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by madsbuch 4y ago
Of cause your wording represents an opinion. You say there is no room for improvement on current small scale institutions by using blockchain technologies. I will leave that opinion to you. It took several decades from the first steam eng
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Maybe, we will see. This is the beautiful thing about technology – time will tell, not opinions.
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There are probably no fundamental differences like there are no fundamental difference on transportion from a horse to a car. You just have the benefit when you can drive 130kmh for hours on well maintained road infrastructure instead of ri
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> There is nothing being produced of value from the assets. A guy like Warren Buffet can clearly appreciate value in the sense of institutions, after all he made his fortune largely in the insurance sector. We are still in the early stag
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> Think about trying to navigate an automated phone menu when your option isn’t available. I have reached the conclusion that this must be on purpose for many companies. Eg. when I call the airline about a refund, and none of the options
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Denmark: - Usually 3 year (a post graduate education expected, otherwise 5 years) - Considered a job, you are paid USD ~4k a month (depending on field)
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Maybe the public should take a stake in the company for their financing? This is the rational way to do it for all other investors.
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Proton mail has a great mission and I generally enjoy their solution. But it is one of the worst UXs I have ever paid for. The app rarely works and is slow. Clicking notifications results in an infinite loading screen resulting in you needi
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by madsbuch 4y ago
> What you’re saying is no different than claiming your outlet is an energy source. Correct. And when heating the house i can decide between the energy source of steam or energy source of electricity. It seems like a productive considera
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by madsbuch 4y ago
On the contrary I think treating DMs in an internal chat tool as blogging is quite harmful. As elaborated in another comment, I do trust my peers to point out errors in my assumptions.
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Two people pointed this out with this commentary. This is the exact point. I trust my colleagues in asking the right questions. Unless I shut them down with a wall of chatter. > X is hard to do in Elixir, any ideas? < We don't
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by madsbuch 4y ago
I have experience that suggests the contrary of his suggestions. Working in a remote culture, often we can spend too much time writing things out and in turn reading things that are irrelevant. I would propose a more progressive framework:
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Do you have a source for this price reduction after november?
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I think this is an insistence. But yes, most processes can be mapped out as state machines.
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If you scroll down a bit you get a option to download a nice epub for your reading pleasure. I definitely agree with the others that the tone and content of this comment is a net negative and should be avoided.
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by madsbuch 4y ago
I think this is spot on. However, I think the author is half right: Middle management is probably going to be replaces, but I don't think it is by AI, but by competitive incentive structures -- its algorithmic governance anyways.
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Commit to a browser persistent storage or skip it off to a server.
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Last time I checked, you could send an email from MS owned accounts to Google owned accounts. Something I missed?
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by madsbuch 4y ago
You are probably not going to get Stable Diffusion to spit out a picture of a car by feeding it pictures of horses. However, we should not neglect small incremental innovation that is created by combining previously known knowledge in new w
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Bittorrent has the same problem: files go stale and disappear from the network. On the other hand, bittorrent would probably benefit from a FileCoin like economy build on top of it.
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by madsbuch 4y ago
IPFS is a great case study in a system that has issues running entirely on voluntary basis. Now they try different "product models". One is paid pinning services - services that ensure the existence and availability of files in th
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Add these technologies to your toolbox. It is not easy to do "prompt engineering". Keep in mind that most generated material looks awful -- there is a huge selection bias going on. The outputted stuff needs to made production read
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by madsbuch 4y ago
> hope it doesn't lose 20% Use DAI or any other stable coin. It is a good point about integration. In all fairness, the merchent in said city could be convinced to accept block chain currencies -- but that's another discussion.
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by madsbuch 4y ago
There is not reason why your couldn't expose an endpoint that lets you marked completed a filtered query. You can implement arbitrary DSLs over REST / GraphQL. Philosofically, there is no difference though each have their own conn
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transparent algorithmic governance. I think it is easy to dismiss as a value proposition. In the end, the future will show, so we probably should not spend too much time speculating.
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by madsbuch 4y ago
This is an absurd idea. That would be a complete detriment to one of the greatest innovations in financing: Seperation of capital and responsibility. When you buy a stock you know you can not loose more than the stocks value, so you dare to
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by madsbuch 4y ago
Can you enlighten why this is the case? Especially for non-for-profits I don't think this should be a problem, as they can merely just save the money. On the contrary I see that quite some non-profits run on an endowment model, where t
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I love that this comment is a response to a pricing scheme where developers are forced into pricing brackets. Apple are effectively hindering developers selling their apps on a free market.
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yeah, and the farmer made sure the consumer was alive, hence they should also receive 30%.
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It is really interesting to talk about semantic lossy compression, which is probably what we get. Where recreating with traditional codices introduce syntactic noise, then this will introduce semantic noise. Imagine seeing a high res perfec

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