santisiri

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Founder of the Democracy Earth Foundation, a Y Combinator backed non-profit providing incorruptible digital governance for communities, corporations, cities & nations. Founding peer of Partido de la Red (The Net Party), a political party that aims to improve representation with candidates committed to citizens requests online. An advocate of Bitcoin since 2011 helping startups, e-commerce sites and nonprofits to adopt it and a partner of Bitex.la, the largest Bitcoin exchange in Latin America. In 2007 founded Popego, a pioneering big data research lab acquired by Brazilian boo-box in 2011. Co-founded the Argentine Game Developers Association in 2001. Elected as Global Shaper by the World Economic Forum. Contributes in radio and television. His first book 'Hacktivismo'​ was published in 2015 by Random House.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/santisiri; my proof: https://keybase.io/santisiri/sigs/WKzELqE_Nd4rqQg25aE80U8Ih4ly0RZEJMvZ8HlpQR8 ]

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Comment · 7 years ago
that’s why it’s a voting mechanism and not based on artificial intelligence. only humans can acknowledge other humans. in the original paper is referred to as “attention mining”.
Comment · 9 years ago
That's what the first chart in the article showing twitter conversations throughout all of 2016 regarding the election aims to prove.
Comment · 10 years ago
the manifesto in the README is from 1996, a classic cryptonarchist text. that said: the main thing you want to battle in politics is corruption, and we had plenty of experience facing that when we started the Partido de la Red. In that respect, blockchains can play a huge role enabling not only more transparent administration of organizations but also, opening up new institutional arrangements only possible on the internet itself.
Comment · 10 years ago
hi hackernews, i'm the founder of http://democracy.earth and lead coder of http://sovereign.software. happy to answer any questions and doubts regarding this project (and past ones we started like the partido de la red and democracyos).
Comment · 10 years ago
absolutely right.. actually we could've gone with a GPL license, yet we want to make sure the greatest degree of freedom is embedded in the rights to use this software and MIT's simple licensing looks like the most fit for that purpose.
Comment · 10 years ago
i remember first time i was pointed to it. classic cryptoanarchist manifesto in silicon valley written by grateful dead lyricist. has that san francisco spirit in it.

yes, i'm aware it can sound funny at a first read.. but 'first they laugh at you, etc..'

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