mzk_pi

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by mzk_pi 8mo ago
I’d like feedback from engineers familiar with smart contracts on whether this structural MVP is sound at a structural level, before any actual implementation.
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Ask HN: Can a minimal economic core survive irreversibility?
1 points by mzk_pi 8mo ago|1 comments
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Zenodo is safe.It's helpfull.
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you — I see, that makes sense. I really appreciate your feedback. This was very helpful and I’ve learned from it.
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Ask HN: Accepted on Zenodo, but passed elsewhere — similar experiences?
1 points by mzk_pi 1y ago|5 comments
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DOI-Registered, License-Free P2P Protocol – Implemented and Open to Adaptation
1 points by mzk_pi 1y ago|0 comments
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you. Indeed, if we had user counts broken down by country, we could test many different hypotheses — and it seems India would lead. Through this exchange with you, I realized that what I really wanted to know was: “Which countries hav
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
In an emergency, this protocol enables people within the affected community to exchange essential goods and services such as food, disaster-prevention supplies, clothing, and medicinal herbs. Because it has functioned as one of the foundati
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Countries with most GPT-5 users, esp. in advanced computation and reasoning?
2 points by mzk_pi 1y ago|2 comments
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you for the information; I learned a lot. Regarding the LETS issue of “services not expanding,” this protocol was originally designed as an emergency disaster prevention system, so it’s fine even if a single community doesn’t expand e
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thanks！ A locally-rooted value system that is not based on a public blockchain can become a gentle value-creation mechanism, tailored to the climate and culture of the region. In one community, such a system is currently being operated usin
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Can Local Contribution-Based Currencies Replace Crypto?
3 points by mzk_pi 1y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Can AI-generated forecasts be trusted for new economic protocols?(github.com)
2 points by mzk_pi 1y ago|1 comments
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
We're building a contribution-based protocol that operates without price or currency. Instead of money, it uses trust (prestige), contribution history, and system connectivity as core signals. The protocol's internal logic is al
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
There may be challenges unique to online communities, but in our real-world community, we’ve implemented a protocol specifically designed to address this issue— a system built to prevent the emergence of gatekeepers, and it's actually
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Show HN: Open Contribution Protocol — No Gatekeeping, No Inflation, No Limits(github.com)
2 points by mzk_pi 1y ago|0 comments
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you for your comment. I deeply respect those who serve others without seeking praise. We’ve supported people in poverty without seeking any profit. But in this capitalist society, acts of care that can’t be turned into money—so-called
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you! This is very similar to the protocol we are building. Your website taught me a lot — I really appreciate it. By the way, is SourceCred still active? It looks like the Twitter and GitHub repos have been quiet for a while. Is your
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you very much. It’s reassuring to know that the Nobel Prize is evaluated by trustworthy individuals. I understand that it is awarded to those who have made significant contributions to the welfare of humanity. According to AI, our pro
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
This is truly a great idea! And it seems very feasible ＞▽＜ If this system existed, HR departments would definitely take advantage of it! It could increase the chances of discovering hidden talents who may not be good at sales. Your idea is
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you for your insight. I agree, seeking recognition may indeed be seen as ego. We engage in volunteer work focused on social contribution and community welfare for people suffering from poverty. Instead of focusing on how to turn this
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Even the Nobel Prize, the people who evaluate can become gatekeepers, right? If that's the case, then the Nobel Prize has no value, right?＾＾； I feel like having AI or children as judges would be much better.
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you. What if the evaluation system were based on smart contracts, excluding human biases and subjective judgment? What if the evaluation were designed to reset every year, valuing current contributions rather than past achievements? T
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you. Do you truly feel that your $120,000 job is helping people in the future — from the heart? Isn’t it possible that your skills could actually save and support many more people? Even when our own lives were financially stable, we c
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Thank you for sharing that — and I’m sorry you went through it. You contributed, yet were later excluded. That’s exactly what our protocol is most carefully designed to prevent. In our system: - Contributions are always recorded — not ignor
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
We’re building a P2P protocol that replaces capitalist value systems with contribution-based logic. It measures value through actions, prestige (trust), and system response—not profit. The model is mathematically proven to converge to π, sy
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Ask HN: Engineers deserve better recognition. Can a protocol change that?
7 points by mzk_pi 1y ago|18 comments
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Here’s how we name our products: We always begin with a prayer — a quiet wish for how the future might change through what we’re building. It’s not just branding. It’s a form of intention: “May this tool help create the kind of world we wan
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by mzk_pi 1y ago
Engineers build the systems we all rely on every day. Yet their work is often invisible — and undervalued. They keep things running. They design architectures that don’t fail. They prevent problems before they happen. But society tends to r
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Ask HN: What if emotion could be written in logic?(github.com)
4 points by mzk_pi 1y ago|1 comments

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