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th-ai
6y ago
Haber-Bosch may be disrupting billions year old nitrogen cycle, which would qualify as 'hinge' for earth history. https://www.resilience.org/stories/2019-04-29/nitrogen-crisi...
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7y ago
Chloroquine may explain why South Korea has low CFR https://youtu.be/U7F1cnWup9M?t=891
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th-ai
7y ago
http://tiny.cc/ggmm loads gmail fast
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7y ago
3) Ocean Afforestation via macro-algae forests covering 9% of the world’s ocean surface can produce sufficient biomethane to replace all of today’s needs in fossil fuel energy, while removing 53 billion tons of CO2 per year from the atmosph
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7y ago
pm if u wanna see alt tool to navigate text, sync syllables, also able to output plaintext (turn captions ON) thx https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc70jtgkZjA&list=PLVXb5NHhY9...
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th-ai
8y ago
I will be studying all day, thank you =) http://thedemoat50.org < anyone else going?
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8y ago
hi i'm working some w/ Christos in fort collins, finding way for NDN in consumer product, email me please! :)
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8y ago
Van Jacobson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_data_networking
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8y ago
If Kryder's Law holds, then by 2030 local hard drives will store petabytes (4x library of congress or 500 mp4 years). 32 terabyte thumb drives will cost $10. Routes around ISP's will be plentiful. How can copyright survive?
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8y ago
Is Kryder's Law also dead? (2x memory every 13 months) If not, we could plan for petabyte local memory by 2030 and exabytes 2040s.
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9y ago
> Bitcoin mining will consume all the world’s electricity by February 2020 TFA infers by Feb 2021 PoW will double total human electricity use. 38 months from now. By early 2024, we can burn 1,000x more. In 9 years we can burn 1,000,000 m
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9y ago
If PoW energy use grows 10x year over year, in 9 years by 2026 PoW will burn a billion times more energy than today. More than all countries combined, right? By what year will PoW double global electricity use?
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9y ago
Save all the most meaningful data local. Route interest packets to communicate messages. Like the Endless Computer. Transport data over anything that moves. Checksum validate signed data. Trust. Named Data Networking.
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9y ago
Is cjdns more of same address-centric hosting? If y, would not NDN content-addressing be the more smarter internet fix? http://youtu.be/opKJsVTcofg#t=164 Ask the network for what you want. Not say 'who' you wanna
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9y ago
IF 'SanDisk made a 4 GB microSD card on July 2006, at first costing $99 (USD)' [1] and in 2017 'SanDisk crams 400GB into a microSD card' (costing $250 USD) THEN In 2028, maybe a 40TB microSD might cost $300? (@10 years o
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9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cidade_Limpa (Portuguese for clean city law) is a law of the city of São Paulo, Brazil promulgated in 2006 that prohibits advertising such as that of outdoor posters. 15,000 billboards wer
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10y ago
https://www.newlight.com/company claims to produce plastic from CO2 for less cost than from oil https://youtu.be/GlPyDLGKYSQ?t=1m15s
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10y ago
If Named Data then no need to trust the server, because trust the data. The data is signed. Signed data is trusted and doesn't care what path it takes to go where it's wanted. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nam
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10y ago
Any bashing on Named Data Networking? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_data_networking Rather than the system getting less reliable exponentially as it scales up, it gets more reliable exponentially as it scales up.
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10y ago
0) fix the name: 'distributed' more then just 'decentralized' 1) fix the security: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Named_data_networking 2) pay by sidechain: https://bitcoinmagazine.com
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11y ago
anyone know of an open TTS speech synthesis engine that provides delay (duration) timings per word spoken? thanks
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11y ago
For talking heads speaking clearly in English, YouTube speech recognition is improving noticably.
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11y ago
Youtube speech recognition is getting quite good, at least for talking heads in English. Are there additional top tier API's other than the IBM?
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11y ago
great link thanks! it's like the McGurk Effect https://youtu.be/G-lN8vWm3m0 , and why I time Vocal Text to appear just before you hear it https://youtu.be/b-jrV7LyN7E
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11y ago
Anyone else try drag/drop BPG? Didn't work for me. GIF thrives despite flaws because works everywhere, easy to use, remix, and above all: easy to share.
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11y ago
Spelling English is a pain. Can modern text reduce this pain? How can you see the sound in text? Written and spoken English can sync CAPS in sylLABles while vocaliIZED. http://th.ai youtube CCaptions=ON, text=monospace, see syll
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11y ago
Dee Hock wanted to extend ownership, defined as 'nontransferable right of participation', to merchants and cardholders, but that was too much for the mental models in 1970, and even challenges our mental models today: VISA's
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11y ago
BETA: let page load, then click image once or twice for audio sync; safari/ipad might not sync; smart phones tend to sync perfectly. problem: GIF is dumb, no audio/vocal sync; click normal GIF, nothing happens; is GIF stuck with e
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Show HN: GGIF audio sync GIF
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11y ago
Myth: Facebook is always listening using your microphone. Fact: Nope, if you choose to turn this feature on, it will only use your microphone (for 15 seconds) when you're actually writing a status update to try and match music and TV.
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