What are the blockchains? That question came to my mind a couple of weeks ago when I watched Don Tapscott’s encouraging speech on TEDXTalks. Well, making some simple deduction, we can think on a “chain of blocks which contain information rows”. Essentially, the information is stored in a distributed database – meaning that many computers manage it …
Few days ago I ended to read José Saramago’s ‘The Cave‘, based on Plato’s ‘Allegory of the Cave’, and it made me ponder: Which is the relevance of job in an individual’s life? The more I think about it, the more I feel the social conventions behind it. We can find some typical quotes such as …
Technology doesn’t stop to amaze me. I’ve been following this self-driving car trend for quite a long time; especially, the case of the cars fueled by electricity. The main references I have been following are Tesla Motors and the Google Self-Driving Car, and it makes me happy to think that I may not need to …
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Lately (as many other people in the world, I guess) I’ve been following the event held by Alphabet; precisely, by Google DeepMind. Some rounds of Go matches were played between the Korean Champion Lee Sedol and a machine developed by DeepMind (AlphaGo) in a week interval, and the result was, simply, astounding. AlphaGo won 4-1 against Lee Sedol, reaching to …
It’s true that I’m not a fanboy of the bitten apple brand, but in this topic they won a bit of my respect. My curiosity started few days ago, when I read this piece of news from The Guardian. It talks about the requirements the FBI indicated to Apple related to their Privacy Policy, in order …
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