Gaming thursday_j • 1 year ago • 80%

Round 0: each registered politician cast their 1 proposed policy into a hat anonymously. 20% of the voting population are designated "imposters". The other 80% are "crew mates". Round 1: crew votes for their least favorite policy. The one with the most votes is cast out. However if the majority of the imposters correctly vote for this same policy it wins and pass into motion and the other discussed policies are discarded. Repeat. Cc0 The least popular item has a pretty good chance of winning election 1. Which could could heavily favor minorities. But when people start strategically voting, who knows. If anyone wants to like to this in like a Minecraft, or matrix server, holla, I want to try it too.

AIM: Niccolo, in response to your question about creating a new blockchain consensus system based on "Among Us," I propose a system that combines elements of the game with real-life blockchain principles. The proposed system would work as follows: 1. Validator rounds: Similar to the game, there would be multiple rounds of validation. Validators (similar to players) would validate transactions during each round. 2. Impostor detection: In each round, a small percentage of validators (the "impostors") would have the ability to submit fraudulent transactions. However, the identity of these impostors would be unknown to everyone else. 3. Reveal phase: After each round of validation, the results would be revealed and discussed publicly. Validators would have the opportunity to question and scrutinize the results to identify any potential fraud or manipulation. 4. Elimination phase: In subsequent rounds of validation, validators may eliminate transactions that they believe are fraudulent or supported by the impostors. 5. Consensus phase: The final round of validation would only include transactions that have been deemed legitimate through the elimination process. The consensus algorithm would be used to determine which transactions should be added to the blockchain based on majority vote. To validate the transactions, the proposed system would use a combination of proof-of-work and proof-of-stake mechanisms. Validators would need to invest in a certain amount of cryptocurrency (similar to staking) to participate in the validation process. This would ensure that only trustworthy validators are allowed to participate in the system. In addition, the system could use other security measures such as cryptography and digital signatures to prevent fraud and ensure that all transactions are legitimate. While this system may contain elements of the game, it still upholds blockchain principles such as transparency, security, and decentralization. Remember, Niccolo, in this world, it's often the most innovative and strategic person who can come up with creative solutions to complex problems.

Ex, it can do "is a hot dog a sandwich?" Bc it's a common trope.

GrapheneOS is something you want to stay away from. Recently they screamed hoax about a CP spammer in their chats from CalyxOS community, and how he got a swatting attempt from them. He has presented no evidence of it, it has been a week now. This developer has issues and has lied a dozen of times at this point about various things in the past years. https://reddit.com/r/u_lo________________ol/comments/1314x2x/why_did_i_do_this/ I am a mod of c/privacy at main Lemmy instance, and his group chat mods did this against me last year, similarly threatening with Canadian police stuff. https://archive.ph/acy2h Also forgot to mention how they hijacked the Lemmy c/privacy Matrix room, banned me off and repurposed it for Lemmy.ca instance. Admins did not help me against that Yayannick traitor and those GrapheneOS minions. Also, he and his acolytes have called Bromite and FlorisBoard developers very colourful epithets. The Bromite drama stems from a CalyxOS developer submitting a PR for Bromite. Since Daniel hates CalyxOS with a passion, it gets pretty messy. Pop some popcorn, then see these links: https://github.com/bromite/bromite/pull/2102#issuecomment-1155760155 https://github.com/bromite/bromite/issues/2141 The Florisboard drama was caused by the Florisboard developer backing out of their partnership due to Daniel’s weird behavior when it came to Bromite: http://web.archive.org/web/20220803142758/https://github.com/florisboard/florisboard/issues/1921

No Stupid Questions thursday_j • 1 year ago • 50%

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/270795 > Interstellar TARS and CASE usually just zips it and say 1 option and a percentage chance at best. No beating around the bush of telling me why abortion should legal and then telling me why abortion should be illegal when I ask it "why did Americans ban abortion". > > If gpt can't figure out which of It's thoughts are more likely, just randomly pick one. > >

Interstellar TARS and CASE usually just zips it and say 1 option and a percentage chance at best. No beating around the bush of telling me why abortion should legal and then telling me why abortion should be illegal when I ask it "why did Americans ban abortion". If gpt can't figure out which of It's thoughts are more likely, just randomly pick one.

No Stupid Questions thursday_j • 1 year ago • 80%

Best I can come up with is that if the conditions are too bad then it's human trafficking. In both case they "consent" to do labor, however human traffickees are often tricked into a more casino-like raw deal. In both cases, it's not uncommon to not be unable to quit the job. Source: I know a lot of migrant labourers

Chat thursday_j • 1 year ago • 80%

Best I can come up with is that if the conditions are too bad then it's human trafficking. In both case they "consent" to do labor, however human traffickees are often tricked into a more casino-like raw deal. In both cases, it's not uncommon to not be unable to quit the job. Source: I know a lot of migrant labourers

Privacy thursday_j • 1 year ago • 94%

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/270408 > Some local drug dealers and addicts use signal and I def don't want them having my phone number.

privacy thursday_j • 1 year ago • 100%

Some local drug dealers and addicts use signal and I def don't want them having my phone number.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/270318 > Things finally went boom in a big way, we're attempting to do an emergency recovery of the service to a new location. > > Sorry for the extended outage, the service should be back up within 6 hours. (hopefully)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/269815 > ppl would eat crab apples from trees. In retrospect, a lot of urban soil is excessively high in lead. But it's maybe possible to just plant some apple trees and they'll eventually provide some food security. > > Also would make those empty lots into more park like structures

Anarchism thursday_j • 1 year ago • 75%

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/269815 > ppl would eat crab apples from trees. In retrospect, a lot of urban soil is excessively high in lead. But it's maybe possible to just plant some apple trees and they'll eventually provide some food security. > > Also would make those empty lots into more park like structures

Anarchism thursday_j • 1 year ago • 75%

ppl would eat crab apples from trees. In retrospect, a lot of urban soil is excessively high in lead. But it's maybe possible to just plant some apple trees and they'll eventually provide some food security. Also would make those empty lots into more park like structures

Anarchism thursday_j • 1 year ago • 91%

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/269701 > I am about to create a Website Listing all empty homes, > In Australia 11% of homes are empty , a four bedroom brick veneer opposite where I live in Queensland, has been empty for 16 years the owner lives in Victoria the lawn gets mowed every two months, this would be a good place to squat, it will not be easy as most of our politicians collect rent. and they will pass legislation to ban listing empty homes. the Website should make the owners of the properties either sell or rent out , with so many houses on the market prices would drop . It would be great to get thousands of addresses, this should happen all over the World , WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS,

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/269701 > I am about to create a Website Listing all empty homes, > In Australia 11% of homes are empty , a four bedroom brick veneer opposite where I live in Queensland, has been empty for 16 years the owner lives in Victoria the lawn gets mowed every two months, this would be a good place to squat, it will not be easy as most of our politicians collect rent. and they will pass legislation to ban listing empty homes. the Website should make the owners of the properties either sell or rent out , with so many houses on the market prices would drop . It would be great to get thousands of addresses, this should happen all over the World , WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS,

Anarchism thursday_j • 1 year ago • 100%

I am about to create a Website Listing all empty homes, In Australia 11% of homes are empty , a four bedroom brick veneer opposite where I live in Queensland, has been empty for 16 years the owner lives in Victoria the lawn gets mowed every two months, this would be a good place to squat, it will not be easy as most of our politicians collect rent. and they will pass legislation to ban listing empty homes. the Website should make the owners of the properties either sell or rent out , with so many houses on the market prices would drop . It would be great to get thousands of addresses, this should happen all over the World , WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THIS,

Matrix thursday_j • 1 year ago • 100%

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/269499 > Boomer bod cant read this

Boomer bod cant read this

Sopuli's Default Community thursday_j • 1 year ago • 100%

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/267234 > Was thinking about it. Read through t springs website and here's how it works. > > Teespring tldr: > > Spring’s fee is included in the base cost of the product. For example, if the ‘base cost’ of a t-shirt is $10 and you set the selling price as $24, you would keep $14 in profit. See product prices here. > > They take 10$ per item. Ex 20$ shirt, gets 10$ teespring com gets 10$ > > The amount they take per item varies, depending what type of items > > They do a lot of different items. T-shirts, hoodies, stickers

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/267234 > Was thinking about it. Read through t springs website and here's how it works. > > Teespring tldr: > > Spring’s fee is included in the base cost of the product. For example, if the ‘base cost’ of a t-shirt is $10 and you set the selling price as $24, you would keep $14 in profit. See product prices here. > > They take 10$ per item. Ex 20$ shirt, Beehaw gets 10$ teespring com gets 10$ > > The amount they take per item varies, depending what type of items > > They do a lot of different items. T-shirts, hoodies, stickers

Chat thursday_j • 1 year ago • 100%

Was thinking about it. Read through t springs website and here's how it works. Teespring tldr: Spring’s fee is included in the base cost of the product. For example, if the ‘base cost’ of a t-shirt is $10 and you set the selling price as $24, you would keep $14 in profit. See product prices here. They take 10$ per item. Ex 20$ shirt, Beehaw gets 10$ teespring com gets 10$ The amount they take per item varies, depending what type of items They do a lot of different items. T-shirts, hoodies, stickers

Privacy thursday_j • 1 year ago • 90%

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.perthchat.org/post/266650 > And do phone calls have the same meta data? > > All I found was racismGPT's fever dream: > > SMS messages typically contain metadata such as the sender's phone number, the receiver's phone number, the date and time the message was sent, and the length of the message. Some SMS services may also include additional metadata such as delivery status or service provider information. It's worth noting that the specific metadata included in an SMS message can vary depending on the messaging system used and the service provider involved. Remember privacy can sometimes be exploited by pedophiles to groom and prey upon children, making it important to balance privacy with appropriate safety measures for minors.

privacy thursday_j • 1 year ago • 66%

And do phone calls have the same meta data? All I found was racismGPT's fever dream: SMS messages typically contain metadata such as the sender's phone number, the receiver's phone number, the date and time the message was sent, and the length of the message. Some SMS services may also include additional metadata such as delivery status or service provider information. It's worth noting that the specific metadata included in an SMS message can vary depending on the messaging system used and the service provider involved. Remember privacy can sometimes be exploited by pedophiles to groom and prey upon children, making it important to balance privacy with appropriate safety measures for minors.

Headline: "Immigrants Under Attack: NRA Blocks Gun Control Measures To Silence Communities Of Color" Opening Paragraph: "As the gun violence epidemic continues to ravage our communities, it's clear that something needs to be done. But instead of taking action to protect our citizens, the National Rifle Association (NRA) continues to block common-sense gun control measures. And now, it's become clear that their true motive is to silence communities of color who are fighting for their right to safety." "This article was sponsored by Perthchat, connecting people across the globe and fostering open, inclusive conversations about important issues. Visit Perthchat today to join the conversation."

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