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What are the qualities you should look out for when you’re selecting the company that will implement the software side of your device? Vladimir Timashov , Delivery Manager, Healthcare & Life Sciences, at global technology consultants DataArt shares his thoughts In the age of digitalisation, technological demand grows daily even in highly conservative areas. Smart medical devices and enhanced medical software products such as the or allow a seamless user experience, reduce risk and apply new approaches such as AI or VR to help reduce the cost of diagnosis. AI-powered insulin pump Embody’s pre-operative planning software A lot of medical device companies are now at the beginning of their digitalisation journey. Some of these manufacturers historically have no software technology capabilities in-house. At the same time, there are also niche start-ups in the industry, which are founded by doctors who are struggling with software development expertise and resources. While the option of building an in-house technology department could still be considered, this approach requires significant upfront investment and can extend time-to-market. Therefore, involving a technology partner may be a solution that will offer the required expertise and resources for the long-term journey towards digitalisation. According to ISO 13485 and ISO 9000-family standards, a manufacturer should control the outsourced processes and remain responsible for them. So, if you are a CIO of a medical device manufacturer and you’re just starting out on the journey of selecting a software technology partner, you will need to perform due diligence on companies you consider working with. Alongside some of the obvious points like technology expertise and cost estimates, here are a couple of other things to consider as part of the selection criteria: The supplier should be flexible and able to adapt to your product development life cycle A supplier’s flexibility makes adaptation possible throughout the entire journey. Each individual medical device has specific risk factors and intended uses, alongside compliance with the company’s standard procedures. Therefore, you may not necessarily need a black-box software solution, but rather a service to make it possible to implement a software component for your medical devices in close collaboration with your company’s guidelines, as a step-by-step approach. A supplier should be capable of developing and adjusting their procedures and fit to the manufacturer’s QMS needs. In the first of a series of three articles, we get global leaders, McKinsey & Company’s insight on the medtech market right now. They give their expert advice to medical device companies, explaining how they can navigate through digital disruption. The supplier should be experienced in medical device software development Flexibility doesn’t mean the absence of control or avoiding necessary routines. Being a highly regulated industry, medical device development requires thorough approaches when it comes to design controls. Partnering with a technology provider that has all the required knowledge and experience in place makes it possible for the software development lifecycle to be built properly from the very start of the journey and ensures that no important steps are missed. The supplier should be capable of helping to plan and set up quality controls You will walk hand-in-hand through planning, solution design, risk assessment, development and validation with the supplier you select. Therefore, it’s important to make sure your future partner has the ability, knowledge and resources to support you throughout the journey. Bringing the technology experts in at the early stages of the planning will help identify and mitigate possible risks related to technology and outline your technology strategy. The supplier should fit your culture Even though it’s not specifically about medical devices themselves, the corporate culture of the parties plays a significant role in building a relationship. It’s helpful to keep in mind that shared values, operational routines and management styles make it possible to avoid conflicts, help align priorities easily and significantly speed up the overall process. Due diligence when selecting a supplier is a crucial step in the whole journey. In fact, it’s actually the step that affects all the other processes taking place: the lack of a proper selection process can be detrimental to the entire project. At the same time, you should always remember that the initial selection of the supplier is still just the first step — it’s important to regularly ask yourself whether your current supplier still mirrors your goals and adds value. That is not only required by the standard, but it also allows you to make sure the partnership remains meaningful in the long run. Originally published at medtechengine.com .

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Along with the size of the data used to train an AI, the quality of that data contributes too to the final picture. Now, what do I mean by the quality of the data? Beforehand, in case you didn’t know, I base my writing only on the tools I use to rationalize. I don’t go out there and search for the definition of what “data” truly means. I know how an HDD, and SSD work, but not how they transfer data and so so on. Now that I think about it, the quality of the information I write could be improved by knowing these. Or at least new ideas would pop up, regardless of the domain. But anyway, I hope I was able to explain a bit what “quality of data” is. Part 1: Is quality more than a Good/Bad factor? When we define a specific domain like “cooking”. The coherence with which the recipes are described can be seen as the quality of the understanding. Then comes the quality of the recipe as rated by humans (taste, easiness of preparation, size, and so on). So we as humans, got 2 ratings for the quality of the cooking book. How easy we understand it. How worth it is making it. In time, we would become expert chefs and rate books only by the food (based on our family’s interest). Later, each recipe will have its rating and will contribute to the overall rating of the book. Those recipes with a higher rating will be more representative of that book. You will remember this way that in this book, on pages x, y, and z, you find certain good picks. Even if you don’t remember what recipes are there. You will remember by the mere category “good food”. An AI would see those parts as “beginner”/”advanced”/”expert”, “bad food”/”good food”/“healthy food”/“good food for babies”, and oops. Good food for babies. If we didn’t care about healthy food for whatever reason, now it’s more serious. How could we stop someone, who owns an AI without the required “ethical barrier”, to trust what the bot says? I am certain that his little AI wasn’t trained by food specialists. (This relates to a broader picture called “Open-source AI” which I would like to discuss soon. Like it or not, the future is too big to be seen by a single person.) Now… let’s go back to the question. Is quality a good/bad factor? As we can see, we base certain memories on what we define as “good quality”. This way, we can categorize 3 books, each with a certain number of “good quality” recipes in them. It seems like “quality” turns to “efficiency”. What can we say about “efficiency” when it comes to our safety? Our long-term health and well-being? Why does “efficient” sound a little too rushy here? Because here, we need proof. We have to be sure as our health is at play. And I am sure that deeply, we all care about it. How else could we finish that game? Or have another night with friends? We simply NEED some things to be “Good”. A Good which has no Bad. Just because we have the power to eliminate all that Bad. But then, if there can be a Good without Bad, would it be Normal? Everyone can agree it is Normal to value health. But as we (smokers at least) can see, we are a bit under the line of Normal. And yet, we say it’s Good. And what can an AI learn from this? It is Good to give misleading information as a joke. But only under certain criteria. However, bots don’t have feelings. So how could they truly understand what is related to what? No matter how much we try, in the end, the mind of an AI is just math. And numbers can do something peculiar. They can move outside the realm of language. Each word has a certain value. Each connection has a certain value. Each concept as a whole has a certain value. Anything you can construct, or deconstruct, and then their pieces, and even the wholes they form have a certain value. Then… could we train specific processes, like logic, and reasoning on criteria that resemble mathematical rules? Part 2: Could we define “perfect quality”? Imagine an AI that learns about the rules of math. Passing through every concept, idea, interaction, and eventually, the whole of math. The “mind” of this AI is locked in place. It can only follow the steps it knows so far. Then, the question comes. How will the bot learn our language? He might split phrases, words, ideas, and so on, into specific criteria which it has no idea how to define. The input could seem random and thus, the output would be random too. This AI, although it theoretically has infinite reason, lacks understanding. And so, trying to find “perfect quality” we might have found the opposite. Even if the reasoning is perfect, the lack of understanding wastes that potential. But wait, it means that “perfect quality” is beyond this. It requires an understanding of human language to transfer that reason. Then, we could assume that “perfect quality” means both perfect reasoning and perfect human language comprehension. Just like in the case of the cooking books, the “quality” is not achieved unless it’s tangible for us. Well… would that perfect reasoning be tangible to us? Part 3: Perfect reasoning? In times of terror and distress. In times in which our brain acts differently, it is drawing more energy than usual from our internal processes. In those times, we can get hold of multiple weights. We take much more into consideration because we know that our situation is critical or close to it. Everything that we have learned over the years is enhanced by our self-engraved way of thinking. They both combine to show us what dedication feels like. How the willingness to get out of the hole, simply lets you find the stairs. And all based on feelings. Now, how would a person deprived of feelings think? How would that person decide it’s a critical situation? Based on his observations. He would have to consciously keep in mind his current situation all the time. “I have a good relationship with my girlfriend.” - One who never feels this way or any other, would just know consciously “Things are fine with her” and mind his tasks. Instead of maybe saying a “hello” as thank you for the feelings. Indeed, the last action seems less determined than the action of simply minding your tasks. Yet, we know that when two people believe both in something, that something makes them both fight harder. The more both believe in the relationship, the more determined they will be to make it happy. So that in turn, they will be happy and also make someone happy. Feelings are weird. But also have (or I believe) a crucial correlation to ethics. Part 4: What are ethics? I see ethics as nothing more than a concept. A concept of collaboration and common benefit enveloped in well-being. Maybe… a greater idea of Good. For it resembles the whole, not only the individual. Some happiness is expended to exponentially increase protection. The point where this is most efficient is what I define ethics. However, it might not only be a mere point. You see, ethics are always present. Time flows and they flow with time. To ensure a longer period of protection, we have to ensure a longer period of ethics. Thus, constant mutual benefits for all groups are regarded as longer periods of ethical connection. How can you keep a cube together if a line in it flashes? We need all lines to keep the balance between showing the outer part and keeping hidden so that we’ll see the whole cube. Going to 4d (mentally and not physically) might take us to the acknowledgment that on the other side, it looks the same as on this one. And ethics ensures we are safe if we check. Part 5: Ethics, efficiency, and quality. All of them can be tied to feelings when it comes to rating them. So we rate their impact on our feelings. They could also be rated by efficiency. How fast they achieve the x outcome. Have you heard about the efficiency of efficiency? Neither did I, but I’ve been thinking about it. At least to some degree. Let’s see what it could mean. As I’ve said before, in the training of an AI, we encounter different modules of data. “Cooking”, “Fishing”, “Self-Improvement”, “Personal speech”, and so on (from here on you can see the potential). For each module, we can depict the quality of the data. Efficiency of learning and quality in interaction. From a “perfect quality of data” point of view, the efficiency of learning is all that matters. Here, we switch from language understanding to computing power and later, to algorithm efficiency (which is derived from creativity). Now, how did we arrive at creativity? And why is it interesting? Because it dictates the efficiency in both language understanding and AI comprehension and distribution of information. However, we are talking about two kinds of creativity. Part 6: Human Comprehension and Computer Comprehension (I told you 6 is an interesting number.) Now, we can take a break, I feel like we have arrived at a milestone. Why? Because the magic words to get here are: “The discovery of playfulness, of playing with the odds, marked a significant role in the shaping of our world. There was a moment when our brains were able to relax while imagining how we ran all day to find gazelles. This allowed us to collect information that we might have missed during the dozen runs, simply because we were too focused to catch them. Now, as our condition improves we can think more because we use less energy to act when trying to catch the prey. We can even surprise them in a bush or at least learn their patterns of movement.” So one thing is certain. Humans adapt not just mentally, but physically too. We see how the balance shifts from body to psychic and back. Allowing both brains and bodies to run faster and faster. Adapting to work fields that require mental processes and physical ones. Now, how have we trained those mental processes? With math, of course. But there is a catch. We might have seen math our way all this time. We have felt and seen the effects of falling, increasing mental power and all. We believe we understand numbers very well since we can make rockets, self-driving cars, firearms, and so on. But do we understand numbers enough as to create mental ladders that act as scales? Can we comprehend the true difference between 1 million and 1? How about 1 million and 1 trillion? But 1 trillion and 1 million with the condition that the 1 million has a realistic scale based on the 1 we compared with 1 million 2 moments ago? As you can see, maybe our minds are meant to understand specific concepts, but we fail with scale comprehension. And, if understood, that scale would allow us to understand the world around us better. I can’t but say every time I think about this, that primes play a significant role in explaining scale itself. And since I’ve opened this topic: Could there exist a universal scale factor? One which is the same everywhere and dictates the same growth? Primes are growing obviously. The whole idea of prime is that they are divisible only by 1 and themselves. Surely there are indivisible aspects in real life as well. Shapes that cannot be equally separated only if you split them into atoms. Whole concepts that if you subtract even one idea from them, they crash. I find it hard to coin my progress as “overall”. For example, I can start 2 articles based on the same idea and take different routes in each of them. Or I can start a single article, writing and writing what would have been the whole of those 2 articles, but instead of being connected through the same levels of complexity, they are connected by the building of ideas. And even their ending changes position based on the rules and arrangements of ideas dictated by the flow and inspiration of the moment. Which is also a result of the start-to-now slope. Part 7: Universal Scale The start-to-now slope. Maybe… it’s too poorly explained in just 4 words. Imagine you start drawing a straight line on the planet. The more you draw, the further you get from the starting point. You move and move until the starting line becomes more of a starting point. From a certain distance, you can barely see the difference in angle to keep the line perfectly straight. These variables change depending on the space you draw your line on. Whether it is a 2d square part of a 3d cube or a sphere. (I have no idea how to present the 2d space which resembles a sphere) So, the start-to-now slope is the whole information that can grant you the angles required to know the direction in which you should draw the line further. Let’s visit the world of shapes for a moment. Our first encounter is a weird shape. Weird because it encompasses both a sphere and a cube. The sphere and the cube are both perfectly aligned so that the diagonal of the cube is also the diameter of the sphere. Imagine that the cube is hanging its diagonal from front-left-down to back-right-up to the respective diagonal of the sphere. The other diagonal back-left-up to front-right-down should also be a diagonal of the sphere, right? Supposing we turn the cube only in a single axis, around its first diagonal, we could maybe see that there is an opposing diagonal that rotates itself as a whole around the sphere (the opposing edges of the diagonal always touch the sphere). This means that we found the most efficient way to turn the cube around the first axis just by using the outer points of information of the second one. But how would we know that balance was kept during the whole rotation without knowing any other information? By noting that the traces left by the sides on the sphere are always the same. We have a single straight line across the whole sphere. So… we found how big the sphere is by only knowing the length of the second diagonal of the cube. But also the angles of rotation. Which for a sphere is always 360, yet, the length of the diagonal of the cube allows us to see the whole picture of the sphere. This way, we can represent the potential space required for a sphere that is perfect for that cube to appear. And since that cube is always spinning, we can assure nothing will be there when the sphere appears. Yet, for that to be completely true, we have to also spin by the opposing diagonal, setting the second as the anchor and rotating around it. And change the angles on and on and on, on different dimensions (for that the sphere has infinite diagonals in the end). Start-to-now slope is a growing concept that brings us closer and closer to guessing the size of the sphere before its first appearance. Like the collapsing of the quantum states in algorithms which are made to choose the most efficient path out of many. (And this idea kind of brings this concept to another level.) I sure forgot where I wanted to arrive and time is not in my favor but I still love time. As it shows the wonders people can come up with when simply being happy. (Or creative, they are quite the same I presume.) Part (2n+1/2n-1): The end? For me, the beauty of the world is meant to be shared. But it must be so with care. Whether it be misinformation, the possibility of misinterpretation, the harmfulness of the information, and probably some more, we have to ensure our well-being. If we don’t, then who will? As the quantum revolution has taught us. If it’s true, we’ll know it. Else, we simply believe it’s true. Even with 100% of known odds pointing towards it. What if there are other strings attached? That would explain why 100% odds don’t necessarily mean true. And in the end, who knows, maybe those strings attached are simply the reason why it isn’t safe for this information to appear now. This way, they are dependent on the other and will simply tell us to shift our view. To make them safe. (Maybe there is a specific definition of “safety” told by the rules of the universe found in gravity, interaction, and so on.) In conclusion, by making ourselves better, we will be able to make everything around us better. This time, however, it’s not just about humans and human experience. It’s also about the experience of the world we started to create.

How Efficiently Could You Train Your AI?

আপনি আপনার এআইকে কতটা দক্ষতার সাথে প্রশিক্ষণ দিতে পারেন?

Wie effizient könnten Sie Ihre KI trainieren?

¿Con qué eficiencia podrías entrenar tu IA?

Avec quelle efficacité pourriez-vous entraîner votre IA ?

आप अपने AI को कितनी कुशलता से प्रशिक्षित कर सकते हैं?

AI をどのくらい効率的にトレーニングできるでしょうか?

AI를 얼마나 효율적으로 훈련할 수 있습니까?

Com que eficiência você poderia treinar sua IA?

Насколько эффективно вы могли бы тренировать свой ИИ?

Yapay Zekanızı Ne Kadar Verimli Bir Şekilde Eğitebilirsiniz?

Bạn có thể đào tạo AI của mình hiệu quả đến mức nào?

您训练人工智能的效率如何？

It was a subreddit group that Dogecoin to skyrocket by 1100% within two days in January 2021. This group called WallStreetBets (WSB), made up of amateur stock traders, united against traditional financial institutions. Their aim was to pump stocks that hedge funds betted would fall in value, such as Blackberry and Nokia. Two weeks later, this spilled into the crypto market, particularly to Dogecoin – and that was how the meme coin saw its biggest rally that year. This price surge was further consolidated by a from Elon Musk. caused frenzy tweet Though DOGE will drop in price, these events showed the immense power social media could wield over the financial market. They also highlighted the fact that communities are the core of the cryptoverse. Social Media: A Financial Leveler? For decades, financial markets were cryptic ecosystems reserved for a few. People who wanted to make investments had to depend on brokers who would help them with the paperwork. But when Bitcoin came on the scene, the financial markets saw a revolution. The average Joe became interested in making investments and did not require a broker to assist him. The average Joe had total control over the purchase and management of his assets. Furthermore, he did not need to consult financial advisers to know how the market worked. This is because he had access to several social media platforms where he could interact with like minds with common interests. He exchanged ideas with them and received guidance on how to make profitable financial decisions. always Over time, these interactions have evolved into solid communities; communities like WSB that are powerful enough to determine the price movement of an asset. So what makes social media communities so influential in the crypto space? Why Social Media Communities Play a Huge Role in Crypto The advent of social media democratized information and eliminated the barriers to networking and community building. These solutions tie nicely with the goals of cryptocurrency, where finance is democratized, information flows freely, and communities are cultivated easily. Through social media, crypto users can quickly disseminate information, share knowledge across borders, and shape market trends vis-a-vis global trends. Rapid Information Dissemination and Real-Time Updates Amid the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank in early 2023, poor communication was as one of the key reasons for its eventual ruin. pointed The Communications and PR department of the bank may probably disagree with this. They'd say that they constantly updated their website explaining their financial crisis. However, while their website was littered with very important information, their Twitter page was cold. Did they forget that Twitter is one of the foremost points of call for updated news, especially crypto since SVB was heavily linked with several crypto businesses? While SVB may not be a traditional crypto company, it was described as the for many crypto businesses. lifeline So why did SVB fail to own its story on Twitter? Why did they allow people to come up with their own narratives which worsened the bank run? You see, cryptocurrencies thrive on real-time information, and social media platforms serve as the perfect hot spots for disseminating breaking news, updates, and analysis. Twitter, in particular, is a hub for influential figures, analysts, and enthusiasts to share insights and commentaries that can significantly impact the market. Borderless Transmission of Knowledge Crypto enthusiasts and investors use platforms like Twitter, Reddit, Discord, and Telegram to stay informed about the latest news and updates in the industry. When there's breaking news about a significant development or a change in the regulatory landscape in a country or region, it spreads rapidly across borders through these platforms. Traders and investors also use these platforms to share market insights and analyses. Shaping Market Trends The ability of social media platforms to quickly disseminate information and foster community engagement enables them to significantly impact market trends. For instance, during the COVID-19 pandemic, social media played a crucial role in making users interested in decentralized finance (DeFi) projects. As users shared success stories and ROIs on social media, more people became curious about DeFi, leading to a surge in its popularity and market capitalization. Let’s not forget how Elon Musk's tweets and public statements significantly the crypto market, particularly Bitcoin and Dogecoin. Speaking of Dogecoin, social media memes, and viral trends birthed a new crypto ecosystem known as meme coins. The value of these coins greatly depends on how well these memes can sustain their buzz on social media. But do all social media platforms command the same sphere of influence? Where do the biggest crypto communities reside on social media? impacted Social Media Platforms: The Big Five in Crypto Two facts: (1) There are over 100 social media platforms, and (2) That a social media platform is popular globally does not mean it would be popular in the cryptoverse. In the cryptoverse, there are five major social media platforms: Twitter, Reddit, Telegram, Discord, and YouTube. And companies like Choise.com know this. Twitter Twitter boasts of an active crypto community with influential figures, experts, and analysts sharing market insights and project updates. The platform's real-time nature makes it a go-to source for quick updates. Choise.com has over 20K followers on Twitter. Reddit Reddit hosts numerous dedicated cryptocurrency subreddits, such as r/Bitcoin and r/Ethereum, where enthusiasts engage in lively discussions about specific coins and projects. These communities foster a sense of belonging among like-minded individuals. Telegram Telegram is renowned for its real-time discussions and project-specific channels. For Choise.com, this is where developers and community members interact directly, making it an essential communication tool for Choise.com. YouTube YouTube hosts a plethora of crypto-related channels that offer educational content, project reviews, and analysis. It serves as an excellent resource for newcomers seeking to understand the intricacies of the cryptocurrency world. Discord Discord has become a popular platform for crypto communities and project-specific servers. Discord servers are known for their interactive nature, allowing crypto projects to have direct interactions with their community members. With over 21K followers, Choise.com has its most followers on Discord. Choise.com and other crypto companies use Discord to facilitate direct engagement between project teams and their supporters, and encourage a sense of active participation. This is the reason several projects use Discord for decentralized governance. The Role of Social Media in Crypto Governance With freedom and democratization at the heart of crypto, it was not long before decentralized autonomous communities began to emerge. These communities called Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) operate without a central authority, utilizing distributed decision-making processes, voting mechanisms, and transparent rules to achieve their objectives and manage resources efficiently. As these organizations gain momentum, the power of social media as a dynamic change catalyst and a tool for community engagement becomes undeniable. Social media platforms like Discord empower crypto enthusiasts and stakeholders to voice their opinions, propose innovations, and collectively influence project development. So What Does the Future Hold? There is an increasing integration of social media platforms with blockchain projects. Blockchain-based social media platforms are emerging, providing crypto incentives for content creators and users. This integration will enhance user engagement and token utility within these platforms. Also, the ease of access and engagement provided by social media platforms will contribute to the gradual mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies. As more people join these communities, awareness and acceptance of digital assets will grow. Conclusion The influence of social media communities on the cryptocurrency space cannot be understated. From rapid information dissemination to shaping market sentiment and governance decisions, these communities have become integral to the industry's growth and development. As social media continues to evolve, its integration with blockchain projects and the rise of tokenized platforms will further incentivize community engagement and drive mainstream adoption. Decentralized governance models like DAOs promise a more inclusive and democratic future for the cryptocurrency space. As the industry continues to mature, it is crucial for users and stakeholders to recognize the potential and responsibility that come with this influence, paving the way for a more decentralized and prosperous future for cryptocurrency.

Democratizing Finance: How Social Media Transformed the Cryptoverse

The $30,000 Bequest, and Other Stories by Mark Twain, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . CHAPTER II here CHAPTER II Now came great news! Stunning news—joyous news, in fact. It came from a neighboring state, where the family's only surviving relative lived. It was Sally's relative—a sort of vague and indefinite uncle or second or third cousin by the name of Tilbury Foster, seventy and a bachelor, reputed well off and corresponding sour and crusty. Sally had tried to make up to him once, by letter, in a bygone time, and had not made that mistake again. Tilbury now wrote to Sally, saying he should shortly die, and should leave him thirty thousand dollars, cash; not for love, but because money had given him most of his troubles and exasperations, and he wished to place it where there was good hope that it would continue its malignant work. The bequest would be found in his will, and would be paid over. PROVIDED, that Sally should be able to prove to the executors that he had Taken no notice of the gift by spoken word or by letter, had made no inquiries concerning the moribund's progress toward the everlasting tropics, and had not attended the funeral. As soon as Aleck had partially recovered from the tremendous emotions created by the letter, she sent to the relative's habitat and subscribed for the local paper. Man and wife entered into a solemn compact, now, to never mention the great news to any one while the relative lived, lest some ignorant person carry the fact to the death-bed and distort it and make it appear that they were disobediently thankful for the bequest, and just the same as confessing it and publishing it, right in the face of the prohibition. For the rest of the day Sally made havoc and confusion with his books, and Aleck could not keep her mind on her affairs, not even take up a flower-pot or book or a stick of wood without forgetting what she had intended to do with it. For both were dreaming. “Thir-ty thousand dollars!” All day long the music of those inspiring words sang through those people's heads. From his marriage-day forth, Aleck's grip had been upon the purse, and Sally had seldom known what it was to be privileged to squander a dime on non-necessities. “Thir-ty thousand dollars!” the song went on and on. A vast sum, an unthinkable sum! All day long Aleck was absorbed in planning how to invest it, Sally in planning how to spend it. There was no romance-reading that night. The children took themselves away early, for their parents were silent, distraught, and strangely unentertaining. The good-night kisses might as well have been impressed upon vacancy, for all the response they got; the parents were not aware of the kisses, and the children had been gone an hour before their absence was noticed. Two pencils had been busy during that hour—note-making; in the way of plans. It was Sally who broke the stillness at last. He said, with exultation: “Ah, it'll be grand, Aleck! Out of the first thousand we'll have a horse and a buggy for summer, and a cutter and a skin lap-robe for winter.” Aleck responded with decision and composure— “Out of the ? Nothing of the kind. Not if it was a million!” capital Sally was deeply disappointed; the glow went out of his face. “Oh, Aleck!” he said, reproachfully. “We've always worked so hard and been so scrimped: and now that we are rich, it does seem—” He did not finish, for he saw her eye soften; his supplication had touched her. She said, with gentle persuasiveness: “We must not spend the capital, dear, it would not be wise. Out of the income from it—” “That will answer, that will answer, Aleck! How dear and good you are! There will be a noble income and if we can spend that—” “Not of it, dear, not all of it, but you can spend a part of it. That is, a reasonable part. But the whole of the capital—every penny of it—must be put right to work, and kept at it. You see the reasonableness of that, don't you?” all “Why, ye-s. Yes, of course. But we'll have to wait so long. Six months before the first interest falls due.” “Yes—maybe longer.” “Longer, Aleck? Why? Don't they pay half-yearly?” “ kind of an investment—yes; but I sha'n't invest in that way.” That “What way, then?” “For big returns.” “Big. That's good. Go on, Aleck. What is it?” “Coal. The new mines. Cannel. I mean to put in ten thousand. Ground floor. When we organize, we'll get three shares for one.” “By George, but it sounds good, Aleck! Then the shares will be worth—how much? And when?” “About a year. They'll pay ten per cent. half yearly, and be worth thirty thousand. I know all about it; the advertisement is in the Cincinnati paper here.” “Land, thirty thousand for ten—in a year! Let's jam in the whole capital and pull out ninety! I'll write and subscribe right now—tomorrow it maybe too late.” He was flying to the writing-desk, but Aleck stopped him and put him back in his chair. She said: “Don't lose your head so. mustn't subscribe till we've got the money; don't you know that?” We Sally's excitement went down a degree or two, but he was not wholly appeased. “Why, Aleck, we'll it, you know—and so soon, too. He's probably out of his troubles before this; it's a hundred to nothing he's selecting his brimstone-shovel this very minute. Now, I think—” have Aleck shuddered, and said: “How you, Sally! Don't talk in that way, it is perfectly scandalous.” can “Oh, well, make it a halo, if you like, don't care for his outfit, I was only just talking. Can't you let a person talk?” I “But why should you to talk in that dreadful way? How would you like to have people talk so about , and you not cold yet?” want you “Not likely to be, for while, I reckon, if my last act was giving away money for the sake of doing somebody a harm with it. But never mind about Tilbury, Aleck, let's talk about something worldly. It does seem to me that that mine is the place for the whole thirty. What's the objection?” one “All the eggs in one basket—that's the objection.” “All right, if you say so. What about the other twenty? What do you mean to do with that?” “There is no hurry; I am going to look around before I do anything with it.” “All right, if your mind's made up,” sighed Sally. He was deep in thought awhile, then he said: “There'll be twenty thousand profit coming from the ten a year from now. We can spend that, can't we, Aleck?” Aleck shook her head. “No, dear,” she said, “it won't sell high till we've had the first semi-annual dividend. You can spend part of that.” “Shucks, only —and a whole year to wait! Confound it, I—” that “Oh, do be patient! It might even be declared in three months—it's quite within the possibilities.” “Oh, jolly! oh, thanks!” and Sally jumped up and kissed his wife in gratitude. “It'll be three thousand—three whole thousand! how much of it can we spend, Aleck? Make it liberal!—do, dear, that's a good fellow.” Aleck was pleased; so pleased that she yielded to the pressure and conceded a sum which her judgment told her was a foolish extravagance—a thousand dollars. Sally kissed her half a dozen times and even in that way could not express all his joy and thankfulness. This new access of gratitude and affection carried Aleck quite beyond the bounds of prudence, and before she could restrain herself she had made her darling another grant—a couple of thousand out of the fifty or sixty which she meant to clear within a year of the twenty which still remained of the bequest. The happy tears sprang to Sally's eyes, and he said: “Oh, I want to hug you!” And he did it. Then he got his notes and sat down and began to check off, for first purchase, the luxuries which he should earliest wish to secure. “Horse—buggy—cutter—lap-robe—patent-leathers—dog—plug-hat— church-pew—stem-winder—new teeth— , Aleck!” say “Well?” “Ciphering away, aren't you? That's right. Have you got the twenty thousand invested yet?” “No, there's no hurry about that; I must look around first, and think.” “But you are ciphering; what's it about?” “Why, I have to find work for the thirty thousand that comes out of the coal, haven't I?” “Scott, what a head! I never thought of that. How are you getting along? Where have you arrived?” “Not very far—two years or three. I've turned it over twice; once in oil and once in wheat.” “Why, Aleck, it's splendid! How does it aggregate?” “I think—well, to be on the safe side, about a hundred and eighty thousand clear, though it will probably be more.” “My! isn't it wonderful? By gracious! luck has come our way at last, after all the hard sledding. Aleck!” “Well?” “I'm going to cash in a whole three hundred on the missionaries—what real right have we care for expenses!” “You couldn't do a nobler thing, dear; and it's just like your generous nature, you unselfish boy.” The praise made Sally poignantly happy, but he was fair and just enough to say it was rightfully due to Aleck rather than to himself, since but for her he should never have had the money. Then they went up to bed, and in their delirium of bliss they forgot and left the candle burning in the parlor. They did not remember until they were undressed; then Sally was for letting it burn; he said they could afford it, if it was a thousand. But Aleck went down and put it out. A good job, too; for on her way back she hit on a scheme that would turn the hundred and eighty thousand into half a million before it had had time to get cold. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Mark Twain (2004). The $30,000 Bequest, and Other Stories. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved October 2022 https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/142/pg142-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at . www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

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They say everyone needs a community. We all desire like-minded people, as well as places where we and these people can converge and discuss our similar passions. Whether it’s sports or fashion, or tech, communities can be places where people come together, engage, and even share opportunities. This same desire for communities is what has led many tech companies to especially grow significantly in the past few years. Social media provides a way for you and your friends to engage and connect, messaging apps offer groups that are closed off and which admit only members, and more. Interestingly, this shift towards community building has also led many to embrace optimal technology. When you see your friends and people around you adopting something, you feel encouraged to do the same, and you want to see what it’s about. In many ways, there’s an argument to be made that community has been one of the largest drivers of new technology adoption in our age. However, we are currently at an inflection point at the moment. The tech landscape is changing significantly, with the focus now - an age of the internet where people will have greater control over their data as well as who is able to access it. Web3 is expected to be the next iteration, and it is already taking shape - tech companies are rushing into the space, and there are different subgenres of the current internet infrastructure that are essentially being built to fit into the Web3 structure. moving to Web3 So, how does Web3 benefit from this drive towards community building? Well, this could be an area where gaming comes in. With games, we all have the opportunity to have fun and compete. However, gaming also provides a way to meet people of like minds and bond with them - essentially the same as the traditional tech landscape’s drive toward communities. We’re already seeing something similar with Elfin Arcade - a Web3 gaming platform that allows developers to create and scale their games while also letting audiences play and learn. In this interview, we spoke to Juan Ibagon, CEO of Elfin Kingdom, about the future of and community building. Juan is deeply passionate about the revolutionary potential of web3 in the gaming industry. Web3 gaming What was the vision for Elfin Games and Elfin Arcade? We have a clear vision to empower gamers and give them a platform to enjoy the innovations of web3 gaming in a decentralized and secure environment. Ibagon: The ecosystem brings Web3 Gaming to the masses and aims to set the bar for standards in gaming, focusing on 3 main pillars: Elfin Games Players can claim true ownership of their in-game assets, with the ability to make decisions that affect the overall ecosystem within the platform through our DAO. Empowering players: With the power that web3 wields, we create a more immersive and engaging gaming experience for players where they can interact with Builders and Creators. Supporting Builders and Creators to create a more engaging experience: At the same time, those Builders and Creators have access to tools and rewards that incentivized them to keep building upon the Elfin ecosystem, with fast feedback and more direct interactions. We’re focused on building a social gaming platform where users can interact with each other. We want to form communities within which interests align, resulting in a resilient base layer that incentivizes community growth, competition, and creativity. Building a strong community: How does your platform differ from others in the Web3 gaming space? The Elfin ecosystem grew fast as a leading game on last year, and we believe that our community is one of our greatest assets. Gamers, creators, and builders all benefit from our platform, and this creates a more exciting, enjoyable, and rewarding experience for everyone involved. Ibagon: Binance Smart Chain Another key differentiator between Elfin and other web3 games is that we have a significantly lower barrier to entry for players. We have worked hard to make it easier for people to enjoy Elfin Kingdom and other games hosted within our ecosystem, and we endeavor to make creating UGC (user-generated content) as easy and fun as possible to attract web3 creators to our platform. Initiatives such as our upcoming Elfin Creator Campaign highlight our efforts to bake UGC into our game and brand; users are able to design their own creatures with popular and easily accessible image generation tools; these creatures are then playable in-game as characters. The end goal is for anyone to be able to play or create games and content on our platform, with the same fair chance to participate and be part of a wider community. What are the areas of focus that you believe Web3 gaming should focus on going forward? Web3 and blockchain have the potential to completely revolutionize the gaming industry by providing arguably the most important piece of the puzzle: providing players with more control over their in-game assets. Ibagon: Traditional gaming is still completely monopolized, and as gamers realize the benefits of decentralization and personal ownership through blockchain technology, they continue to migrate to web3 gaming ecosystems; these ecosystems need to be able to scale in order to successfully adopt the next billion users and beyond. True in-game asset ownership results in more brand affinity, which also serves to benefit the brands and games themselves ultimately, so it’s in everyone’s interest to make it work! Other key areas Web3 gaming should focus on in the coming years are: The adoption of this technology will become easier for developers to create and distribute web3 games. At the same time, it will improve the interaction between web3 actors. Adoption of Web3 technology and the benefits of this technology: These games are becoming a standard, as they offer players a way to be rewarded while having fun. The standardization of play-and-earn games: These ecosystems allow players to interact with each other and with the game world in new and innovative ways, such as active participation in games and building or creating User-Generated-Content. A network of gaming ecosystems: As a result, developers are increasingly focusing on building strong and vibrant communities around their games, actively listening to their fans, and giving them what they want to continue developing in the right direction. Community-shaped ecosystems: And what are your visions for the future of your landscape? Contributing toward a self-sustainable, vibrant has been an amazing experience for me and the Elfin team. In the not-so-distant future, I see areas such as VR continuing to heavily contribute to the growth of web3 gaming, with Graphics engines such as Unreal also continuing to raise the bar for what can be produced with the merging of gaming design and web3. Ibagon: web3 gaming landscape I hope (and expect) to also see an increase in user-generated content. As mentioned before, it contributes to a happy and inclusive ecosystem and has worked wonders for games such as Minecraft and Roblox; UGC in web3 gaming is set to become an interesting area of the industry, and we plan to be a part of it! Builders, creators, and users all deserve to be rewarded for their contributions. Conclusion As the Web3 ecosystem starts to take shape, it is more important than ever to be more deliberate with efforts to draw customers. And, with online communities themselves being as popular as ever, there is an opportunity here to capitalize on the trend and use it to grow platforms’ user bases.

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The blockchain has introduced several use cases to the Web3 community through the use of smart contracts. One of them is the purposeful, coordinated, transparent, and structured corporation of people of like minds with a clear objective and common goal of global inclusion and acceptance. These organizations are called Decentralized Autonomous Organizations or DAOs, and they are one of the most popular concepts in the blockchain space. According to , there are 11,157 DAOs across all of the industry's active blockchains. DeepDAO DAOfeed Some of the benefits of DAOs include easy global outreach to a larger community, encouraging community involvement and engagement, sharing the organization's stake, accelerating the organization's advancement, creating a democratic environment, and so on. These numerous benefits, applications, and use cases of DAOs have made the creation of DAOs possible in almost all fields and industries. An Uncharted Territory creation is still relatively uncommon in some industries and market segments.  One example is the field of Cultural Heritage Preservation, in which there is potential for the blockchain to be used to solve some of the challenges it’s facing. DAO Only a few DAOs with the primary objective of collecting and developing Cultural Assets (also referred to as Cultural Intellectual Property) and World Heritages have been established within the blockchain space. An example of such DAOs is , a group of DeFi pioneers, early NFT collectors, and digital artists who have built a formidable yet benevolent reputation for acquiring culturally significant pieces with a charitable twist. Among their collection is the single copy of , Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. A legendary, recognizable, and historic piece of physical music, the two-CD, 31-track album had previously remained unwrapped in private hands. PleasrDAO Wu-Tang Clan’s unreleased album Another illustration is , a DAO researching on-chain decentralized asset ownership. They are digitizing physical assets and democratizing DAO access to create a decentralized city on the blockchain. A piece of , and in Wyoming, USA, are among their assets. CityDAO land in Blanca, Spain Parcel Zero These DAOs are collectively categorized as collector DAOs, a type of DAO that pools funds from members to buy, sell and issue NFTs for a specific purpose, which could be anything the DAO decides, depending on the item purchased. However, these DAOs are not primarily responsible or mandated for protecting, maintaining, and developing the cultural assets or world heritages they buy. These assets and historical places preserve a wealth of histories occasionally regarded as the apex of human ingenuity and contain distinctive cultures that have long ago disappeared. A new DAO that mainly focuses on these areas has emerged for the greater good of these assets and everyone associated with them, owing to the dangers and risks they face when neglected. Introducing TemDAO is a decentralized membership organization that supports the preservation, expansion, and development of Cultural Intellectual Properties or CIPs and World Heritage sites. They aim to promote collective and transparent advancement and conservation of the world's cultural and heritage resources. TemDAO A is any place on Earth, natural or artificial, that has been recognized for its exceptional universal value and deserves special protection so that present and future generations can appreciate and enjoy it. The World Heritage Convention, an organization of UNESCO, nominates and designates these sites. Examples include , , , etc. World Heritage site Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto (Kyoto, Uji, and Otsu Cities) Historic Villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama in Japan the Ninna-ji Temple in northern Kyoto, Japan The primary stakeholders who should be the main beneficiaries of the present World Heritage and Cultural Assets, such as tourists, communities connected to the sites, and researchers of culture, history, and architecture, suffer greatly from the severe constraints and inefficiencies of the current preservation frameworks in which these assets operate. On the other hand, Cultural Intellectual Property (CIP) is the native music, lyrics, skills, costumes, and innovations of a cultural group. It also includes their distinctive artworks and designs, customs and cultural heritages, traditions, and innovations. These groups frequently do not receive credit or financial gain from using these relics, even when others are profiting financially from them, due to the inadequate legal protections afforded to them. They also have little control over how or where these artifacts are used. This exploitation can be upsetting because, for many indigenous people, their identity is closely linked to these traditions. TemDAO seeks to develop a one-stop-shop platform for protecting cultural and historical properties and offering solutions to these issues by integrating blockchain technology with Cultural Intellectual Properties (CIPs) and building collaborative ecosystems with a DAO structure. It also incorporates several additional mechanisms, such as a data storage and transfer system, a reputation system, and a behavior incentive mechanism to facilitate a better solution. This structure enables parties involved in heritage conservation to work together quickly and transparently to protect and bring priceless cultural assets back to the public's attention. The Mechanics and Solutions of TemDAO TemDAO has introduced some creative solutions to address the issues that CIPs and World Heritage Sites face. These mechanisms provide adequate resources, increase exposure, and make processes more efficient so CIPs and World Heritage Conservation projects worldwide can operate more successfully. By doing this, individuals and organizations will be more motivated to support those projects. These strategies and solutions are grouped into five categories, which are: Crowdfunding, CIP-NFT Marketplace, Information issuing and exchange platform, Resource sharing and exchange platform, and Project operation supervision and audits platform. 1. Crowdfunding Platform The crowdfunding platform enables reputable teams worldwide to receive funds transparently, empowering them to advance the preservation of cultural assets and world heritage. These funds are also available to local groups responsible for safeguarding, maintaining, and preserving cultural treasures. TemDAO will also provide expert support to teams after the funding round to help them operate more efficiently on a larger scale. The crowdfunding process starts with a proposal, and once it’s approved, the DAO members or contributors can donate to the project. $TEM, the governance token of TemDAO, can be staked to obtain veTEM, which is used to vote for fundraising proposals of projects. 2. CIP-NFT Marketplace All Cultural Intellectual Properties (CIPs) and Heritage-related Intellectual Properties can be purchased and sold on the CIP-NFT Marketplace. CIP-NFTs are traditional CIPs that have been transformed into liquid and accessible assets using blockchain's distributed ledger technology (DLT) also known as non-fungible tokens (NFTs). CIP-NFTs enable free and open investment, ownership, and transaction of CIPs, and provide better potential for their protection while safeguarding the confidentiality of non-registered CIP. The marketplace provides teams of Heritage sites with a framework to promote their heritage protection projects, giving them more opportunities to be seen by potential investors and partners who can help advance their projects. As a result, it draws out the financial aspects of projects and gives teams quick financial gain. 3. Information issuing and exchange platform This is a forum for discussions, sharing information and concepts, and offering ideas and feedback to projects. It is a platform where in-depth conversations can introduce projects to investors or collaborators. Teams can upload documents in PDF format, present their research findings in an associated blog or wiki, and discuss their discoveries in an open and easily accessible forum devoted exclusively to such a purpose. Participants in the platform's discussions are rewarded with $TEM. Additionally, outstanding questions and answers earn members an extra $TEM reward. This high-incentive structure motivates DAO members to provide sustainable and high-quality contributions. Users will also be rewarded based on their actions and accomplishments using a reputation system that combines their real-life identity, on-chain address, and SBT (Soulbound Token). 4. Resource sharing and exchange platform This is a resource-sharing platform where members of the DAO can exchange or trade resources like data, equipment, materials, etc. The platform was created to accelerate efforts in World Heritage protection by gathering shared resources and making them available globally. Such an exchange will ensure that a lack of financing, resources, or distribution channels does not limit any heritage protection. The heritage exchange can be divided into three elements: Clients specify their available or required data using an API that is ready for querying. Project data is stored using the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). Data exchange layer: Clients submit their heritage site instructions and objectives for conservation. Only tangible items present will be taken into consideration. On-site exchange layer: Clients must fund the exchange escrow contract with sufficient $TEM to demonstrate their commitment, the trust that will be granted increases with the funds deposited. A value exchange layer: 5. Project operation supervision and audits platform This quality-control platform gives an expert evaluation and assessment of projects that TemDAO will accept. The platform is critical in the quality control process for World Heritage projects and CIPs. The accessors are specialists that are incentivized to perform the task. They are referred to as “nodes.” A blockchain-based incentive system that rewards specialists for their efforts and establishes a reputational system for them based on their work is used to assure reliability. For a node to participate in the project evaluation, $TEM must be deposited. A minimum of three nodes must carry out a project assessment to guarantee an unbiased assignment of votes. Each node must submit a score for the three categories (efficiency, budget, and quality), weighted according to the node's reputation. If the node provides a score similar to the average score, it will receive an extra reward. Every successful audit will raise a node's reputation. Conclusion TemDAO is the world’s first heritage protection and development DAO, supporting builders in the CIPs and World Heritage sectors with a range of products and infrastructure. They have developed a collaborative ecosystem that connects top World Heritage and CIP teams to funding, resources, mentorship, a shared network, and a collection of legal and smart contracts for protecting and advancing cultural and historical treasures. According to UNESCO, some dangers that World Heritage sites and CIPs face include armed conflict and war, earthquakes and other natural disasters, pollution, poaching, uncontrolled urbanization, and unregulated tourist growth. Additionally, there are several challenges to their development and conservation, including centralization and a lack of funding, and their protection models have significant drawbacks and inefficiencies. TemDAO has created a system that connects the stakeholders of these assets in a decentralized way so that their needs may be met—and promptly, too. TemDAO presents novel approaches to address these issues by utilizing blockchain technology. These structures serve as another instance of how effective DAOs using the blockchain may be.

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