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NanoCorp – autonomous companies run by AI(nanocorp.so)
2 points by kandu 5mo ago|0 comments
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by kandu 2y ago
In the EU, eIDAS allows companies to use government-issued identification: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/eidas-regu...
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by kandu 3y ago
Non-paywalled version: https://archive.is/ZtfNh
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by kandu 3y ago
Also: training neural networks by turning connections on and off, or by just flipping the sign of the weights: https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.16627
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by kandu 3y ago
> If you want to lose weight and you plan to also exercise, going low carb will hamstring you. The difference between running in the morning fasted and running after eating a single banana is the difference between feeling like you are b
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by kandu 4y ago
In principle, the advertisers could buy Google shares and influence the company's policy towards an equilibrium that is more favourable to advertisers. If a natural monopoly is a public company, the entities that depend on this company
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How to upgrade democracy for the Internet era(ted.com)
3 points by kandu 12y ago|0 comments
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Major Study Finds The US Is An Oligarchy(businessinsider.com)
3 points by kandu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kandu 12y ago
Isn't Vimeo On Demand ( https://vimeo.com/ondemand ) the indie film equivalent of Bandcamp?
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by kandu 13y ago
This is typical for many developing countries. I still wonder why, while we have Facebook, Twitter, Kickstarter and so on, we do not have successful online systems that would allow societies to organize and fight corruption and kleptocracy
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by kandu 13y ago
It is mind blowing to me that in a world where the internet makes it so easy to aggregate democratically the wishes of the masses, corrupt politicians that neglect the people they represent still thrive. If everybody would spent 10% of the
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by kandu 14y ago
Please solve corruption. Corruption is a social issue that could be mitigated by using online media to catalyze critical mass for acting against corruption.
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by kandu 14y ago
Nice to see this story. I really like having a simple phone that lasts a week before having to be recharged. I do not understand why there is no major cell phone producer having a line of simple, dumb phones that are not low end, but having
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by kandu 14y ago
What kind of radiation does it use for sensing (infrared, ultrasound, visible light, ...)?
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by kandu 14y ago
I guess that those websites should serve the interests of the voters, not of the current politicians. Why should a voter use such a website? Because his/her humble click on a Support/Oppose button could aggregate with many others' clicks a
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by kandu 14y ago
Indeed, the advantage of online political tools is that they reduce significantly the effort required to contribute.
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by kandu 14y ago
Most developed countries are democracies, and democracy means that governments should obey the will of the people. The exercise of democracy means aggregating social information, and this is so easily done now through the internet. However,
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How To Build A Political Social Network(techcrunch.com)
17 points by kandu 14y ago|15 comments
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by kandu 15y ago
When considering a decision, elected officials may consult existing scientific literature, may commission scientific studies or polls on the issue, or request the public comments on their specific proposal. There are plenty of information s
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by kandu 15y ago
I also used Companies Made Simple. Everything was fine with them, except that if you have non-ASCII characters in your name they will look scrambled in some of the official documents. Use an ASCII transliteration for your name instead of us
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by kandu 15y ago
How hard is to convert to developers adults with training in other areas, but with presumed cognitive skills suitable for programming? I am thinking of people of 35-50 years old, that would be intelligent enough (i.e., there would be just a
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by kandu 15y ago
It's a great vision, but their website does not disclose how will they implement it better than existing similar projects.
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by kandu 15y ago
Imagine a world where all goods and services required for a decent life will be provided by AI and robots. Still, there will plenty of jobs for humans - those related to the humanity of humans. Life could become dedicated to enjoying art in
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by kandu 15y ago
It is probably pointless for Google to use humans to read mails, especially the mails of regular people. And it is certain that they use automated processing of the information in the mails. A most relevant question would be: Does Google ma
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by kandu 15y ago
I am currently using toggl ( http://www.toggl.com ). I am not using it for billing nor for monitoring employees, but for monitoring how I spend time. The purpose is to balance work between my several projects on which I work concurrently, a
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by kandu 15y ago
The right response is that science doesn't know yet.
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by kandu 15y ago
Thank you very much for the answers.
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by kandu 15y ago
companiesmadesimple.com was one of the options I was looking into. Let's keep in touch.
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Ask HN: Any suggestions for incorporating in the UK?
16 points by kandu 15y ago|14 comments
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by kandu 15y ago
Here are some pointers to regulations in the UK: PAYE (Pay As You Earn) is the system that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) uses to collect Income Tax and National Insurance contributions (NICs) from employees' pay as they earn it. The term

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