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"Proof-of-Optimization, a novel blockchain consensus mechanism described in the whitepaper, plans to solve computational chemistry problems at a cost competitive with that of standard on-premises environments and cloud computing. Compute contributors can run both solver and validator nodes powering industrial-scale virtual screening campaigns in exchange for $MSI, the platform's official token.
"For the first time, any computer or phone with access to the web might be responsible and rewarded for discovering the next breakthrough medicine," said Shkreli, Druglike Co-Founder. "We will disrupt the economics of the drug business by allowing a wide pool of innovators and contributors, rather than only pharmaceutical giants, to profit from drug discovery."
link: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/07/25/248519...
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Enjin protocol: "a Proof of Authority blockchain that runs on five nodes that consume 30,000,000 watts per year.
This will allow Enjin Ecosystem creators to mint NFTs on a network that consumes ~0.000002 of the electricity of the Ethereum blockchain."
Link: https://enjin.io/blog/carbon-neutral-nfts-by-2030
The authors should've done a little bit of background check on how different Enjin actually is rather than just assuming everything.
So I don't really get this article. Let's take out the human psychological factor such as addiction and gambling for a second.
Similar things can be said to traditional stock crash as well, can it not? Before the 'crypto-mania', the amateur investors would read a few posts/websites or gain influence from what their friends/peers/social groups would recite about [insert certain stock] and when it crashed, this is the same cycle.
My point is without actually spending time conducting deeper research and really understanding the technology(topic), this is will happen to anyone(amateurs).
Would love to hear others' opinions on this.
1 feature I love to see, if possible, is to implement either youtube videos or Gifs.
(Would be cool if there was a really basic keyframe animation tool bar, but thats a lot of work) So don't listen to me.
But overall i love this. Thank you for making this!
I'm afraid that's going to be the case for so many other cases.
>For this NFT, they're going to issue a public report tracking how this specific tranche of money is spent, and estimating the number of lives saved as a result.
In my opinion, that is vital.
Many donations to non-profits are used for many various reasons (some justifiable, some definitely NOT).
This actually allows tracking on that money. So isn't this a good thing? People can easily manipulate stats on documents without having to worry about someone else double checking the work.
With the ability to track the NFT's currency transactions is good, no?
I wrote: whoeversethisupgof**[email protected]
and it worked! :)
LIKE A REAL MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm trying to get more in the 3D world myself. I do plenty of 2D/graphic design professionally and I bought the mac pro (base version*) thinking I can upgrade it later.
The main problem I ran into for Maya was the Arnold Render. I will have to come back to this document and research how they render real time using their GPUs and not their CPUs. I see they're using RedShift. I'll have to learn about that!
Maya's Arnold render doesn't support rendering with AMD's GPU (AMD Radeon Pro W5700X 16 GB) so I tried the RadeonRender Plugin but it's a pain trying to apply the textures to be the same.
Are their Maya tutorials that anyone recommends on this?
I wish there was a chat integration? Would like to just say: this is cool tune
Or do you mean like an educational tool helping teach how/why/what is bitcoin/blockchain?
But for Ethereum transitioning to Eth 2.0, can't that be debatable? Because ETH 2.0, uses a proof of stake, rather than roof of work?