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https://www.reuters.com/article/retail-trading-nfts/insight-how-a-10-second-video-clip-sold-for-6-6-million-idUKL8N2KV6X9 I dont get it? I just don't understand how any of those things ate worth so mucj money
NFTs are the beanie babies of the 2020s, with the additional attribute of being an ecological disaster during a time when we are the most aware we've ever been of the effects of wasting so much energy
It does seem like the energy issues are being addressed as a somewhat high priority at least (though still awhile a way from being actual reality)
Yeah, look into the end permian extinction a little bit. Most likely, that is where we are heading. I don't count on living past 40-50
The crypto art sites seem to be basically massively energy-wasting adoption agencies for particularly hideous pet rocks.
Interesting…
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE18841CABEA24090 I just stumbled over this 40h MIT lection about Structure and Interpretation from 86, Abelson and Sussman. Of course it uses LISP 😉
Thanks for posting this, these are great! I took this course in 1986 with Abelson as the lecturer, so it’s like going back in time for me.
I love the SICP lectures, but everything I’ve seen from Sussman since (like his strange loop talk) has been so far over my head, I only understood every 10th word. I’ve preordered his new book, but I’m doubtful I’ll be able to actually understand any of it :D The ‘Stratified Design’ paper is an exception though, that was great - deep but still comprehensible.