hypnotortoise

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by hypnotortoise 4y ago
You should probably listen to this: https://freakonomics.com/podcast/is-google-getting-worse/
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by hypnotortoise 4y ago
Contracts are agreements between legal entities, human and non-human. "Smart" contracts in it's current form allows for automatic execution between parties, where one or both parties can be another SC. I would put them im the
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by hypnotortoise 4y ago
You forgot the most important one for the future https://radicle.xyz/
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by hypnotortoise 5y ago
If an offender removes key elements from your observation (or in the example adding a branch beside the scientists car) you will not even consider to form a new hypothesis? That's quite convenient for those kids.
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by hypnotortoise 5y ago
> the current bitcoin energy use is easily comparable or greater than the energy use of the people, buildings etc of the global finance industry But energy consumption behavior of all people who are deployed in the global finance industr
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by hypnotortoise 6y ago
Hopefully the next time Swiss people will have a chance to vote for an electronic ID (legislative process takes time, so thinking in timeframe of 3-5y), the solution will contain some parts of a self-sovereign identity / DID [1] with t
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by hypnotortoise 6y ago
Though they are sunsetting their platform, there were a bunch of high quality newsrooms on Civil which can be supported via donations. I recommend checking out https://readsludge.com/ & https://popula.com&#x2
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by hypnotortoise 8y ago
Another example of Google not even trying to give the account holder an option to pause tracking is the purchase/order-linking feature for purchases history. They scan the users Gmail account for orders/receipts and quietly storin
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by hypnotortoise 10y ago
It's Finland, not Iceland.
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by hypnotortoise 10y ago
It would be interesting to see the main building blocks of Atlas and if any of it have relations or takes inspirations from Blockchain Tech (e.g. Ether-based http://otonomos.com/ ).
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by hypnotortoise 10y ago
I'd argue Brexit was a neutral coinage, same with Bremain. Those terms dominate the press because of its simplicity but have a weighting effect on its readers and are naturally directing discussion into one side of the debate.