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by dandanua 4y ago
In the hypercore protocol participants control only their own data. So, no write conflicts. But they need to verify parts of data of other participants. The blockchain (specifically, the Merkle tree) helps with that. An alternative solution
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by dandanua 4y ago
That's an excellent flowchart. BTW, there is a real example of meaningful blockchain use for auditing single source data (the "caveat" in the flowchart). It's the hypercore protocol https://hypercore-protocol.
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> all the resources got stolen along the way and transferred to the West
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What is the motive? Making Europe enemies instead of allies? Great strategy, though I'm sure Trump would like it.
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I wouldn't bet on cruelty, but it's definitely a typical class war, owners/managers vs workers. Nothing new here.
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The free world should look very closely at this incident in its pursuit of general AI development. Suppose some company has developed a super powerful AI system, which became crucial for a lot of public services, like healthcare, city plann
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It's exactly what they want. They think that NATO won't attack Russian territory because of nukes. But direct NATO participation in Ukraine will be a victory for Putin's fascists regime in Russia. They will be screaming &quot
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For the navigation of recent history there is the Tab Session Manager extension.
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They are definitely smarter in the ability of gaining power over other people.
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It can't be a trap with the current intelligence capabilities. It's just an informational warfare, psychological games. They say it loud to keep attention to them, not to Ukrainian officials. They say it to appear as those who con
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Musk recently posted his "solution" to the war with stamps of russian propaganda (e.g. mentioning "Khrushchev's mistake" and nuclear war threats). Now he urges everyone to vote for republicans, who publicly against
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by dandanua 4y ago
https://twitter.com/wallstmemes/status/1586409344395976704 People who lie the most will "fact check" their opponents.
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Right, the matrix product rule comes from our choice of the representation of a linear operator (it's what you call a functor). But we are free to choose this functor. I didn't want to complicate things in a comment, the reference
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by dandanua 4y ago
Matrix multiplication corresponds to the composition of related linear operators. So, it goes down to the representation of a linear operator by a matrix. But we have freedom here. For example, we could choose to represent a linear operator
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Well, from the historical point of view I think you're right. But in an abstract sense, matrix is a presentation of a linear operator in a specific basis. If we choose to write it as a transposed matrix, for example, then the matrix pr
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by dandanua 4y ago
It's common in mathematics to consider vectors as column vectors because the action of some linear operator represented by matrix A on a vector v is just the matrix product A*v . Mathematical conventions are really dependent on ea
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by dandanua 4y ago
You can use multiple usernames. As for privacy, services can require additional info from your key (WebAuthn shows an additional confirmation button). This info includes the manufacturer and probably some other info (not sure about that). O
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by dandanua 4y ago
> We should accept this not fight a world war You're proposing to let fascists regimes rule the world. Why we even fought WWII? We could just accept the border configuration proposed by Hitler.
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> I really doubt any nato response would happen So, you propose normalization of nuclear strikes usage by invading countries? Which are committing genocide, war crimes, terror. Yet losing a conventional war because of their utter stupidi
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What's your response to a country that invades you and threatens nuclear strikes?
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Many "successful" humans don't know a lot of math or physics either. It seems you only need to know how to subtract and divide.
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The reverse Polish notation (postfix) is the most natural notation if you want just to compute things, IMO. But if you want to grasp what is going on without computation - other notations can be better for readability.
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by dandanua 4y ago
> Now bring in the downvotes because ... Cheap tactics. People will downvote you because you're saying lies and non-sense. 1. It's Russia started the genocidal war and it's Russia uses nuclear blackmail. 2. Ukrainian presi
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by dandanua 4y ago
Giving up to the nuclear blackmail of genocidal terrorists may lower a nuclear threat in the immediate future, but raises the nuclear threat 1000 times more in the distant future. Though, it seems it's completely OK for people who live
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"What doesn't kill us makes us stronger!" — F. Nietzsche "Or disabled" — reality
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Magnus is not just a chess player anymore. He is a chess tycoon, an owner of the significant portion of chess business. Power corrupts people.
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Here is Niemann's statement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJZuT-_kij0&t=921s In my opinion, it's more probable that Magnus is not just a chess player anymore. He is a chess tycoon that has a huge stake in ch
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by dandanua 4y ago
1. Cheating in online chess as a teen is a factor, but not that strong. Also, the details of cheating are still private, so we can't rely on that. BTW, chess.com belongs to Magnus, partially. 2. It's normal for teens to have jumps
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Chess became a joke today. People decide if you cheat or not just based on your moves and results. It's nonsense. It's like deciding if an athlete is cheating or not without doping tests - solely based on the "distribution&qu
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It's not bizarre. It's one of the many factors that has led to the genocide of Ukrainians. Little things matter too. Surely, the main factor is that Russians disrespect everyone else too, including their own less lucky compatriots

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