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by dredds 6y ago
https://github.com/steven2358/awesome-blockchain-ai (works in progress, some more like app stores)
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by dredds 6y ago
This is why i had hopes for AI blockchains as the data and trained models or functional algorithms could be verifiably provable as increasing usability/productivity/efficiency etc. You could still say your device/robot didn&#
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by dredds 6y ago
I want to start a Tree-Planting Carbon-Capture Proof-of-Growth Eco-Coin. Who's with me??
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by dredds 6y ago
I was expecting they had solved some sort of Proof-of-Savings. The "without intermediaries based on exact consumption/savings data" sounds more like filling a ledger to resolve a smart contract. How exactly verification achie
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by dredds 6y ago
But that's the paradox. Who said an uncensorable IPFS will not become completely overloaded by corporate and government propaganda? How is it harder for them than individuals to create any narrative that suits their agenda? IPFS is not
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by dredds 6y ago
> "Censorship is restriction on others' flow of information." There was nothing stopping people emailing the manifesto to each other privately using any archive formats. That is different from having to provide a free soap
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by dredds 6y ago
You are conflating censorship with moderation (a.k.a self-censorship), particularly by stating that "there were no laws involved". eg. If you have kids in a school and someone makes innuendo to do significant major harm to that sc
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by dredds 6y ago
Small town winner news stories resonate more with a wider audience so will feature much more than big city winners. People can also work out who won in a small community as opposed to a large metropolis so higher chance of nabbing a story
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by dredds 6y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but aren't cryogenics and plasma temps at complete odds to function in near proximity?
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by dredds 6y ago
If only the "force" in Space Force referred to propulsion power rather than military domination. :(
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by dredds 6y ago
Obsolete on Arrival is what's implied i think. If deuterium–tritium fusion experiments start sometime after 2035 then it's potentially "ancient tech" given the accelerating tech timelines (singularity) which is exponenti
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by dredds 6y ago
> "If humans were moderating youtube it would be worse" That's quite an assumption that human moderation is worse than an algorithm. > "and the amount of people needed would be impractical." What is up-voting
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by dredds 6y ago
And the wallpaper ..actual wallpaper that we prolly all remember from childhood. >_<
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by dredds 6y ago
The buildup to the Iraq war (WMD) was sensationalist. Propaganda propagated by powerful corporations on the American people to instigate a fake excuse for war. If it's sensationalist to speak truth regards power of the US propaganda ma
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by dredds 6y ago
Promoting yourself on Github hasn't had much in the way of features thus far. The profile's Readme.md being a tiny step in that direction. Unsure if future steps will include "social-networky" stuff, as a way of enhancin
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by dredds 6y ago
I'm looking forward to their electric / hydrogen plane, correction, glider.
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by dredds 6y ago
It's also the age of NZ launching it's own satellites. Sadly this thread bumping up against the Nikola investigation seems to have tainted this thread with doubters. Growing up in NZ we are taught to have an inventive spirit even
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by dredds 6y ago
Given NZ's geography, a niche like providing remote pilot projects power until cable or renewables are constructed would make the tech worth pursuing. You could back out without sunken costs or environment damage if the pilot doesn&#x2
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by dredds 6y ago
Which i have always suspected was the real reason they killed off Google Wave in such a hurry, even thou we were told they found it useful for collaboration within Google.
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by dredds 6y ago
Bob was having yet another bad day, and everyone knows Bob drives like he owns the road, and is really just a ticking time bomb. Bob doesn't heed any of the caution his colleagues have, nor care. That clever rock had many of the bright
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by dredds 6y ago
Generally we drivers are very poor at judging acceptable risk, like iffy weather conditions where we will feel pressure to keep that annoying tail-gaiter from overtaking even thou they are driving as if the conditions were optimal. Why? Tim
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by dredds 6y ago
Rotten. It's going to go pear-shaped clearly.
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by dredds 6y ago
Watch "A Good American" (doco) and let me know if "the govt" (parts thereof) have citizen's best interests at heart. AI in the wrong hands (MIC) has been a warning in countless films. Competing with China's Mil
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by dredds 6y ago
100 days without community transmission today (Sunday) so there's talk of loosening restrictions for "essential skilled migrants". Hope your application goes well. [1] https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/pol
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by dredds 6y ago
We're letting in film crews, so this could be seen as a brain drain of Hollywood. James Cameron moved his family here from LA before Covid so that's more to do with Weta Digital and lifestyle etc.
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by dredds 6y ago
1 - "China vs America AI Race" by Eric “If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear” Schmidt. (note: all AI requires "spying", a-la Tesla Autopilot, smart-watches etc) 2 - Eric Schmidt's Pent
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by dredds 6y ago
Update: "..a personal assistant of a young tech entrepreneur ... was arrested early on Friday and is expected to be charged in the grisly killing." Lots of prior speculation, but this early arrest will be some small comfort to his
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by dredds 6y ago
In that scenario 10% per month would be a sufficient inducement and likely more believable given the volatility.
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by dredds 6y ago
Anyone can edit a screenshot.
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by dredds 6y ago
Some might consider it a feature if the glove box needs some known-only-to-the-owner quirk to open as basic security, at least prior to having voice/phone activation as an option. As i understood it, the valet mode is an early preparat

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