He panted as he listened for what should come. He threw the hand away with indignation, as he heard her icy tone; for icy it was, though the words came faltering out, as if she knew not where to find them. “Your way of speaking shocks me. It is blasphemous. I cannot help it, if that is my first feeling. It might not be so, I dare say, if I understood the kind of feeling you describe. I do not want to vex you; and besides, we must speak gently, for mamma is asleep; but your whole manner offends me—” “How!” exclaimed he. “Offends you! I am indeed most unfortunate.” “Yes!” said she with recovered dignity. “I do feel offended; and, I think, justly. You seem to fancy that my conduct of yesterday”—again the deep carnation blush, but this time with eyes kindling with indignation rather than shame—“was a personal act between you and me; and that you may come and thank me for it, instead of perceiving, as a gentleman would—yes! a gentleman,” she repeated, in allusion to their former conversation about that word, “that any woman, worthy of the name of woman, would come forward to shield, with her reverenced helplessness, a man in danger from the violence of numbers.” “And the gentleman thus rescued is forbidden the relief of thanks!” he broke in contemptuously. “I am a man. I claim the right of expressing my feelings.” “And I yielded to the right; simply saying that you gave me pain by insisting upon it,” she replied, proudly. “But you seem to have imagined, that I was not merely guided by womanly instinct, but”—and here the passionate tears (kept down for long—struggled with vehemently) came up into her eyes and choked her voice—“but that I was prompted by some particular feeling for you—you! Why, there was not a man—not a poor desperate man in all that crowd—for whom I had not more sympathy—for whom I should not have done what little I could more heartily.” “You may speak on, Miss Hale. I am aware of these misplaced sympathies of yours. I now believe that it was only your innate sense of oppression—(yes; I, though a master, may be oppressed)—that made you act so nobly as you did. I know you despise me; allow me to say, it is because you do not understand me.” “I do not care to understand,” she replied, taking hold of the table to steady herself; for she thought him cruel—as, indeed, he was—and she was weak with her indignation. “No, I see you do not. You are unfair and unjust.” Margaret compressed her lips. She would not speak in answer to such accusations. But, for all that—for all his savage words, he could have thrown himself at her feet, and kissed the hem of her garment. She did not speak; she did not move. The tears of wounded pride fell hot and fast. He waited awhile, longing for her to say something, even a taunt, to which he might reply. But she was silent. He took up his hat. “One word more. You look as if you thought it tainted you to be loved by me. You cannot avoid it. Nay, I, if I would, cannot cleanse you from it. But I would not if I could. I have never loved any woman before: my life has been too busy, my thoughts too much absorbed with other things. Now I love, and will love. But do not be afraid of too much expression on my part.” “I am not afraid,” she replied, lifting herself straight up. “No one yet has ever dared to be impertinent to me, and no one ever shall. But, Mr. Thornton, you have been very kind to my father,” said she, changing her whole tone and bearing to a most womanly softness. “Don’t let us go on making each other angry. Pray don’t!” He took no notice of her words; he occupied himself in smoothing the nap of his hat with his coat-sleeve, for half a minute or so; and then, rejecting her offered hand, and making as if he did not see her grave look of regret, he turned abruptly away, and left the room. Margaret caught one glance at his face before he went. When he was gone she thought she had seen the gleam of washed tears in his eyes; and that turned her proud dislike into something different and kinder, if nearly as painful—self-reproach for having caused such mortification to any one. “But how could I help it?” asked she of herself. “I never liked him. I was civil; but I took no trouble to conceal my indifference. Indeed, I never thought about myself or him, so my manners must have shown the truth. All that yesterday, he might mistake. But that is his fault, not mine. I would do it again, if need were, though it does lead me into all this shame and trouble.” About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell (2003). North and South. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. 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CHICAGO, United States, April 17th, 2024/Chainwire/-- Liquid Mercury, a leading crypto trading technology provider, announced today that it is providing a request for quote (RFQ) platform to GFO-X, the UK’s first regulated and centrally cleared trading venue dedicated to digital assets derivatives. Institutional traders will be able to source deep liquidity for trading listed options and futures contracts in large trade sizes that can be transacted as single-leg or complex, multi-leg strategies. Liquid Mercury’s institutional-grade platform, combined with GFO-X’s regulated derivatives marketplace, provides a secure and efficient trading environment for institutional trading firms and professional investors. This technology allows market participants to manage digital asset exposure and hedge underlying portfolio risks. Liquidity providers can provide two-sided quotes in response to RFQs generated by hedge funds, asset managers, and other buy-side participants initiated from Liquid Mercury’s professional-grade trading interface or FIX and web socket APIs. Trades will print on GFO-X’s exchange and be cleared through a GFO-X general clearing member at LCH SA, LCH Group’s continental Europe clearing house, which is part of the largest and most sophisticated clearing services in financial markets. Brokers will also use Liquid Mercury’s platform to intermediate trades between buyers and sellers in order to cross-block trades on GFO-X’s exchange and conduct other sell-side trading workflows. “Looking at the equity derivatives market, where the growth in number of options exchanges has fueled the growth in trading participants, added more liquidity in the market, and driven record volumes of contracts traded, I see GFO-X’s entrance into crypto derivatives as a key development for a more vibrant exchange landscape. This is a prime opportunity to grow the entire crypto options market,” said Liquid Mercury CEO, Tony Saliba. “In addition to providing the technology solution that will power GFO-X’s block liquidity network, Liquid Mercury will be operating as a strategic partner, introducing our clients and broad network of traditional market players as new participants to GFO-X’s exchange.”“We chose Liquid Mercury as a partner due to the team’s pedigree in building successful technology-focused franchises in traditional markets, combined with a track record of delivering institutional-grade solutions to the professional crypto trading community,” said GFO-X CEO, Arnab Sen. “Our shared vision of a regulated derivatives market that is purpose-built for digital assets using the best market standards and technology from traditional finance underpins what we expect to be a long and very fruitful strategic partnership.” For more information about Liquid Mercury’s suite of crypto trading technology solutions, users can visit www.liquidmercury.com. About Liquid Mercury Liquid Mercury powers professional crypto trading. Liquid Mercury is the #1 choice for sophisticated buy-side and institutional sell-side legacy trading professionals moving into crypto. Institutional grade infrastructure, access to deep liquidity, and best-in-class trading tools and workflow automation; Liquid Mercury was built by professionals for professionals. For more information about Liquid Mercury, visit www.liquidmercury.com. About GFO-X Global Futures and Options Ltd (GFO-X) is the UK's first regulated and centrally cleared trading venue dedicated to digital asset derivatives. UK FCA authorized and regulated GFO-X, which is connected to the world's largest financial institutions, and has partnered with leading clearing house LCH SA, solving counterparty and credit risk. GFO-X services the significant unmet need of large global institutional participants who require a highly regulated, institutional-grade trading venue for digital asset derivatives. GFO-X’s mission is to deliver enhanced liquidity, institutional connectivity, and risk mitigation through high-performance technology and optimized contract specifications. Further information can be found at www.gfo-x.com Contact Chief Commercial Officer Ryan Hansen Liquid Mercury team@liquidmercury.com This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. CHICAGO, United States, April 17th, 2024/Chainwire/-- Liquid Mercury, a leading crypto trading technology provider, announced today that it is providing a request for quote (RFQ) platform to GFO-X , the UK’s first regulated and centrally cleared trading venue dedicated to digital assets derivatives. Institutional traders will be able to source deep liquidity for trading listed options and futures contracts in large trade sizes that can be transacted as single-leg or complex, multi-leg strategies. GFO-X GFO-X Liquid Mercury’s institutional-grade platform, combined with GFO-X’s regulated derivatives marketplace, provides a secure and efficient trading environment for institutional trading firms and professional investors. This technology allows market participants to manage digital asset exposure and hedge underlying portfolio risks. Liquidity providers can provide two-sided quotes in response to RFQs generated by hedge funds, asset managers, and other buy-side participants initiated from Liquid Mercury’s professional-grade trading interface or FIX and web socket APIs. Trades will print on GFO-X’s exchange and be cleared through a GFO-X general clearing member at LCH SA, LCH Group’s continental Europe clearing house, which is part of the largest and most sophisticated clearing services in financial markets. Brokers will also use Liquid Mercury’s platform to intermediate trades between buyers and sellers in order to cross-block trades on GFO-X’s exchange and conduct other sell-side trading workflows. “Looking at the equity derivatives market, where the growth in number of options exchanges has fueled the growth in trading participants, added more liquidity in the market, and driven record volumes of contracts traded, I see GFO-X’s entrance into crypto derivatives as a key development for a more vibrant exchange landscape. This is a prime opportunity to grow the entire crypto options market,” said Liquid Mercury CEO, Tony Saliba. “Looking at the equity derivatives market, where the growth in number of options exchanges has fueled the growth in trading participants, added more liquidity in the market, and driven record volumes of contracts traded, I see GFO-X’s entrance into crypto derivatives as a key development for a more vibrant exchange landscape. This is a prime opportunity to grow the entire crypto options market,” said Liquid Mercury CEO, Tony Saliba. “In addition to providing the technology solution that will power GFO-X’s block liquidity network, Liquid Mercury will be operating as a strategic partner, introducing our clients and broad network of traditional market players as new participants to GFO-X’s exchange.”“We chose Liquid Mercury as a partner due to the team’s pedigree in building successful technology-focused franchises in traditional markets, combined with a track record of delivering institutional-grade solutions to the professional crypto trading community,” said GFO-X CEO, Arnab Sen. “In addition to providing the technology solution that will power GFO-X’s block liquidity network, Liquid Mercury will be operating as a strategic partner, introducing our clients and broad network of traditional market players as new participants to GFO-X’s exchange.”“We chose Liquid Mercury as a partner due to the team’s pedigree in building successful technology-focused franchises in traditional markets, combined with a track record of delivering institutional-grade solutions to the professional crypto trading community,” said GFO-X CEO, Arnab Sen. “Our shared vision of a regulated derivatives market that is purpose-built for digital assets using the best market standards and technology from traditional finance underpins what we expect to be a long and very fruitful strategic partnership.” “Our shared vision of a regulated derivatives market that is purpose-built for digital assets using the best market standards and technology from traditional finance underpins what we expect to be a long and very fruitful strategic partnership.” For more information about Liquid Mercury’s suite of crypto trading technology solutions, users can visit www.liquidmercury.com . www.liquidmercury.com www.liquidmercury.com About Liquid Mercury Liquid Mercury powers professional crypto trading. Liquid Mercury is the #1 choice for sophisticated buy-side and institutional sell-side legacy trading professionals moving into crypto. Institutional grade infrastructure, access to deep liquidity, and best-in-class trading tools and workflow automation; Liquid Mercury was built by professionals for professionals. For more information about Liquid Mercury, visit www.liquidmercury.com . Liquid Mercury Liquid Mercury www.liquidmercury.com www.liquidmercury.com About GFO-X Global Futures and Options Ltd (GFO-X) is the UK's first regulated and centrally cleared trading venue dedicated to digital asset derivatives. UK FCA authorized and regulated GFO-X, which is connected to the world's largest financial institutions, and has partnered with leading clearing house LCH SA, solving counterparty and credit risk. GFO-X services the significant unmet need of large global institutional participants who require a highly regulated, institutional-grade trading venue for digital asset derivatives. 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ArrayPool<T>, a mechanism to recycle temporary buffers and optimize performance by reducing garbage collection cycles. Introduction Frequent allocation and deallocation of bigger buffers can impact performance due to the increased work on the garbage collector. The recommendation is to use ArrayPool<T>, a mechanism to recycle temporary buffers and optimize performance by reducing garbage collection cycles. Learning Objectives Understanding the Problem with Traditional Buffer Allocation The Approach Using ArrayPool<T> Best Practices for Using ArrayPool<T> Prerequisites for Developers Basic understanding of C# programming language. 30 Day .Net Challenge Getting Started Understanding the Problem with Traditional Buffer Allocation A common approach developers use involves directly allocating a new buffer // Allocating a new large buffer
byte[] buffer = new byte[4096]; While the aforementioned code snippet looks clean and straightforward, it has significant drawbacks regarding performance, particularly in applications that frequently request large temporary buffers. Each allocation will increase the heap size, leading to more frequent garbage collection. The Approach Using ArrayPool<T> ArrayPool<T> is part of the System.Buffers namespace and provides temporary arrays, thereby reducing the need for frequent memory allocations and GC. // Using ArrayPool<T> to recycle large buffers
var pool = ArrayPool<byte>.Shared;
byte[] buffer = pool.Rent(4096);
try
{
 // Work with the buffer
}
finally
{
 pool.Return(buffer);
} Best Practices for Using ArrayPool<T> While ArrayPool<T> can significantly enhance performance, there are best practices to ensure its effective use: Always return the rented buffers to the pool in a final block to ensure that they are returned even if an exception occurs. Properly Return Buffers: If sensitive data is stored in the buffer, use the overload of the Return method that takes a boolean parameter indicating whether the buffer should be cleared. Clear Buffers When Necessary: Rent buffers for the shortest time necessary to keep the pool efficient and avoid exhausting the pool. Avoid Holding Buffers for Long Periods: Complete Code Create another class named ArrayPoolExample and add the following code snippet. public static class ArrayPoolExample
{
 public static void BadMethod()
 {
 // Allocating a new large buffer
 byte[] buffer = new byte[4096];
 // Simulate work with the buffer
 FillBuffer(buffer, 0xAA); // Example operation
 Console.WriteLine("Buffer used and will be discarded after method execution.");
 }

 public static void GoodMethod()
 {
 var pool = ArrayPool<byte>.Shared;
 byte[] buffer = pool.Rent(4096);
 try
 {
 // Work with the buffer
 FillBuffer(buffer, 0xBB); // Example operation
 Console.WriteLine("Buffer rented from the pool and returned after use.");
 }
 finally
 {
 pool.Return(buffer);
 }
 }

 public static void FillBuffer(byte[] buffer, byte value)
 {
 for (int i = 0; i < buffer.Length; i++)
 {
 buffer[i] = value;
 }
 // Just an example to simulate buffer usage
 Console.WriteLine($"Buffer filled with value: {value}");
 }
} Execute from the main method as follows. #region Day 22: Array Pool
static string ExecuteDay22()
{

 Console.WriteLine("Demonstrating BAD Method:");
 ArrayPoolExample.BadMethod();
 Console.WriteLine("\nDemonstrating GOOD Method:");
 ArrayPoolExample.GoodMethod();
 return "Executed Day 22 successfully..!!";
}

#endregion Console Output Demonstrating BAD Method:
Buffer filled with value: 170
Buffer used and will be discarded after method execution.

Demonstrating GOOD Method:
Buffer filled with value: 187
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LONDON, United Kingdom, March 18th, 2024, Chainwire/--**The Bitbot presale continues at pace, with the raise now having passed $1 million in under 8 weeks - fuelled by an increased interest in AI and trading technology that has shed a spotlight on this innovative new approach to trading. Bitbot is looking to dominate the up-and-coming Telegram trading bot market, already sitting in market cap, despite barely being a year old. at well over $1 billion With its first-of-its-kind non-custodial trading capabilities, Bitbot is finally giving crypto traders the power to set up and automate their trades without having to give up their private keys. And without having to relinquish funds before trades execute. The $1 million raised is accompanied by the growth of Bitbot's social media presence; the project has amassed a community of over and over in just 8 weeks. Bitbot (BITBOT) is available to buy on the . 110k on X 20k on Telegram official site $6.5 Billion+ Gain in Less Than 90 Days In 2024 alone, the cumulative trading volume in the Telegram trading bot market has gone from , marking a significant milestone. $5.2 billion to over $12 billion But that figure is even more impressive when considering the issues that the Telegram trading bot space is recovering from. Three prominent cyber threats affected the sector’s reputation in 2023. Major players Unibot and Meastro were hacked for and respectively, and Banana Gun lost over 90% of its token value within hours of launch due to several issues. $560k $485k Despite these setbacks, Banana Gun currently boasts a market cap of $86 million with gains of +230% from its launch price, while Unibot has a market cap of $30 million, with the Unibot token achieving +70% gains from its launch price. These figures demonstrate that the Telegram trading bot market is still very much alive. More to the point, Bitbot’s non-custodial security approach and anti-rug technology are direct mitigation tactics for the security issues that befell its rivals. Bitbot's team believes that this gives Bitbot the differentiator needed to take market share from the incumbents and onboard would-be customers who might’ve previously avoided the Telegram trading bot space. It gives a particularly strong hand for when the BITBOT token enters the open market. Bitbot Bitbot is Poised to Engage with the Recent AI Surge Roughly one year on from ChatGPT’s grand 2023 entrance, AI and AI crypto are very much in vogue. The size of the AI crypto market has , with 10% of the top fifty cryptocurrencies by market cap falling within the AI sector. cleared $40 billion this year As the bull market marches forward and AI targets , Bitbot is strategically positioned to navigate these two developments at the same time. a trillion-dollar market cap Bitbot’s Gem Scanner tool employs artificial intelligence to scan hundreds of active presales for the most potentially promising projects. Similarly, Bitbot’s Snipe the Trade feature gives users a chance to invest in undervalued projects, carefully scanning the market and buying them before a potential pump. All on autopilot. The team hopes that enthusiasts exploring potential projects to support will start by focusing on a sector that’s already successful (AI) and then integrate that sector’s potential with Bitbot’s trading and security capabilities. Bitbot is currently priced at $0.0122, with $63.9% in programmed presale gains left for the token before it finishes at a price of $0.0200. When you consider that figure in comparison to the aforementioned gains of Banana Gun and Unibot (230% and 70%), all while factoring in Bitbot's open market potential and superior security tech, the scope for Bitbot to greatly outperform the market is vast. Bitbot (BITBOT) is available to buy on the . official site About Bitbot Bitbot is a new Telegram trading bot that aims to put institutional-grade trading tools in the hands of retail users, to enable them to trade using a variety of advanced features, including sniping and copy trading. Audited by Solid Proof, Bitbot focuses on security and follows the motto, “Your keys, your wallet, your assets.” To this end, the project has partnered with Knightsafe to deliver the world’s first non-custodial telegram trading bot, mitigating counterparty risk and reinforcing this with anti-MEV and anti-rug technology. For more information, users should visit the . website | | Official Website Whitepaper Socials Contact Bitbot Press Room Bitbot pr@bitbot.com This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here.

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画期的な新しい AI 取引ボットが ICO で 100 万ドルを調達

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Novo robô de negociação de IA inovador atinge US$ 1 milhão arrecadado na ICO

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突破性的新型人工智能交易机器人在 ICO 中筹集了 100 万美元

“ ” Nephrologist: Hello. We've got a set of failing kidneys. Please, how soon can we get a new set created and ready to implant? “ . Biotechician: We’ll come for the patient's biomaterials and have them ready in the next two months” That could have saved the life of a family friend after her kidneys failed 5 years ago—worst, she had a rare blood type. After being on the waiting list for 3 years undergoing excruciatingly painful dialysis, she caved into the verdict she dreaded the most. However, this article is not just a sob story of a friend. This is a revelation of how regenerative medicine, which you might have thought belonged to the fictitious world of Sci-fi, could be the savior of many lives like hers now and in the future. I’m talking about “3D Bioprinting”. The Back Story The number of humans with failing organs on the waiting list for organ transplants is overwhelming for the medical field. Organdonor.gov states that in the U.S. alone, over 103 thousand men, women, and children are on the national transplant waiting list. Every 10 minutes, one person is added to the list and 17 people die each day waiting for an organ transplant. In 2023, out of 88,551 awaiting kidney donors, only about 24% received transplants. That is in the U.S. alone, we can only try to imagine what the numbers could be in other parts of the world.. Or can we even imagine the reality in third-world countries with no structured organ donation system? Dr. Jennifer Lewis, a professor at Harvard University's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering, in an interview with CNN, has an insight into the problem. In her statement, she mentioned that on a yearly average, there are only around 6,000 living donors open to offering their organs and about 8,000 deceased donors who could each provide approximately 3.5 organs. Dead donors are people who die from catastrophic health events or accidents, making some of their organs salvageable before they completely stop living. However, because of such events, their organs may not be of high quality for a donation or they may not even be on the organ donor list or it may be hard to find a good match. For living donors, there is a scare as to what their life is worth, if it is the right choice to make if they are willing to let go and embrace the possible complications that may arise from donating their organs and the surgery involved - especially if the patient is not related to them. There is a two-step delirium that raises the most fear for a patient clinging onto the last thread of hope. First, finding a donor match, then hoping the patient's body doesn't reject the donated organ. And from all the premises stated above, this is a tough call. A wait list could just as well be a death row. What if it could be different? What if organs could be printed from biodata, materials, and cells of a patient instead of waiting for months to years to find a donor that would match? What if regenerative medicine is the solution staring into our eyes? A handful of medical conditions would meet their end if this could happen. Ordering a newly generated body part from the cells of the patient to replace the old one could easily be more effective and faster than organ donations. This brings us to the 3D organ bioprinting. What is 3D Bioprinting? The idea of 3D bioprinting is like that of conventional 3D printing. However, it is premised on the use of organ regenerative actions which involve the manufacturing and development of organs, tissues, and body parts such as the liver, skin, heart, eyes, bones, etc. While conventional 3D printers use computer files to extrude and create objects with complex structures, 3D bioprinters make use of bioinks containing living viable cells, biomaterials, and biomolecules to create bioartificial organs of a human. This works by assembling layer-by-layer multiple cell types, biomaterials and molecules, and other growth factors that would be a replica of the natural prototypes. In this case, it is beyond just mere perception that creating a new component for a body by using its cells is much more reliable than taking a component with a completely different cell structure from another body to replace a component in a body. This way, a patient, on-demand, can have personalized replacement body parts with a very low possibility of their body rejecting the new parts. This technology is driven by the need to find the accurate organ and tissue types that would be a match for patients who need organ replacement and is opening new avenues for future organ transplantation programs. How Does 3D Bioprinting Work? For bioprinting, every procedure starts with the biological cells of the person involved and applies the concepts of biomimetics and biomimicry. This simply means using a patient's cells to grow the needed organ. Biotechicians choose cells based on their physiology and functions. They consider the cells’ differentiation and proliferation by paying attention to features such as the cell type, size, and shape These different types of cells are rendered into a printable bioink, which involves mixing them up in materials like alginate or gelatin; before they are loaded into a nozzle. To continue, each cell is placed, layer by layer, in precise locations to form a cellular attachment and build a complex tissue that would develop the organ. For the cell's culture to grow, it is transferred to a scaffold where blood vessels are integrated into the tissue and the setup is connected to a pump that would deliver the right amount of oxygen and nutrients to keep it alive. With time, the tissue will begin to develop on its own, forming an organ that will increase both in maturity and function. This is a phase of 3D tissue engineering and although this is dramatically simplified, the process requires more technicalities only applicable to experts in the biotech field and could evolve with time. From the looks of things, 3D bioprinting is already here for good. Cases of 3D Bioprinting It is no longer a myth or a fictional idea; this regenerative medicine technology has become a reality. In this decade, research institutes, researchers, and doctors have dedicated time and resources, working actively on experimenting with organ bioprinting—some are already recording success. The First Ear Bioprint In 2022, the U.S. witnessed the implantation of a new ear on a 20-year-old lady born without her right ear. Of course, a new ear could have been artificially constructed and placed, but this time, Dr. Arturo Bonilla, a pediatric microtia surgeon, changed the rule of the game by developed out of the cartilage cells of the lady's left ear. implanting a 3D bioprinted ear Imagine multi-layered skin, cartilage, and muscle structures born out of laboratory-grown cells to form an ear. Amazing! This was a worthwhile revelation that bioprinting could change the way new body parts and organs were sourced. Ongoing Research on Bioprinting The race to find more potentially relieving 3D bioprinted tissues and organs surged even more. Still in 2022, and Dr. Michal Wszola, creator of Bionic Pancreas, revealed that some researchers in Poland were able to achieve the within a two-week window period, enabling stable blood flow in these pigs. this abstract 3D bioprint of pancreas in pigs Hope is alive as the National Institute of Health’s Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), in September 2023, awarded some Stanford researchers about to bioprint a human heart and transplant it into a pig in the next five years. $26 million in contract However, the with 4,000 kilometers of capillaries and 200 million alveoli, capable of carrying out oxygen exchange in animal models, which is a critical step towards the development of tolerable, transplantable lungs has been achieved by United Therapeutics Corporation. The goal is to have the lungs cleared for human trials within five years. 3D bioprinting of human lungs Another research institute with impressive strides is the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine. Researchers in this institute have been able to develop the following: A skin bioprinting system for patients suffering from skin cancers, burns, and other non-healing or deprecated kin conditions. A 3D bioprinting skeletal muscle system was shown to effectively contract in rodents and enable an 80% regain of lost muscular function in an anterior leg muscle within a space of 8 weeks. Printing of tubular structures like blood vessels or hollow, non-tubular organs like a bladder. 3D biocreation of a mini-kidney and a mini-liver. The challenge for Wake Forest scientists is the creation of larger and more solid organs that can fully mimic the functions of their prototypes. This is because these large organs, like the brain and heart, have so many cells per centimeter, and there is the challenge of vascularity and nutrition. The brain is a very complex tissue that is difficult to repair or replace when damaged. However, some Oxford researchers believe that the bioprinting of stem cells can reverse brain damage and injuries. These researchers have gone on to prove this verdict by creating 3D bioprinted stem cells which developed a biomimicry of the complex structure of the human cerebral cortex, having six layers (two “deep” layers and four “upper” layers), each with its type of neuron. When the tissues were implanted into slices of mouse brains, they successfully integrated into the mouse tissue, structurally and functionally. The Problems and Ethical Considerations Surrounding the Creation of Bioprinted Body Parts and Organs As much as this concept looks like a lifesaver for many hopeless medical cases in the world today, there are still some problems this could pose. The bioprinting of organs is based on individual medical care rather than a basic universal treatment plan like that of organ donation. There is an assumption that due to its personalized medicine status, the cost of this service may just be more expensive than a public treatment plan would be, and this could prevent financially unstable people from getting access to this service. Is it safe? We can't say for sure. The 3D printing of organs and parts of the body using bioink is not considered neutrally ethical and even if it is generated from the patient's cell, there are still problematic aspects in terms of cell reprogramming, differentiation, proliferation, and of course mutation which may usher in the much-dreaded apocalypse. There is the risk of tumorigenicity, which is the property of a cell to form tumors when inoculated. While bioprinting is considered an incoming savior of the sick and deprived, this technology cannot be rushed. The efficacy of its procedures has to be tried and tested severally before it can be rolled out as clinically applicable. If this is not done, it can lead to several deaths that may be beyond control. There are also additional ethical and legal concerns related to patients' genetic information collection, which also include the storage and use of these cells. Advantages of Bioprinting and Designer Bodies Every technology has a downside, but it so happens that compared to the downsides of this technology, if it is put through all processes of long years of research and experiment with a high success rate, 3D organ bioprinting could nearly nullify the cause of concern. There are issues the bioprinting of organs and body parts would solve: The endless waiting list that could spell ‘doomsday is awaiting’. The torture that comes with getting a transplant; only for the patient's antigens to reject the organ. The need for immunosuppression to prevent organ rejection, which leaves patients at higher risk of infection. The risk of a living donor (even though willing) experiencing some possible complications that could arise during surgery. Body parts manufactured through bioprinting can be enhanced to improve performance. Bones can be made stronger and more flexible, the brain can be made smart and alert, the lungs can be made to increase oxygen efficiency in the blood, etc. In terms of cost, while critics claim that the price of bioprinted parts would be expensive, the fact remains that compared to waiting years for an organ to finally get to a patient who is at risk of losing their life any moment, this is fair. Most times these donated organs come at a very high cost (although sometimes illegal) because of the demand. However, the price of a bioprinted organ could reduce considerably when they clinically pass trials and patients wouldn't have to wait for several months, to a couple of years to get them. How close are we to the future? Brain, kidneys, muscles, skins, livers, pancreas, and so much more are in the laboratory phase of 3D experimentation. In the next 5 to 10 years, there is a high expectation of breakthroughs in these experiments, some passing clinical trials and being fully implementable. Needless to say, a few decades from now, people like Cynthia  (my late friend whose story I narrated at the beginning of this article) won't have to accept the cruel death verdict while waiting for the right organ match.

Bioprinting Organs on Demand: From Sci-fi to Reality and the Ethical Dilemma of Designer Bodies

Lessons From a Six Month Job Search - AdatoSystems Now that I’m free to that I’ve landed at – a visionary company filled by an amazing group of folks who believe that the value of their team goes far beyond what they might offer to the business – I wanted to take a minute to reflect on my job search, comment on the state of the job market, and share some lessons I’ve picked up along the way. share the news Kentik Let me be clear – I’m under no illusion that the world has breathlessly awaited the thoughts of a middle-aged white dude and will now, graced with my heretofore-undiscovered wisdom, be a truly better place. People with far more knowledge, experience, and expertise have written and spoken on this topic, with data and examples that are far more eloquent and compelling than anything I could hope to share. No, my point in sharing this is to offer what little confirmation and comfort I can to anyone currently looking for work too. Confirmation that the job market is really, REALLY challenging right now. And comfort that the rejections and (possibly worse) the ghostings you’re getting daily are both common in this current trend, and also not at all a reflection on you, your skills, your experience, your value to a business, or your worth as a person. I’ll be blunt and honest: As a white (or at least white-passing), cis-gendered, heterosexual, middle-aged man with over 35 years of industry experience, I have literally every ounce of privilege a human body can contain – with the possible exception that I’m not the son of a CEO and will inherit the company someday. Despite all those advantages, it took me six months of solid searching to find my next gig. Even when you take into account that the job I was seeking (Developer Relations Advocate) is less common than, say, a staff developer or sales engineer, it’s still a significant span of time to find a job. Now, when I say it’s a “bad” job market, I want to offer some qualifiers only time and experience can bring: It’s not the 2009 “the housing market just crashed and we’re in the Great Recession” bad. It’s not the 2002 “the dot-com bubble just burst” bad, either. If we’re really trying to find the low water mark, it’s also not as bad as the 1973-1975 US recession, let alone the Great Depression. But playing the “back in my day” game is cold comfort to anyone looking for a new job in the here and now, whether by choice or due to one of the far-too-common layoffs playing havoc with the tech industry right now. At the same time, the context offers some reassurances: Yes, it’s bad. No, it’s not the worst ever seen. And in those other cases, the economy and job market bounced back. While financial analysts will tell you it took 15 years for the NASDAQ to recover from the 2000 dot com bubble, most folks in tech will say that the job market cleared up in about 8 to 18 months, depending on where you lived and what you did. The market recovered from the 2009 housing market crash that triggered the Great Recession in about 4 years. Employers began adding jobs a year after that. Beyond context and perspective, there are other lessons I’ve learned, which I plan to share in upcoming blog posts. But my message for this one is pretty simple: Being honest with yourself will carry you forward when everything else seems uncertain. Take time every day (yes, every day) to check in with yourself and ask if the goals you are pursuing are the ones you still want, and whether the cost – in time, energy (physical, mental, emotional), and also money – are still worth it. If the equation doesn’t balance out, be equally honest about what you think would. I have a few friends who have done this math and pivoted to entirely different careers, or to different areas of tech, or who have put their job hunt on hold. All of these are valid choices and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. At the same time, the job market won’t be this hard forever. By all indications, it’s not even “this hard” by the time you read this post. Things appear to be easing up a bit. While that might be the result of a , it could just as easily be a sign that things are looking up. Only time will tell. September surge From the start of my job search, I had an inkling that my experiences might be the source of a blog. Actually, who am I kidding? I *KNEW* that I’d try to turn this into a blog, no matter what happened. In any case, I resolved to keep copious notes on which companies I applied to, and how those conversations went. What I hadn’t expected was how hard it would be to turn those notes into a meaningful visualization. As it turns out, I needed three separate graphs to really convey everything about the process. This first animation (courtesy of ) does a good job of showing the number of simultaneous job conversations over time. Flourish HackerNoon doesn’t allow embeds from Flourish, so you’ll have to follow the link here: https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/14974769/ But it fails to really give you a sense of how those conversations went. For that, my good friend and former colleague suggested I use a Sankey view. Honestly, I struggled to figure out exactly HOW to turn my information into Sankey data, until I saw from . Thomas LaRock this post Eric Browning But even those two graphs still fail to convey the sheer volume of applications, rejections, and so on. For that, I’ve defaulted to a simple bar chart: Across six months, I applied to over 40 companies, actively interviewed at 30, and gained a lot of interesting insights along the way. I plan to share some of those lessons in the coming weeks, and even the output from some of the take-home assignments I was given as part of the interview process. But for now, my main point is: You can do this. You can handle it. It’s a lot, but it’s not more than you can bear. You may need to approach it differently or consider an alternate path forward, but it’s never the less, something you can do. If you’d like to share your own experiences in the comments, I’m sure other folks who are in the midst of their own job search would find it helpful too. Also published here

My Six Month Job Search - The Lessons I Learned

**LONDON, United Kingdom, March 11th, 2024/Chainwire/--**Bitcoin has made history and cleared a new all-time high of $71K, the knock-on effect being a huge increase in the global crypto market cap that is now pushing toward the $2.7 trillion mark. Riding the current bitcoin wave, the , Bitcoin Dogs, is now 5 days away from closing on the 15th of March, with over $9.7M in funds raised since its recent debut on the 14th of February. first-ever presale on the Bitcoin network With experts suggesting evidence that , there is optimism surrounding the cryptocurrency market among investors. a bull run began in 2023 The Bitcoin ETF approval in January, the halving in April, talk of an ETH ETF approval later this year, and suspected Fed rate cuts are forming an optimal wave of bullishness — and the Bitcoin Dogs team hopes that a first-of-its-kind coin such as 0DOG is cleverly poised to ride this wave as 2024 progresses. 0DOG is available to buy on the . Bitcoin Dogs website BTC Sets the Scene for Bitcoin Dogs’ Launch 2024 is proving to be interesting, to say the least. The Bitcoin Dogs team attributes part of the project's success to its uncanny timing. The bull market began snowballing at the start of the year, fueled by January’s ETF approvals. The SEC passed 11 spot applications, causing large financial institutions such as Blackrock and Fidelity to begin accumulating BTC in unprecedented quantities — Blackrock’s fund has now surpassed $11.5 billion in total inflows. This was further compounded by other sources of institutional buy pressure beyond the ETFs, though. Michael Saylor’s MicroStrategy doubled down on its long-term BTC accumulation strategy, acquiring in new debt to make Bitcoin purchases last week. MicroStrategy now owns more BTC than any other public company, with a stash worth over $13 billion at current prices. $100 million Saylor recently met with Jeff Bezos, with commentators suspecting a Bitcoin purchase by the Amazon boss. Bezos recently sold , and rumors are circulating that the sale was made to fund a BTC acquisition. Bezos would join Saylor and Elon Musk in the club of BTC-backed billionaires if a purchase is confirmed. $8.5 billion of AMZN shares Finally, the Federal Reserve is expected to cut as the year goes on. Rate cuts mean that investors get worse returns on “risk-off” investments like bonds, causing many to look to “risk-on” assets like Bitcoin for greater gains. interest rates The availability of cheap credit typically leads to inflation as well, and Bitcoin is frequently bought as an inflation hedge. Both of these forces would likely stir demand for Bitcoin, as they did during the 2020 bull run. Ordinals: Bitcoin Dogs’ Second Wind The Bitcoin Dogs team suggests that the project's proximity to Bitcoin places it in an advantageous position to benefit from spillover gains associated with a historic BTC rally. However, they also highlight that there are additional factors within the Bitcoin ecosystem that could further increase the . spotlight on 0DOG The project utilizes two cutting-edge Bitcoin technologies: BRC-20 and Ordinals NFTs. The Ordinals protocol, which went live in 2023, allows NFTs and custom tokens to be issued and secured on the Bitcoin blockchain, much like on Ethereum or Solana. 0DOG is one such token and is the first BRC-20 to ever launch via an ICO. Buyers will be hoping that 0DOG follows in the footsteps of other , many of which have enjoyed considerable rallies. 1CAT, the token of the Bitcoin Cats project, saw a trading volume of over $50 million quickly after launch, and Ordinals tokens have seen double-digit gains during Bitcoin’s recent pump. BRC-20 tokens Thanks to Ordinals, Bitcoin NFTs are also becoming . Given this hype magnet, the team behind Bitcoin Dogs is optimistic that Bitcoin Dogs could very well become the next viral collection to dominate the market, especially considering the size of their community — the has over 100k followers before public listings. The team is optimistic this could further propel 0DOG to new heights. more popular than their Ethereum counterparts official X account There are less than 5 days left in the Bitcoin Dogs presale, with a final presale price of $0.0404, after this period the coin will go public. Given the current market trends and forthcoming developments, Bitcoin Dogs may be an interesting opportunity for those who will be closely following the latest Bitcoin developments. About Bitcoin Dogs Bitcoin Dogs is breaking new ground in the Bitcoin ecosystem. For the first time ever, NFTs, gaming, and new token types come together to offer the first ICO on the original Bitcoin blockchain. The truly permissionless immutability of Bitcoin is being harnessed to create the 0DOG token, while a play-to-earn (P2E) gaming experience and NFT collection are being developed exclusively for 0DOG holders. Users can find more information and how to purchase Bitcoin Dogs (0DOG) by visiting the . website Explore the " " Whitepaper Join the community and media platforms social Contact Bitcoin Dogs Team Bitcoin Dogs marketing@bitcoindogs.club This story was distributed as a release by Chainwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here.

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