Revolutionizing Healthcare: Andy Schoonover's Playbook for Disrupting Entrenched Industries

Hi! Nice article, congrats! Some days ago I wrote an article about OpenWater’s Silicon Hospital. It is an open-source tech platform, while CrowdHealth is a new model, but both aims are to revolutionize healthcare. I absolutely see the intersections between these two projects, and the common points, like openness. Take a look at my article if you think. <https://hackernoon.com/the-silicon-hospital-silicon-and-software-could-replace-drugs>

Playing Checkers With Genetic Algorithms: Evolutionary Learning in Traditional Games

Nice article, congrats! There is a cool Python lib called PyGAD for genetic algorithms in Python. I have an article about it, and how to run the selection algorithm parallel to use multiple CPU cores. Check it if you think <https://hackernoon.com/how-genetic-algorithms-can-compete-with-gradient-descent-and-backprop-9m9t33bq>

In Web3, Community, Not Content, Is King

Great article! One year ago I wrote an article about Web3 is not about the technology, but the democratic community. The main point is the same, but yours is much more deep! Congrats! (this was my article in the topic: <https://hackernoon.com/web3-is-not-about-blockchain-or-decentralization>)

How Encryption Can Secure Online Voting

I’ve taken a quick look at Haal, but it is not clear for me, how can it achive anonimity without Merkle tree. I’m using Merkle tree, as Tornado Cash or Semaphore does. This is my repo: <https://github.com/TheBojda/zktree-vote>

Hi! Nice article! I have an MVP implementation of blockchain based voting using ZKP with really simple well readable source code, and articles. Take a look at it if you think: <https://hackernoon.com/how-i-built-an-anonymous-voting-system-on-the-ethereum-blockchain-using-zero-knowledge-proof> 

A Brief Introduction of ActivityPub: The Future of Social Networks

Ty for the kind words. :) ActivityPub is a very promising protocol and with the help of existing, well-established decentralized protocols, the Fediverse can become a truly censorship-free system, and in the long run, the most popular unified social network.

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ZkDemocracy: the Easiest Solution for Zero-knowledge Proof-based Anonymous Voting

Understanding the Ethereum Swarm Storage Scaling Mechanism

A Concept of Collective aI on Ethereum and Ethereum Swarm

Mine Intelligence Instead of Bitcoin: The Future of Green Computing

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A Brief Introduction to The Boltzmann Brain Theory

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The Silicon Hospital: Silicon and Software Could Replace Drugs

Can You Open Medical Data (MR, CT, X-Ray) in Python and Find Tumors With AI?! Maybe

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Thermodynamic Computing: How to Save Machine Learning by Replacing Transistors

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OpenWater: A Revolutionary Open-source Wearable MRI and BCI Device

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Zkp2p: The End of Centralized Exchanges

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A Magical Relationship Between Distributed File Systems, Blockchain, and Artificial Intelligence

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