jackrobison

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by jackrobison 8y ago
>Right, so nothing stops you from altering the search results at will, which is the most critical part of the system in my opinion. You don't use the search server to perform resolution of claims, the search engine gives names that
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by jackrobison 8y ago
>Okay, so for a use case like The Pirate Bay, which is a popular database of magnet links and related metadata (Description, who added to the database, when added, etc). Users search this data in various ways. The problem with this searc
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by jackrobison 8y ago
The metadata stored in the blockchain contains a hash to the header blob of data for the stream. Peers for this header and later data blobs are found on the lbry DHT. Once peers are found the blobs are downloaded over a tcp based protocol.
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by jackrobison 11y ago
You should check out the forums on wrongplanet.net
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by jackrobison 11y ago
>What brain region did they stimulate? During the experiment the sequence of regions was switched up between us, I'm not sure we even all had the exact same set of regions tested. They tested many regions, from the frontal cortex to
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by jackrobison 11y ago
For me, the strongest effect was after one particular region (they tested many), in this TMS study they were targeting 1cm^3 of the brain at a time. The effect that was most pronounced for me was a greatly enhanced sense of sound after one
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by jackrobison 11y ago
My fathers newest book - Switched On - is all about TMS and his experience. The research is being led by Alvero Pascual-Leone at Harvard medical, he's got a lot of material published. How it pertains to autism is very new, I'm not
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by jackrobison 11y ago
I didn't know HN was interested in the subject, very neat! I'll keep up on this thread, and if anyone wants to ask me a question via email you can reach me at jack@lbry.io