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keorn

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    Comment #30881914

    PlantingSpace | REMOTE | Full-time / flexible | https://planting.space We are an early-stage research and development startup. Our ambitious goal is to build a system capable of un…

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    Comment #26850613

    Polkadot: https://wiki.polkadot.network/docs/en/learn-consensus

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    Comment #24993880

    This post about their GitHub integration makes me chuckle, written by someone who heard GitHub is used for "codes": https://quire.io/blog/p/Hello-GitHub-We-are-Quire.html "For some…

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    Comment #23131523

    Turing has more things that work out of the box, so if you do not have complex requirements its a good first step. Gen allows for composing models using its generative function int…

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    Comment #20333813

    Web3 Foundation | Security Lead | Full-time, onsite | https://web3.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=38 We’re building the future of identity, privacy, financial markets and commerce t…

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    Comment #14854843

    First you need to understand what is a fault in this case. If you make use of PoW the chain is picked on the basis of total difficulty, this means that if any validator (already ad…

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    Comment #14854281

    What is the point of blockchain if there is no fault tolerance, under your private PoW scenario as soon as a single node goes rogue the security guarantees disappear and the chain …

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    Comment #14853966

    The way people try to use PoW for consortium networks does not cause excess power usage: low difficulty, low powered device/s. Anyone malicious that connects to the network can eas…

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    Comment #14853696

    Proof of work is not the right tool for private networks since it is not sybil resistant in this context. https://github.com/paritytech/parity/wiki/Demo-PoA-tutorial is another tut…

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    Comment #9714017

    Maybe try to use it with Gorilla REPL http://gorilla-repl.org/ , it's like IPython Notebook.