The Giant Asterisk on Election Betting (www.theatlantic.com)
from aidan@lemmy.world to technology@lemmy.world on 01 Nov 01:09
https://lemmy.world/post/21497440

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Hobbes_Dent@lemmy.world on 01 Nov 01:18 next collapse

Nothing in front of the blueballswall answers the headline at all.

Save yourself the click.

aidan@lemmy.world on 01 Nov 01:21 next collapse

What? I didn’t get a paywall so I assumed there wasn’t one sorry

Hobbes_Dent@lemmy.world on 01 Nov 01:25 next collapse

All good! I don’t blame posters, I blame the media for hanging onto the model.

stellargmite@lemmy.world on 01 Nov 04:38 collapse

Yeh it’s a sign-in for a free trial wall. Alternatively

aidan@lemmy.world on 01 Nov 06:59 collapse

Weird, I didn’t even get that, but thanks for the archive link

Contort3860@links.hackliberty.org on 01 Nov 07:59 next collapse

Try Firefox or Mull on android with uBlock origin set to medium mode. Most of the popups and paywalls never show for me.

Do keep in mind this can break some sites and need you to change settings for those sites.

conciselyverbose@sh.itjust.works on 01 Nov 09:18 collapse

Especially on Polymarket, such a scenario could get weird fast. Polymarket runs on the blockchain—bets are made with cryptocurrency, and official decisions about who wins are made by the holders of a crypto token called UMA. If there is a disagreement over what occurred, UMA token-holders can vote to determine the official outcome.

But ignoring that, the basic premise is that they’re not prepared for Trump’s openly telegraphed promise to try to fraudulently claim he won no matter what and that they likely intend to use the idiocy of these shitty toys as evidence in support of their attempted coup.

TheGrandNagus@lemmy.world on 01 Nov 10:23 collapse

This article is US politics/betting news, not technology news.

Why is it posted here? This is not a US politics community.

aidan@lemmy.world on 01 Nov 13:30 collapse

I posted it because of the crypto connection, also posted it in c/news