hectorperez

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Hello! I'm behind Notesclub, an open-source platform for finding Livebook notebooks. Happy to answer any questions you have. Interested in contributing to a small Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView project? Visit https://github.com/notesclub/notesclub to learn more. Cheers!

Calling Go Code from Rust: A Google Trillian Story sequentech.io

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Comment · 6 years ago

You could also delegate your votes to people without them participating in the platform [1].

For example, you could delegate on Bill Gates because his opinions are already gathered on topics such as a carbon tax and basic income [2]. This data is added by people & bots from Bill Gates' blog, tweets, newspapers, etc.

[1] https://hectorperezarenas.com/2019/08/31/2-step-votings-for-...

[2] https://agreelist.org/a/basic-income https://agreelist.org/a/carbon-tax

Comment · 9 years ago

I didn't know about Deep Work! I added you and part of your comment to the list of people who prefer (and who do not prefer) remote-work: https://goo.gl/74E3BS

Comment · 9 years ago

I didn't say that we are smarter.

However, a smaller brain might have been better at that time. For example, a bigger brain requires more energy.

On the other hand, death in childbirth was a major hazard for females. Although I think Neanderthals' brain size at childbirth was similar to that of modern-day babies - but later it grew faster.

Comment · 9 years ago

Neanderthals had bigger brains than us

Comment · 9 years ago

Interesting list of who does and who does not support universal basic income https://goo.gl/VxKSdN

Comment · 9 years ago

In the risks we should take into account problems caused by mass unemployment (caused by AI).

By the way, there is a list of who does and who does not think there is a serious risk for society (of any type) within the next 50 years: https://goo.gl/Oe7S6e

Tony Blair calls for people to 'rise up' against Brexit bbc.co.uk

2 hectorperez 9 years ago 0 comments

Comment · 9 years ago

Thanks for the feedback!

Do you mean a threaded discussion per topic or per opinion?

Comment · 9 years ago

"Actual alternative facts do exist because we often select the facts we represent based on our tribal affiliations"

I wrote about this recently:

"When we are interested in a topic and have time, we read about it and contrast different points of views. But when we don’t have time or are not interested in something, we believe what our culture, friends and influencers say. And we are so bombarded with information nowadays that we can’t get informed about everything all the time" [1]

Do you think that a site tracking expert's opinions on important topics might help?

That's what we are doing on AgreeList.com / Wikiopinion.org We haven't decided yet if it should be a for-profit startup or a nonprofit organisation.

Do you think this would help to tackle fake news?