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by hashtones 5y ago
Great article! Especially the parts about jumping to self-righteous conclusion, instead of making a space of peace available to the person whose come to you with trouble (that you can often very likely solve with a little bit of attention a
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by hashtones 5y ago
Not to mention, it's not so much because we forget them, but by writing them down they can be later cued and synchronized to other ideas for fruitful promulgation.
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by hashtones 5y ago
One interesting fact that you may not know is that the often assumed symbolic notation of algebra (and the rest of mathematics) is fairly recent: that is, the likes of Euler and Fermat were known to write out the entirety of the mathematica
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by hashtones 5y ago
Too bad page rank became the bastard child of SEO bots instead of the novel, mathematically innovative tool it was.
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by hashtones 5y ago
When We Cease to Understand the World by Benjamín Labatut, translated from the Spanish by Adrian Nathan West https://www.nyrb.com/products/when-we-cease-to-understand-th...
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by hashtones 5y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2012/11/12/mits-media-lab-releases-ex...
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by hashtones 5y ago
In case anyone missed this point too, blockchain technology enables the notion of robotic singularity. Not saying that's what it is, but when your robot (or car) is connected to an immutable ledger, it has access to everything every ot
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by hashtones 5y ago
Author needs to DIY research and see that web3 is more than just btc and eth. I remember first programming for Android 2.3 back in the day, and the bubble of the late 90s. Now everyone and their kid has a smart phone (yes I know 1/3 of
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by hashtones 5y ago
If you want to jump to the cutting edge of Web 3.0 options, you might consider Dfinity and their reification of smart contract use value in the form of canisters: you can deploy your static or dynamic React (or even React Native) project &q