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by spaceten 8y ago
Not to disagree with you, but in this specific case, might there be a use for blockchain to support AI, as its reliable "memory"? AI systems process data streams that by definition change as time passes, and previously-streamed da
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by spaceten 9y ago
Agreed, with one caveat: we should probably think of THIS year as 12018! The 10,000 Year Clock extends our perception of time further into the future. Adopting the Holocene Calendar, as proposed by the geologist Cesare Emiliani in 1993, wou
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by spaceten 9y ago
Looks like if you multiply [Total Coins] by 0.00000005 you get [5 million dollar equivalent], which, multiplied by [Market Price] gives you [5 million dollar equivalent in USD]. Seems to be that one advantage here is that, whereas Market Ca
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by spaceten 9y ago
Okay, I'm sorry for being overly critical. It was first thing in the morning where I am, must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed!
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by spaceten 9y ago
No, the original comment by <flexie> did not suggest "countries only from Western and Northern Europe". Therefore, your allegations of subtle discrimination are based on your own mistaken reading of the comment: > ...quit
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Vitalik Buterin Ethereum and Credit Cards(techcrunch.com)
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by spaceten 9y ago
The Briggs & Riley BRX Excursion, at $145, is slightly more than your stated budget, but I've had an older version for three years; it has been and still is excellent. On a daily basis I do not carry as many cables as you but when
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by spaceten 9y ago
I often find myself almost clicking a link to a Nautilus article because of a compelling headline, then I resist, because too many times the title is the best part of the article. Takeaway: whoever writes the headlines at Nautilus is VERY g