jpereira

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by jpereira 11y ago
Well the address would be registered into the Slock.it system, so you have proof that a certain lock belongs to a certain address. In a way though your point still stands, a user could always claim that someone else put the listing up or so
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by jpereira 11y ago
To take your Slock.it example, isn't Ethereum still adding value to the interaction even if your trust is broken? You have a cryptographic proof with a timestamp that you transacted with the individual, who then failed to follow throug
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Play distributed RPS over an Ethereum smart contract(cryptorps.com)
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by jpereira 11y ago
Wouldn't more funding in public schools just eventually lead to more expensive private schools which leads to there being new standards set for education? We've seen this recently with a college degree becoming the new high school
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by jpereira 11y ago
The full paper with more detail on the model used to and its applications is at http://arxiv.org/abs/1509.04425
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An open source tool for planning sustainable public bike paths(geo8.webarch.net)
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How decentralization(and the blockchain) could change our education system(otlw.co)
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by jpereira 11y ago
They solution I can see to this would be moving away from the conveyer-belt institution-and-teacher centric model of education which makes it impossible to distribute the same educational opportunities to all, solely because the money will