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hndamien
9y ago
And we went to the moon literally 56 years after that (the years of development).
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hndamien
9y ago
Not 0 due to the cost of printing, but 4.2 trillion Marks to $1 USD in Weimar Germany 1923 is pretty close. Given that they aren’t in circulation now, I think we can assume at least some period of 0.
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hndamien
9y ago
I went from a two door Hyundai Getz to a Tesla because I wanted an electric car. Not to signal anything. I also couldn't wait for the Model 3 to come to Australia due to a growing family and a 4 door requirement.
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hndamien
9y ago
It has happened to me twice with significant consequences since 2011. I'm just a regular Joe.
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hndamien
9y ago
Zero! That is extremely wishful thinking. Even as a historical artefact Bitcoin will never go to $0. Hell, Bitconnect is still trading at $0.69 with $13,000 volume today. I really hope this is wash trading.
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hndamien
9y ago
The is also the issue of dock balancing. You have x number of spaces on a dock. If traffic flows mostly one way during the day and the other way during the night then you get network weightings that are lopsided, so there is not enough dock
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hndamien
9y ago
Early adopters think it is sound money.
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hndamien
9y ago
“Game” is not misogynistic. If you think that then I don’t think you quite understand it. It is about a reduction in ego via self acceptance. Self confidence and self worth through emotional intelligence. Basically if you understand the tea
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hndamien
9y ago
Logistics and proving provenance. Proof of location.
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9y ago
Prediction Markets
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hndamien
9y ago
The transaction fees are the cost of the transaction, not the value created.
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hndamien
9y ago
Autopilot is only $10,000, but you are still supposed to be attentive.
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hndamien
9y ago
It is important to distinguish that in the Uber case it was a fully self driving car that had a safety supervisor killing a pedestrian. The responsibility for the fatality was overwhelmingly Ubers. A small responsibility falls on the pedes
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hndamien
9y ago
Digital rights are real words things though. Other forms of rights that are not currently digital could be made digital too.
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hndamien
9y ago
Bitcoin creates the same value as VISA, Paypal and Banbks as a means of transferring money. If transferring money without these middle men is as valuable as a beanie baby, then please explain the similar utility created? It is also a fantas
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hndamien
9y ago
What does it have to do with automation...? Quite a lot.
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hndamien
9y ago
It is an energy company.
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hndamien
9y ago
All you know is that it was an electric car. It definitely wasn't self-driving, and it may have have autopilot enabled.
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hndamien
9y ago
The filter side AI, aided and abetted by human users, will effectively act as a GAN for the attacking AI. The consequences of such a relationship will be troubling to say the least. I guess we need to start building the immune systems to ou
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hndamien
9y ago
Anxiety and fear make us retreat to safety. This means we do what we can to reduce risk. Less risk = less reward. There is the "luck".
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hndamien
9y ago
This is what they call "Game" and it too is learnable. Being relaxed is a big part of it.
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hndamien
9y ago
I find Yoism to be the missing link here.
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hndamien
9y ago
Find another way to make money, tighten up on data. Here's an idea - give everybody crypto wallets and become a banking platform for the unbanked. Yes Zuck, I'm happy to come and help with this plan. If you are still bitter about
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hndamien
9y ago
Craig Venter has not created life from non-life. He has synthesised code that can reproduce and grow into a synthetic life form once implanted into an already living cell. So no, not life from non-life.
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hndamien
9y ago
I think the standards are different in this case. While the pedestrian definitely should not have been where they were, and if this were an incident with a human driver, you would probably say the driver was not at fault, I think this is sl
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hndamien
9y ago
I agree, but I would expect that the real human visibility is greater than what the car camera is capturing here. It's a bit like trying to film with your iPhone at night - you can definitely see much more than what your camera sees.
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hndamien
9y ago
This was really an opportunity for an autonomous car to shine. I actually expect that a Tesla collision detection system would have picked this up and braked (although I'm not 100% how it works on humans vs cars).
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hndamien
9y ago
Next step is you put the system on a test track where you throw a wide variety of cases at it.
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hndamien
9y ago
I don't see why this lesson could not be learned on a test track or simulator.
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hndamien
9y ago
Derived from pedant I believe. noun a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.
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