By @joey [ 2 Min read ] Editor’s note: This article is satire and a creation of the author’s mind. “We were blindsided,” admitted Johnson, sipping on a $12 coconut water purchased with real fiat money. “Turns out, pegging a currency to Twitter memes wasn’t the most solid foundation. Who could’ve seen that coming?”.. |
By @bigmao [ 5 Min read ] Humans don’t act based on logic. If they did, we’d all have six-pack abs, perfectly organized inboxes, and zero impulse buys on our credit cards. Unfortunately (or fortunately?) we act based on beliefs—and that’s where your content needs to start. You don’t need to be perfect... |
By @obyte [ 4 Min read ] If you have your Obyte private keys, no one can limit, freeze, or manipulate your funds, and you won’t depend on the success or failure of any institution. The future is decentralized! And Obyte is already there. Featured Vector Image by Freepik
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On September 20, 1954, the first FORTRAN (FORmula TRANslation) program was successfully executed by IBM scientists on an IBM 704 mainframe computer. FORTRAN, developed by a team of IBM scientists led by John Backus, was the first high-level programming language designed for scientific and engineering applications. It allowed programmers to... |
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Humane AI has unveiled its AI pin, a lapel-worn, voice-and-motion-interactive device with a personalized, constantly updated AI assistant and a slew of other impressive features. These include a touch-activated camera and laser duo that collect input data and return appropriate, context-specific results through the device’s speaker or on your palm. The matchbook-sized product goes on sale in the U.S. 'early next year,' starting at $699. |
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