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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
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April 15, 2018, 10:42:43 PM |
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QUICK list 12288 is finisht GOOD LUCK WO's
16/04/2018 serveria.com 27/04/2018 BinaryReign 28/04/2018 Toxic2040 29/04/2018 BobLawblaw 30/04/2018 RayX12 05/05/2018 kaicrypzen 07/05/2018 InvoKing 08/05/2018 ChinkyEyes 13/05/2018 mfort312 15/05/2018 Paashaas 16/05/2018 player99 17/05/2018 bikerleszno 19/05/2018 Bitcoinaire 20/05/2018 willope 21/05/2018 rafanadal 22/05/2018 strawbs 24/05/2018 yonton 25/05/2018 JimboToronto 26/05/2018 Colonel Panic 29/05/2018 ivomm 30/05/2018 Lontonbit 31/05/2018 BTCMILLIONAIRE 01/06/2018 RoomBot 02/06/2018 rjclarke2000 03/06/2018 oblox 04/06/2018 wachtwoord 05/06/2018 Wekkel 08/06/2018 hisslyness 09/06/2018 LodisMcguire 11/06/2018 Raja_MBZ 12/06/2018 bitcoinPsycho 13/06/2018 erre 14/06/2018 vroom 15/06/2018 d_eddie 16/06/2018 coralreefer 18/06/2018 Robin,Hood 20/06/2018 rolling 22/06/2018 Biodom 23/06/2018 Dunkelheit667 25/06/2018 bones261 26/06/2018 Arriemoller 28/06/2018 klaaas 30/06/2018 DarkStar_ 01/07/2018 o_e_l_e_o 02/07/2018 jojo69 03/07/2018 Karatma1 04/07/2018 Elwar 13/07/2018 sirazimuth 14/07/2018 Ludwig Von 21/07/2018 Lauda 22/07/2018 LFC_Bitcoin 26/07/2018 Icygreen 02/08/2018 fragout 03/08/2018 supremnoob 06/08/2018 cAPSLOCK 08/08/2018 infofront 10/08/2018 HairyMaclairy 15/08/2018 Phil_S 16/08/2018 Rosewater Foundation 17/08/2018 B1tUnl0ck3r 19/08/2018 Imbatman 21/08/2018 BitcoinBunny 27/08/2018 soullyG 28/08/2018 RealMachasm 29/08/2018 STT 04/09/2018 flynn 08/09/2018 xhomerx10 09/09/2018 vapourminer 11/09/2018 Dakustaking76 20/09/2018 Digigami 22/09/2018 Agapios 26/09/2018 itod 30/09/2018 DeathAngel 12/10/2018 IntroVert 15/10/2018 explorer 18/10/2018 Searing 26/10/2018 kurious 09/11/2018 fabiorem 15/11/2018 bitserve 20/11/2018 Globb0 22/11/2018 Last of the V8s 01/12/2018 Alexander_Z 07/03/2019 CoinCube 15/04/2019 Spaceman_Spiff_Original 20/06/2019 bitebits 13/12/2019 nikauforest 10/04/2020 yefi 05/09/2020 samson 23/06/2021 fortune143
secretly hoping it are not the +2018 dates (serveria.com still got few days for crazyness its the closest date to the chosen one.... and if right in the middle of 2dates each get the .15 )
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Torque
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April 15, 2018, 10:43:47 PM Last edit: April 16, 2018, 12:11:07 AM by Torque |
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The answer is to skill up in skills needed by the automation software industry. If you cant beat them, join them.
But what happens when AI starts writing the software on their own, and better than a human could? I’m not really talking about coding. Coding is only 5% of the available work. You need people to find use cases and deploy the software (which takes a long time). You need sales. You need support. You need people who can navigate the SEC rules on ICOs. You need Infosec. You need all the infrastructure that goes around an ordinary company whether it is making widgets or building AI. Devs are only one small piece (important for sure but a great business can survive with shitty tech but a shitty business with great tech won’t). Software is eating the world but only one bite at a time and it takes awhile to digest. You know what else you need? You need real world problems to solve, real world use cases, and real ROI on those use cases to make all of it worthwhile. Notice how the Blockchain industry has already conveniently skipped over that ROI part and gone straight forward with the hype and marketing bullshit? Seen any real believable ROI analysis on that yet? Of course you haven't. I haven't either. That's all by design. There's money to be made by marketing and selling bleeding-edge futuristic hype solutions looking for problems that don't really exist. They (IBM et al) did the same thing with "Business Analytics". Every company that bought into it has pretty much lost money on BA pilots and implementations. Same with AI deployments. IBM Watson has been the biggest money loser for corporations that have drunk the IBM koolaid and spent millions on their software and their 'consultancy' experts. The only winners are the consultancy bodies like IBM that market and sell the snake oil dream to ill-informed and unsuspecting corporations with deep pockets.
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Last of the V8s
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April 15, 2018, 10:46:47 PM |
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I'm the odd looking skateboard. And that's you, riding me again.
gah. A misfired joke. Was meant to be complimentary, but was wrong.
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Rosewater Foundation
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April 15, 2018, 11:04:12 PM |
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I'm the odd looking skateboard. And that's you, riding me again.
gah. A misfired joke. Was meant to be complimentary, but was wrong. I'm forever tempted to go to one of these things. I have an urge to somehow 'be involved'. I come here to set myself straight. I use you people as a sounding board. You'd be right to be bugged by it
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HairyMaclairy
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Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist
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April 15, 2018, 11:06:13 PM |
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The answer is to skill up in skills needed by the automation software industry. If you cant beat them, join them.
But what happens when AI starts writing the software on their own, and better than a human could? I’m not really talking about coding. Coding is only 5% of the available work. You need people to find use cases and deploy the software (which takes a long time). You need sales. You need support. You need people who can navigate the SEC rules on ICOs. You need Infosec. You need all the infrastructure that goes around an ordinary company whether it is making widgets or building AI. Devs are only one small piece (important for sure but a great business can survive with shitty tech but a shitty business with great tech won’t). Software is eating the world but only one bite at a time and it takes awhile to digest. You know what else you need? You need real world problems to solve, real world use cases, and real ROI on those use cases to make all of it worthwhile. Notice how the Blockchain industry has already conveniently skipped over that ROI part and gone straight forward with the hype and marketing bullshit? Seen any real believable ROI analysis on that yet? Of course you haven't. I haven't either. That's all by design. There's money to be made marketing futuristic hype solutions looking for a problem that doesn't really exist. They did the same thing with "Business Analytics". Every company has pretty much lost money on BA pilots and implementations. Same with AI deployments. IBM Watson has been the biggest money loser for corporations that have drunk the IBM koolaid and spent millions on their software and their 'consultancy' experts. The only winners are the consultancy bodies like IBM that market and sell the snake oil dream to ill-informed and unsuspecting corporations with deep pockets. I largely agree. IBM Watson is a bad joke. Most AI isn’t useable or is shit. The use cases we have solved so far are extremely narrow. But the irony is that people are getting laid off even the software that is supposed to replace them doesn’t yet work. The CFOs can’t ignore the pump to the bottom line. So there is a real jobs impact even if the automation software isn’t as good as the people it is replacing. And eventually if you throw enough resources at it, the software becomes good enough to get by. A good rule of thumb is if someone calls their software “AI” or a “bot”, it’s almost certainly crap.
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Rosewater Foundation
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April 15, 2018, 11:13:46 PM |
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AXA had a pilot project that tried using blockchain to automate claims payments. It found they saved on manpower, but the code paid too many claims.
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yefi
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April 15, 2018, 11:28:00 PM |
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I'm not sure if I've posted this on WO or not either, but I'm all for just simply merging with AI as this will make the AI threat irrelevant by "upgrading" humans. Given the alternative I would be surprised if this did not happen. There'll be some religious and moral/ethics folks that will oppose to this, but they can just remain as normal humans in their own societies for all I care. Those societies will end up looking like ant colonies to the posthumans, so you sure as hell want to be on the side of the machines.
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Last of the V8s
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April 15, 2018, 11:30:29 PM |
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BTCMILLIONAIRE
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April 16, 2018, 12:33:05 AM |
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I'm not sure if I've posted this on WO or not either, but I'm all for just simply merging with AI as this will make the AI threat irrelevant by "upgrading" humans. Given the alternative I would be surprised if this did not happen. There'll be some religious and moral/ethics folks that will oppose to this, but they can just remain as normal humans in their own societies for all I care. Those societies will end up looking like ant colonies to the posthumans, so you sure as hell want to be on the side of the machines. I really can't wait to see what reality will seem like when humans are "just" ants. Wonder if we'll really become machines though, with Crispr-CAS-9 being a thing I'd imagine more of a hybrid. Also, with communication and information processing speeds decreasing drastically, will post-humans even be distinguishable individuals in the far future? Or will the collective become an actual sentient being (e.g. lots of post-humans combining into an individual brain)?
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jojo69
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April 16, 2018, 12:34:28 AM |
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"slow database" holy shit, that is below the waterline
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xhomerx10
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April 16, 2018, 12:51:12 AM |
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Same song; dong-dong something about mangina?! What? I think she's drunk. ..but yeah CCMF!!
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infofront (OP)
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dalek, hands down
exterminate some bitches
Cyberman for me.
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TERA2
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April 16, 2018, 01:40:34 AM |
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Blockchain does suck. The only real use is to avoid any kind of trust in a centralized authority. In the real world there are much better databases.
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realr0ach
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April 16, 2018, 01:41:46 AM Last edit: April 16, 2018, 01:55:19 AM by realr0ach |
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But I guess it's not PC to say someone is educated because there are soooo many stupid people out there that at most they can be aware of things.
Human civilization functions on specialization, so it's difficult to be more than a compartmentalized retard savant regardless. Take JayJuanGee for instance. He's good at posting in this thread...but not really anything else. Blockchain does suck. The only real use is to avoid any kind of trust in a centralized authority. In the real world there are much better databases.
More garbage Antonopolous lies. It's 100% not possible to create a decentralized cryptocurrency. Transaction validators are always designed to terminally centralize through numerous variables like compound interest, economy of scale, foundry capital requirements, effect of the lopsided bell curve on the IP used in mining hardware, asymmetric energy costs, subsidies, etc. Why do people in this thread repeat the same lies over and over? Are these easy to understand variables over the heads of you people, or are you all just pump and dump conmen? On a very short timeline, bitcoin is DESIGNED to have centralized authorities.
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jojo69
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April 16, 2018, 02:11:47 AM |
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Blockchain does suck. The only real use is to avoid any kind of trust in a centralized authority. In the real world there are much better databases.
but people = shit soooooooo
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