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Friday, June 7, 2019
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Distributed computing CALM - ness or not
Distributed computing and coordination is not a necessary evil, it is an incidental requirement of a design decision
The key insight in CALM is to focus on consistency from the viewpoint of program outcomes rather than the traditional histories of storage mutation. The emphasis on the program being computed shifts focus from implementation to specification: it allows us to ask questions about what computations are possible.
Interesting article and some good insight. Worth a read.
https://blog.acolyer.org/2019/03/06/keeping-calm-when-distributed-consistency-is-easy/
Why so many Fake artificial intelligence companies
Quite interesting that 40% of these "AI" firms don't use artificial intelligence at all. Do some even know what tensorflow or mxnet or neural networks even means ?
Also funny how Google decided this post had issues. Real products with real artificial intelligence would make sense. But hype and marketing fake news sells I guess.
https://www.ccn.com/40-percent-ai-firms-europe-never-use-ai-vc-says
Thursday, December 20, 2018
Exempt crypto security laws
https://www.coindesk.com/us-lawmakers-file-bill-to-exempt-cryptocurrencies-from-securities-laws
Could be good , time will tell what regulations will proceed and which ones will not.
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The “Token Taxonomy Act” was introduced Thursday by Reps. Warren Davidson and Darren Soto, a move that comes months after a roundtable in Washington, D.C. that sought input about regulatory measures for the industry. According to the text, the bill – among other items – seeks to exclude “digital tokens” from being defined as securities, amending both the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934."
Of course fake volume
Most of these others need eyeballs, but don't offer much value in a bear Market. Click bait everything as a thing these days.
Ibm ibm ibm ... And hyperledger
https://www.coindesk.com/tensions-emerge-between-hyperledger-blockchains-biggest-supporters
IBM has become a marketing engine with very little substance behind any of their products and services these days. Sad really. But it's interesting to see sawtooth being pushed forward and not just some centralized on IBM dlt Product.
Wednesday, December 12, 2018
Will EOS be a target of SEC ?
https://blockmanity.com/news/cardanos-founder-says-that-the-sec-will-target-eos
Most of these were securities or flat out scams. And EOS was interesting till it was just a joke of a "company". But can the SEC target Companies that didn't actually offer tokens or do an ICO in the US or to US citizens?
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