martin_vejmelka

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by martin_vejmelka 4y ago
PGP/GPG provides primitives for managing some sort of PKI but beyond that, I don't follow your argument. For the sake of concreteness, here's for example how an auction can run on the blockchain: At time T an asset A owned by
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by martin_vejmelka 4y ago
Blockchains provide computational integrity across geographic regions and jurisdictions requiring no trusted intermediary . You can run a computation and guarantee that others running that computation are using the same inputs and will g
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by martin_vejmelka 5y ago
Just pointing out that those are most likely just the days the files were saved. There could still be some unlucky souls that ran computations for several days/weeks that happened to terminate on those days (and store the results). Tho
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by martin_vejmelka 5y ago
https://flexa.network uses crypto in interesting ways for risk transfer and is practically no-fuss for merchants in the sense of complying with regulatory requirements. 1% fees flat.
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by martin_vejmelka 6y ago
Awesome tip, thanks for that!
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by martin_vejmelka 7y ago
The repo, where I'm adding them is here: https://github.com/vejmelkam/covid19-models I appreciate any additions on top of the (little) that's there. Especially anything not in English, which is harder to find
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Ask HN: I am trying to map efforts to model Covid-19 spread online. Got tips?
1 points by martin_vejmelka 7y ago|1 comments
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by martin_vejmelka 7y ago
> why don't you just host your papers on your website then - or, if you do, why don't you think it's enough? Most publishers prevented you from doing this as of a few years ago (I left academic research around that time).