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Ethereum devs, what's keeping you from building on Hedera?(twitter.com)
1 points by kfrzcode 2y ago|0 comments
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
You do not seem to be embracing an open-minded discussion about the philosophy. Why beg the question? Are you admitting the State is the authority under which you are granted all privilege to live, love, and work? Who is to stop someone if
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
The inalienable rights of mankind are not given to us or validated in a court of man's law. This is not new philosophy and comes from at least as far back as the Greeks. Your quips will serve you well, I'm sure, in whatever microc
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." I mean to say ther
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Free speech is a God-given right. It is innate and given to you and everyone at birth, after which it can only be suppressed but never revoked.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
alternative take: get Elon's attention on X and spin it as employer-enforced censorship and get his legal team to take on the battle
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
It would be supremely excellent if these companies embraced the Hedera Hashgraph as a truly sustainable, net-zero (or net-negative) approach to their carbon capture tokenization efforts: https://hedera.com/learning/sust
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
You're right, I was flippant with my descriptors.
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
And they are slow, expensive and subject to node-based 33% attacks Hedera Hashgraph is none of these
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
I think you could achieve this on Hedera's hashgraph - ABFT DLT
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Using Hedera hashgraph would be interesting
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Did you study anything about Hashgraph, or Hedera?
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Simple arithmetic can easily be expressed, so could you warrant your claims with some evidence or reasoning? Are you an anti-capitalist? Or are you privy to a list of Elon's victims, whom continue to suffer injustice while the (implied
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
nope but my sentences need an anti-fragment narrative
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
He is definitely one of the Trump vacuum fills in the media's rundown!
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Makes me think about Michael Levin et. al, working on understanding bioelectromechanics.... Fascinating stuff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG6GIzNM0aM
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
This is why X.ai exists. Also; self-driving cars are just robots on wheels.... that utilize extreme edge "tech" - in the form of advanced machine learning, computer vision, artificial.... problem solving, and generally the associa
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
No, it's not. LFS has improved over the years. Git is supported as a first class citizen in Unreal Engine 5 - alongside P4.
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Productions; what about reserves?
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
psh RPGTK for life
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Side thread: do you have suggestions for "validation testing" when it comes to gameplay -- not playability or fun factor, but more ... objective and mathematical? I'd like to "lint" the game, so to speak, as a forma
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
> Targeted for interventions Someone needs to brush up on their ho3_m4th https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4aMiAesXjE
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
It seems to me the opportunity lies up-stream, then? How are those elements non-starters and what would need to change in order for a viable domestic supply for these types of items to support industry?
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Or the old-school KitchenAid mixers
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Hedera partners with Algorand to develop a 'decentralized recovery' protocol(cryptobriefing.com)
1 points by kfrzcode 3y ago|0 comments
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Hedera Council Adds Hitachi America, Ltd. As Newest Member(prnewswire.com)
1 points by kfrzcode 3y ago|0 comments
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Sometimes the Veneer of Intelligence Is Not Enough (2017)(cognitiveworld.com)
2 points by kfrzcode 3y ago|0 comments
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
If you mean they is Google and Larry, sure. But in that clip Elon was recruiting for OpenAI
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
OCR. Tesseract. Huginn. Python. Mo AI needed but add a LLama and you're home rolled. N
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by kfrzcode 3y ago
Nope. Training data for the big LLMs is a corpus of text, not structured data. There would be much more dimensionality with regard to parameterization as far as I understand when it comes to structured data

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