mitchus

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   by mitchus 3y ago

   Good points, they are more similar than I had perceived. The fundamental objective in Bitcoin is the decentralized construction of an immutable ledger (through consensus attained by proof-of-work). It basically is a persistence layer. Whe
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   by mitchus 3y ago

   In what ways is the architecture similar? As far as I can tell, the only similarity to Bitcoin is that it is a "permissionless" protocol. Any relay can participate in Nostr, just like any node can participate in Bitcoin.
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   by mitchus 7y ago

   Interesting that the two data sources used concern housing and consumer credit, not employment.
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   by mitchus 7y ago

   It is a quite scary concept, effectively a kind of instrumentalization of the filter bubble.
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   by mitchus 7y ago

   Is this a use case for blockchain, or only in theory?
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   by mitchus 7y ago

   He certainly has the trademark for "I".
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   by mitchus 7y ago

   If you're interested in a lengthier intro to the Riemann Hypothesis, I highly recommend the book "The Millenium Problems" by Keith Devlin.
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   by mitchus 8y ago

   I presume that the "open courses" that you are consuming online are produced by the western university system?
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   World Scientists’ Warning to Humanity: A Second Notice(academic.oup.com)

   1 points by mitchus 9y ago|0 comments