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by arbol 5y ago
This brain map was constructed from fMRI scans of participants listening to fictional podcasts called "The Moth". The fact these words are all grouped together suggests a high level of `arousal` which may be related to an emotive
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by arbol 5y ago
A few weeks doesn't seem like a long enough test period, as they've mentioned. Psilocybin creates new neural pathways in your brain. It would have been interesting too see if those pathways were better maintained in the active gro
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by arbol 5y ago
Looks good though
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by arbol 5y ago
In brave browser on Android I can't see any blue tiles to drag up / keyboard doesn't open. Not sure what the functionality is meant to be.
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by arbol 5y ago
It would be possible to derive who the million dollar purchasers of bored apes are. Crypto has fiat on-ramps that are mostly controlled these days. And if the crypto changed hands in the meantime then it would be clear where it originated.
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by arbol 5y ago
This can easily be solved with multi Sig wallets
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by arbol 5y ago
Data is still controlled by code and is just as easily affected by bugs.
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by arbol 5y ago
So you hold a lot of SOL then ? ;)
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by arbol 5y ago
That would overly favour high reputation accounts
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by arbol 5y ago
This is way harder than wordle
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by arbol 5y ago
Surely development of the full fat clients will lead to the required innovations to provide light, mobile clients for blockchains that are properly distributed. I agree there are many scams but we really are in more of a research period wit
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by arbol 5y ago
You could say that this new form of centralisation has the potential to allow governance systems that breakaway from, modify or usurp nation States. All of it being economically incentivised. This is pretty interesting IMO.
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by arbol 5y ago
Some people like clicking on Google shopping links etc.
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by arbol 5y ago
https://blog.cloudflare.com/what-is-web3/
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by arbol 5y ago
But this is NP hard for humans as well so what's your point?
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by arbol 5y ago
... happy path... Having come back to JS recently after years away I feel that typescript should be the recommended way of interacting with JS. It makes it much easier to write code with reduced bugs.
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by arbol 5y ago
Ehhhh the extreme concentration of wealth in the minority? That said, it should be forbidden to emit this volume of emissions for the sake of so few people.
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by arbol 5y ago
> If nothing can really stop people anyway, then what's the point of all this? Barriers to entry. Different services will require different levels of security. This might be enough for a simple poll app.
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by arbol 5y ago
You can use ublock origin with brave in conjunction with shields. It would've made sense to partner though
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by arbol 5y ago
Yeah I realised after that humans would (hopefully) vet the match!
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by arbol 5y ago
Does this mean that AI facial recognition evidence is inadmissable in court?
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by arbol 5y ago
I don't know the link but it probably used features from a field called stylometry. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stylometry It's been used to discover the author of disputed novels from the past.
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by arbol 5y ago
Can Wall Street Bets maintain their edge with hedge funds monitoring them? Will they need to move into private forums?
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by arbol 5y ago
In the future I would expect Intermediaries will be smart contracts that lend your crypto on your behalf. Distributed reputational systems take care of the trust aspect. This could cost less than existing traditional lending systems.
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by arbol 5y ago
This is essentially what the dating app bumble does. It only allows women to match with men, not the other way around, ending the spam.
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by arbol 5y ago
I remember agreeing with most of this post when I first read it but I don't think we'll see a continuing dumbing down of code. Blockchain, whatever your view on it, is forcing a lot of developers to write low level code with an un
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by arbol 5y ago
You create a decentralised service that crypto companies need, and then add a native token for governance. Governance token ends up having value (more than it should in a lot of cases) and the developers profit. For example, people initiall
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by arbol 5y ago
I've spent a lot of time thinking about quitting and have had 6 jobs in 14 years. The first 1-2 years of employment is usually fairly interesting and then you hit a rut in which you're no longer learning, IMO.
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by arbol 5y ago
Did you try spacy's most similar method? It's written in cython so is presumably quite fast as well. Thanks for the rust implementation though, I will most likely use this.
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by arbol 5y ago
The whole idea of a monarchy is ridiculous in this day and age. Good on them.

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