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SimCoin: Mission
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SimCoin: Welcome !
http://www.simcoin.org/2014/03/welcome.html
SimCoin is an attempt at a cryptocurrency that will rely on a new kind of consensus algorithm. Proof of Computing. SimCoin's network will solve mathematical problems and compute simulations through the work each miner puts into every block that is created. Much like Primecoin does, it will perform calculations that can ultimately have real world applications, but it will do so by finding applicable solutions to a plethora of complex problems and rendering simulations of real world systems. The complexity...
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Scott Aaronson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. May 21, 1981 (age 35). University of Texas at Austin. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Institute for Advanced Study. University of California, Berkeley. Quantum Turing with postselection. Alan T. Waterman Award. Born May 21, 1981). Is a theoretical computer scientist. His primary area of research is quantum computing. And computational complexity theory. Early life and education. Early life and education. He was accepted into Cornell University. For this reaso...
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Ntuple Indemnity » Resources
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A dossier of fluctuating curiosity as surveilled by Nicholas Tam. Last updated Sunday, 2 November 2014 — 2:29am. You may be looking for the Wallpaper Gallery. Where I post a selection of travel photographs that look good on computer desktops or did, anyway, when I created the page back in 2008. I also maintain a list of recommended software. For Mac OS X. Think of this page as somewhere between a Links page and a depository of recommended readings. It will remain in a state of perpetual development.
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Absolutely No Machete Juggling
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Absolutely No Machete Juggling. Rod Hilton's rants about stuff he cares about way too much. August 30, 2013 - 3,245 words - Comments. Ive finally written my first real Android app. I dabbled a bit with Android development in the very early days, writing an app that interacted with the web services. Ive been wanting to get into Android development more seriously since that effort, because I overall liked the idea, and as a big Android user myself, I felt that it was essential. Among other things, he showe...