they call if nft. some nft of Twitter sold for 48M USD! https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/04/13/jack-dorseys-fi...

I think this NFT could be worth much more than 48M USD! HAHAHA

What a reward!

hey, this already got posted. btw pi starts with 3.14....

With that level of attention to detail, you could trust that man with your life, which is good because you likely already have.

haha. how becomingly trusting!

Well, why are you hitting yourself?

Understanding scaling Change. How about time to change new@fb.com to new@meta.com?

I just did my high school graduation project on Recommendation models, this arxiv paper is a bit too specialized, anyone can give some feedback?

I found the original paper through this roundup:

https://dblalock.substack.com/p/2022-8-21-arxiv-roundup-recs...

a hard or impossible problem?

a while ago when prepping for my APs, I came across the paper "Reflections on Trusting 'Trustlessness' in the Era of Crypto/Blockchains" (Georgiadis,E.) available here: https://www.cs.umd.edu/~gasarch/BLOGPAPERS/cbit-4-2.pdf and found some parts very illuminating.

It makes reference to a paper by Kuhn called Backdoor Engineering and advances that point to a concept the author calls conceptual corruption. Under this light, zero trust architectures are impossible.

My fellow classmate a CS nerd made an additional point about the paper reflections on trust. it was beyond me.