Deion's going to be so pissed if his son doesn't go top 3.

Can't imagine the Jets taking Milroe that early (I'd rather they fix their other problems and get a band-aid QB this year, or trade up), but honestly, he's got a lot of upside.

True, though I also expect that we'll see enough reporting at non-Coindesk sites to cover things.

Yeah, it would certainly be fascinating, at the very least. It might even lead to a world where Trump Steaks are a product again.

The Trump circular economy.

(Also, Coindesk wants my email to keep reading articles? Can't imagine using them enough to even give them a throwaway.)

I figure it's got to have some use in the logistics field, although I'm also guessing most of what's needed is known (square/rectangular containers). Beyond that, as with so many thing that seem cool/interesting, I'm not sure there's anything else there, but since I'm not a scientist, I can just still enjoy it. :-)

Great piece -- both the FT one and your snarkier take on it. I hate these programs so much.

I like Paul Simon.

Ha! Pretty sure that particular prediction will end up in his eulogy someday.

Great piece, and sadly a too-common story of tech failures. "Growth" is as much a threat as anything to niche tech companies.

That's a great point about the priesthood and btc, and one that I admit always (subconsciously, at least) lives at the back of my mind, though I hadn't contextualized it like this.

WRT to priesthoods and special cases, I think of the saying in medicine that "when you hear hoofbeats, you think horses and not zebras." It's valid and right more often, but if you've got a zebra of a health condition, that's when things go awry, both for your health and often your relationship with the priesthood.

Oh, I think some of them are very low quality, even if they're well-written. There are a lot of folks in the comments there who are basically trying to become the Next Astral Codex, and write long essays that say little or nothing.

I find that he'll mix highbrow and accessible stuff (this one felt more accessible than his statistical deep dives), but as with most non-SN places, I definitely don't bother with the comments.

I do tend to hate Rsync's style of linkposting. I'm a believer in adding value to links, if only because the headline alone may not be enough (or may be deceptive), and things I share are still a part of my identity (this predates SN -- this has been my approach in Google Reader, in emails to friends, in chat, etc).

That said, I still clicked some links he posted (because they were often useful), and there's also something to be said for just having a decent amount of content here. And bitcoin news -- unlike, say, a cool science or sports story I want to share -- it stuff much more within the general area-of-interest for most folks here. If there were a good single-source publication/feed, I suppose an @HN-style bot might be a way to offer that, but I'm not sure there's anything like that (other than SN itself, and that would be recursive).

ESPN has a big piece on how pissed Snyder is at the Commies doing well under new ownership, and man would I love to see Johnson (who's been nearly as bad an owner) sell the Jets and experience the same thing.

Doc: Have you been getting enough exercise?

@grayruby: No, there was a defensive battle last weekend!