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by parkaboy 5y ago
Just blue-skying here, but you could have a process that allows the individual to revoke a previously used key pair and generate a new one associated with their biometrics whenever they want. The history of their online identity gets wiped
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by parkaboy 5y ago
I find the fundamentals and implications of Worldcoin to be a really neat idea, but moreso for the potential to have true online anonymity while simultaneously being a provable Verified Unique Real Human Being. The idea of just having a pub
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‘Near impossible’ plant-growing technique could revolutionise farming(newscientist.com)
3 points by parkaboy 5y ago|0 comments
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by parkaboy 5y ago
For the most part, I think it's mostly (but not all!) the same, where the hype and excitement is from a new generation of VCs and founders who didn't experience the VRML/second-life era. Of course, not only is the technology
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by parkaboy 5y ago
For anyone interested in getting their toes wet with deploying ML on small embedded devices, I cannot overstate how amazing Edge Impulse is ( https://edgeimpulse.com ).
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Feel the Future: A Sensory Hacking Contest(neosensory.com)
1 points by parkaboy 5y ago|0 comments
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by parkaboy 6y ago
Yikes. OK that seems like not a proper use of all this, then!! Seems like it would be more valuable to transact with just the artwork data signed by the artist's private key maybe with a bit of other metadata. But a URL??? Sounds like
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by parkaboy 6y ago
It shows how the art has changed hands and been transacted over time. That is an incredibly difficult thing to do in the physical world over hundreds or thousands of years. You are correct that at the very initial point of minting there sti
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by parkaboy 6y ago
You are correct that the NFT is valuable because the artist says it is (though ideally, artists should be digitally signing their works with their private key, which is a whole other thing). What the blockchain provides, however, which is i
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by parkaboy 6y ago
Edge Impulse - embedded (Tiny) ML GitHub-like platform. Just incredible. ( https://edgeimpulse.com ) OnlineTown - Well executed spatial chat with a playful videogame interface. I think they've been posted about on here before
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Hack your senses: a sensory augmentation contest by Neosensory and Edge Impulse(hackster.io)
1 points by parkaboy 6y ago|0 comments
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Comparison and tests of metal seed storage devices(jlopp.github.io)
2 points by parkaboy 6y ago|0 comments
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by parkaboy 6y ago
Their website is almost satirical levels of Silicon Valley hype.
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The hype, haplessness and hope of haptics in the Covid-19 era(techcrunch.com)
1 points by parkaboy 6y ago|0 comments
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by parkaboy 6y ago
Any sort of code review, basic testing on different systems/OSes, or clean-up (whether in code or documentation) is welcome. Some of the libraries for Satellite-tracking etc. are actually agnostic of requiring a wristband. The apps can
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by parkaboy 6y ago
Not "extremely well known," but our startup has released open source developer SDKs (currently Android and Arduino) and example apps for our consumer hardware device (haptic wristband). It's just been me and a colleague worki
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Hack your senses: a haptic wearable sensory augmentation contest(neosensory.com)
11 points by parkaboy 6y ago|0 comments
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Hack your senses: a haptic wearable sensory augmentation contest(neosensory.com)
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by parkaboy 6y ago
This 100%, and from the articles I've read on it, it doesn't look too difficult to implement. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provably_fair https://github.com/search?q=provably+fair
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Jon Stewart on how paying interns made The Daily Show better(youtube.com)
3 points by parkaboy 6y ago|1 comments
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by parkaboy 6y ago
Interesting idea -- what's the story behind it and who is the target demo? Is it for adults looking to kill some time here and there?
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by parkaboy 6y ago
Hey Lain, thanks for posting about us! CTO/co-founder here--OP is a good friend. Happy to answer questions. Also working to see if we can get my co-founder/CEO David Eagleman on here as well
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by parkaboy 7y ago
Purely personal opinion, but to me the now more immediate and pressing issue is how these platforms do very little to combat the spread of clear and obvious dis/mis information for either political or just completely idiotic purposes.
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by parkaboy 7y ago
I would have to assume OP is referencing the plethora of pre-COVID19 pieces relating to the issues of enabling disinformation spread and privacy.
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by parkaboy 7y ago
Were you referring to when I brought up Latent AI? If so, this is them: https://latentai.com/
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by parkaboy 7y ago
Pretty sure it's mainly platforms. https://hbr.org/2020/03/navigating-the-new-landscape-of-ai-p... I've personally been seeing several pop up for helping with training+deployment for edge-oriented applic
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Watch HN: Bellingcat's Documentary: Truth in a Post-Truth World(joop.bnnvara.nl)
3 points by parkaboy 7y ago|0 comments
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The MacGyver bias and attraction of homemade devices in healthcare(link.springer.com)
1 points by parkaboy 7y ago|0 comments
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How H-E-B planned for the pandemic(texasmonthly.com)
213 points by parkaboy 7y ago|171 comments
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by parkaboy 7y ago
Couple of things: - For products containing electronics: short of the electrical components themselves, there is a healthy amount of US electronics+mechanical manufacturing, but it's more geared for lower-volume higher-margin type stuf

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