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taskmaster4450

10534 Followers

Florida

Chief Technologist/Futurist-My blog is primarily about what tomorrow will be like and the technology that will change it.

@latinowinner 0

about 3 hours ago

RE: GPU-as-a-Service: The Future correct. GPUs spaces are on increasing demand

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about 6 hours ago

RE: GPU-as-a-Service: The Future This post has been shared on Reddit by @x-rain through the HivePosh initiative.

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@itcouldbecloud 0

1 day ago

Really enjoyed this take! I think anyone worrying about an “AI bubble” is missing the bigger picture. AI is here to stay and will likely far exceed the Internet. As for…

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3 days ago

RE: The Future Internet Is Swarm A little complex to digest. I will have to read broader on this future tech, just wondering how truly decentralized it will be. Thanks for the update friend.

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3 days ago

RE: The Future Internet Is Swarm It's incredible to think about all that can still happen (and that we can't even measure yet).

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3 days ago

RE: The Future Internet Is Swarm Yes this is indeed one very strong usecase. It also has immense potential for blockchains

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5 days ago

RE: The Limitation of GDP (As A Metric) This post has been shared on Reddit by @x-rain through the HivePosh initiative.

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5 days ago

RE: The Limitation of GDP (As A Metric) Even when making research, I can say I most times see GDP flaws. Your citing are very clear, technology is scaling beyond this old metrics

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5 days ago

RE: The Limitation of GDP (As A Metric) GNP is more factual than GDP for emerging countries... (Discounting capital produced inside that goes to foreign companies/countries, and accounting what is produced/invested outside).

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5 days ago

RE: The Limitation of GDP (As A Metric) Thanks for the article, nice piece! It's ridiculous that the most important economic metric was invented almost 100 years ago and hasn't really been questioned since

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