NotUsingLinux

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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
I think not. The cognitive scientists are eager to point out that that people who are members of religious/spiritual groups are doing actually better in many indicators of a “good life”.
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
Today’s (normal)money system is complex and still many of it is not transparent to the public. Ethereum is trying to build something with more transparency but also tries to create a space in which people can experiment with funding. ( see
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
Blub paradox
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
Web3 tries to do that. https://web3.foundation/about/
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
Thank you for sharing! Great interview and perspectives
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
Is anyone reminded by this as kind of a smalltalk image? I mean an environment that is self contained and can be modified? I wished the authors would think of aspects like that: how to modify the system without restarting it or needing sepa
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
Ha they even have zettekasten material in their demo Video. Although the tool nothing looks not much helping with it nor mentioning it in the text...
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
It depends on what you are looking for. Your thinking works at least in a different way. You remember things by finding things that connect to the thing your looking for... One could say their "Link map" enables such a thing but i
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
I guess this is not the place to discuss about how to change all of computing and how it should be done better and that Linux is a distraction? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmsIZUuBoQs
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by NotUsingLinux 6y ago
I call this phenomenon: the meaning crisis and yes we should do something about it : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=54l8_ewcOlY
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by NotUsingLinux 7y ago
Too bad the author doesn't yet seemsto have found https://www.unisonweb.org/ it really covers some of his points.
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by NotUsingLinux 7y ago
this is way to simplistic. "Blockchain" as "AI" or other sufficiently popular concepts are mere projects spaces of peoples hopes and fears. A question now may be: can this "Blockchain" Idea give rise to technol
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by NotUsingLinux 7y ago
A couple of things here: I do not think that there is a “right” set of resources. There may be a set of “right” resources for you personally but to explore or discover these you would have to explore your motivation and your personality fu
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by NotUsingLinux 7y ago
The article as the comments here read very strange. Like a place where there is no place for people. There can be space (real physical as well as a culture) for people, lets give team human a try. Please let's not be working drones tha
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by NotUsingLinux 7y ago
Regarding where to get the machine learning data: Check out ocean protocol https://oceanprotocol.com/
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by NotUsingLinux 8y ago
Of course it’s good to „get by“ and live a life without „hassle“. But I think it’s becoming more and more clear that this is just not the case. Most part of what we call civilisation, such as industry, sich as the IT industry is simply not
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by NotUsingLinux 8y ago
What about thinking impossible thoughts? https://gist.github.com/AndreasS2501/2dc6c5813f5fd8abc79aad4... Philosophy is pretty cool?
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by NotUsingLinux 8y ago
"Typically" when people are referring to their own education and maybe to the of people living close to them ...
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
Imagine a Context where you could invest in space companies using crypto tokens and then users or other entities with technical expertise could vote on product development ... I do really hope we see something like it in the next 5-10 years
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
No kidding! Sadly it seems they don't plan this far ahead...so much potential: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmLWxptFFYc&feature=share
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
It's interesting to see your thoughts on UBI, how you connect it necessarily to the state. I think this doesn't have to be the case: https://joincircles.net I am also very much in favor of distributed, self reliant com
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
Like any other country Germany is deeply fragmented into its evolving directions. I'm from Germany and I'd love to get out of coal sooner. But for historical-political reasons seems we won't... We also have many bureaucracy a
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
Ethereum sharding? https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/Sharding-FAQ
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
Easy to answer: human nature / society/ economy
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
Thank you for sharing this!
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
Hi Josh, You raise some interesting points in your article. I wonder how to comment or discuss this the most efficient way (here or elsewhere?) Some questions: Have you looked at haiku? What you describe as modules, I think Alan Kay calls &
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
The point is I guess humans can only do so much, and the question now with a DAO is: Can we create Code/Algorithm than can align more people, "better" than a human manager could do? Even if code only allows for "better&q
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
Most comments here are quite pessimistic. Matrix.org is a start. On a much much broader scale the Web 3.0 will be build on Blockchains, the so called Fat protocols will surpass the Web 2.0 or eventually merge. https://www.usv.com
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
So let's try this. Basically you are not "wrong" it's just about Belief and fiction. Have you read the "sapiens" book? There is a good narrative in that book in that: religion, money and legal institutions are
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by NotUsingLinux 9y ago
Ethereum and Dapps build on top, like uport will fix many of the FB problems.

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