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mzk_pi

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About mzk_pi

Building a post-capitalist P2P contribution protocol for civilizational regeneration. Redefining value through trust, intention, and systemic response. Anonymous, open, and peer-to-peer. GitHub: https://github.com/contribution-protocol/contribution-protocol-project

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    Comment #46667606

    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?

    I’m sharing a structural MVP that defines a minimal economic core. It is intentionally not an implementation. The structure only specifies: action → record → mint → expiration Ther…

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    Comment #45381792

    Zenodo is safe.It's helpfull.

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    Comment #45373157

    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?

    We tried submitting our math-based contribution protocol paper to multiple preprint repositories. So far, it seems that only Zenodo is willing to host it. Has anyone else run into …

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    DOI-Registered, License-Free P2P Protocol – Implemented and Open to Adaptation

    Preprint, but now formally published on Zenodo with a DOI, making it permanently citable as part of the global academic record. The design and mathematical model are fully open and…

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    Comment #44851529

    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…

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    Comment #44846162

    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 medic…

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    Countries with most GPT-5 users, esp. in advanced computation and reasoning?

    I’m very satisfied with GPT-5, especially with its responses to advanced computation and complex reasoning. It made me wonder: which countries have the most users who regularly eng…

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    Comment #44845989

    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 syst…

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    Comment #44831489

    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 o…

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    Can Local Contribution-Based Currencies Replace Crypto?

    We’re developing a P2P protocol where currency is issued and extinguished based on actual contributions and trust — not ownership, profit, or competition. It’s designed to avoid in…

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    Comment #44780081

    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 c…

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    Comment #44764637

    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 p…

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    Show HN: Open Contribution Protocol — No Gatekeeping, No Inflation, No Limits

    We’ve already demonstrated that institutional collapse—through gatekeeping, inflation, and market saturation—can be structurally prevented by design. This protocol does not rely on…

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    Comment #44728591

    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 soc…

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    Comment #44728324

    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 Tw…

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    Comment #44717739

    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 contri…

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    Comment #44716251

    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 discoverin…

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    Comment #44716058

    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 suff…

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    Comment #44715896

    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 j…

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    Comment #44715777

    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, va…

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    Comment #44707441

    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 p…

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    Comment #44706318

    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…