Power has become decentralized, just as communications have become decentralized.
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BUT THERE'S GOING TO BE DECENTRALIZED CLOUD COMPUTING, DECENTRALIZED FILE SHARING.
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Decentralized applications are a new idea and bitcoin was the first decentralized application.
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Unlike the decentralized cryptocurrencies that are traded on exchanges, cryptocurrency exchanges are centralized entities in a decentralized world.
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Synereo Tagline: A new, decentralized economy Description: Synereo is building a scalable Blockchain to allow decentralized applications to be built on it and says to think of it as the Android of the decentralized economy.
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They're enabling some higher form of organization, and what that is is called basically decentralized software or decentralized applications.
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I've even speculated that decentralized reputation economies and a decentralized basic income could supplant (parts of) capitalism as we know it.
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If your consumer decentralized app involves ordinary users knowingly accumulating, spending, or transferring custom tokens, your consumer decentralized app will fail.
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You say that cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin aren't decentralized, and yet people are enamored with these currencies precisely because they believe they're decentralized.
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Sirin Labs is getting all the buzzwords in with phrases like decentralized economy, decentralized app stores, cold-storage wallets, and secure blockchain transactions.
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Steemit follows Civil down the decentralized toilet as the idea of idealized decentralized apps rams headfirst with the volatility of the crypto market.
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However, a new class of software, called DAOs or Decentralized Autonomous Organizations, are emerging to enable decentralized decision-making at a global scale.
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The biggest difference between centralized exchanges (like Coinbase, Kraken and Bitfinex) and decentralized exchanges is that decentralized exchanges do not hold users' funds.
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Storj, a startup that developed a low-cost, decentralized cloud storage solution, announced a new version today called Tardigrade Decentralized Cloud Storage Service.
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"If bitcoin is like a decentralized savings account, Lightning is a decentralized checking account where users can send money instantly," Stark told CNBC.
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The shaggy, decentralized network had given rise to a shaggy, decentralized infrastructure, with no single choke point where a business could be shut down.
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"A lot of folks are trying to figure out how do you apply this consensus-driven immutable decentralized infrastructure and decentralized distributed applications," Beyda says.
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They are doing it in a decentralized way (with a decentralized database called the blockchain) whereas PayPal tried to do it in a centralized way.
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That, she said, includes projects focused infrastructure, public chain scalability, security, decentralized exchanges, wallets, custody, payment, coin stability, compliance, decentralized apps, gaming, virtual goods and more.
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In 2017, the SEC concluded that the Decentralized Autonomous Organization's (DAO) ICO was a security using this test, while Ethereum tokens are decentralized enough that they aren't.
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I think if you were doing fully decentralized Facebook, that would take massive computation, but I'm sure we could do fully decentralized authentication if we wanted to.
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Ethereum, it's a little bit more meta because it's a decentralized application for creating decentralized applications, so you sort of have to think of Ethereum like a tree.
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If we have an open, global, record-keeping system that is very, very secure, it's distributed and decentralized in the same way the web is distributed and decentralized.
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As explained earlier the only thing that could bring down a decentralized protocol is flaws in its code, making crypto security audits very important for any serious decentralized protocol.
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The company is planning to develop the building blocks for a decentralized internet that could eventually power decentralized apps (known as DApps), smart contacts, censorship-proof websites and more.
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In the same way that bitcoin is a "decentralized" asset not subject to authorities like central banks, decentralized social networks would mean no single platform could control users' data online.
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Instead, it is a decentralized network of computers around the world that keep track of all Bitcoin transactions, similar to the decentralized network of servers that makes the internet work.
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Even the very word they chose - "federal" - means decentralized.
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They remain as institutions of a truly decentralized internet .
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"Decentralized applications will someday surpass the world's largest software corporations in utility, user-base, and network valuation," writes David Johnston, managing director of the Dapps Fund, which helps bankroll decentralized consumer apps.
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In addition to the imToken wallet, the company's services also include Tokenlon, an in-app decentralized exchange in partnership with Kyber Network and 0x, and DApp store, a marketplace for decentralized mobile apps.
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Inside the exhibition hall, there were booths for teams working on decentralized autonomous video content, decentralized online marketplaces, blockchain-based cloud computing, a peer-to-peer electricity exchange and a cryptocurrency mining pool.
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An example is Datum, a decentralized marketplace for user data.
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The best IoT systems have made decentralized home security possible.
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It either isn't scalable enough, versatile enough, or decentralized enough.
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No Would you ever use a decentralized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin?
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The Galaxy S10 phones also support select decentralized apps ("Dapps").
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The popular cryptocurrency is attractive because of its decentralized nature.
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TRON says its goal is to establish a decentralized internet.
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There also will be an app store for decentralized apps.
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Why are decentralized control algorithms better than centralized control algorithms?
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Only 140 million people use uncensorable, independent, decentralized social media.
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But is it really decentralized and thus resilient to attacks?
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Since the blockchain is decentralized, nobody can alter the document.
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The number of industries incorporating decentralized systems continues to grow.
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All the decentralized election systems make hacking a fruitless endeavor.
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Ethereum also promises to be even more decentralized than bitcoin.
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Decentralized digital currencies like bitcoin are still not widely accepted.
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Decentralized exchanges that never hold your tokens on their wallets.
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Opting to continue down a decentralized path would be reckless.
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For example, being totally decentralized and having no central control.
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The decentralized system acts as a barrier to widespread fraud.
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It isn't enough for decentralized networks to be more equitable.
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The modern Internet has become far more complex and decentralized.
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That remark led to a bigger discussion about decentralized exchanges.
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And the first one will be a decentralized funding marketplace.
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In other words, Qarnot has built a decentralized data center.
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It's decentralized because there is no central authority governing bitcoin.
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Facebook asserts the network will become more decentralized over time.
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Modern, decentralized France spread a promise of prosperity and mobility.
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It is now decentralized and relying on affiliates further afield.
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H: A lot of entertainment creation is already decentralized now.
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We spent a long time extremely decentralized as a company.
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It will be highly decentralized and provide anonymity for investors.
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Wilson used the word "decentralized" not just once, but twice.
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This will allow users to build decentralized applications more efficiently.
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Decentralized communications was once a central promise of the internet.
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It is highly decentralized but has a wide online presence.
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We have to really start pushing on a decentralized web.
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The most basic reason is that it is a technology that allows for decentralized control — but just how decentralized that control will be is situational and in the long term, still up for debate.
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Today, the system has been used to build everything from a decentralized version of Reddit (which isn't currently working) that can handle a few million uniques per month and a similarly decentralized YouTube clone.
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Trust Wallet will also be one of a number default wallets supported by Binance's upcoming decentralized exchange, which will remove the shackles of a decentralized exchange and allow users to trade directly with one another.
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The system is run by a decentralized network of computers around the world that keep track of all Bitcoin transactions, similar to the way Wikipedia is maintained by a decentralized network of writers and editors.
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The Trump campaign, he said, intended to remain sparse and decentralized.
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Mastodon is a decentralized, free and open source version of Twitter.
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Their Digital Asset Registry does this all in a decentralized capacity.
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The new decentralized web enables a completely new paradigm for IoT.
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Examples include Golem and iExec, two decentralized marketplaces for computing power.
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FastX: China based high throughput decentralized exchange protocol built on Plasma.
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The internet is a decentralized network with unlimited sources of creativity.
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There are also decentralized protocols designed specifically to keep content online.
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To manage, Canada is one of the world's most decentralized federations.
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This rule, however, is impossible to enforce given Uber's decentralized nature.
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This is great, and this is what makes bitcoin completely decentralized.
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Who's currently using decentralized apps for anything else significant, at scale?
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Dubai Art Week, like everything in the Emirati capital, is decentralized.
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If we can build a decentralized web ... They couldn't find you.
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Are there good examples of people successfully making these decentralized structures?
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It has said its goal is to establish a decentralized internet.
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What we're creating here is a decentralized marketplace, more like BitTorrent.
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Silk Road really showed the utility of a stable decentralized cryptocurrency.
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If Angry Nerd gets decentralized, where do readers send hate mail?
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Winding Tree is a decentralized marketplace built on the ethereum blockchain.
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Especially, perhaps, given how hyped the decentralized space has now become.
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"A decentralized currency is a pretty incredible thing," said one student.
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It is decentralized, so it doesn't show up on anyone's radar.
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If you want long-term ideal 2FA, decentralized blockchain solutions, etc.
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Rather than fighting decentralized energy, forward-thinking utilities are embracing it.
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After all, regional, decentralized Texas flights is how Southwest Airlines started.
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Bitcoin's decentralized nature means that it is easier to transfer internationally.
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Another thing, though, is that our healthcare system is very decentralized.
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It was basically Reddit, except decentralized and without a true owner.
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Networks that trade in illegal wildlife are decentralized and constantly morphing.
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As campuses continue this transition, the learning process will be decentralized.
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It may also be time to consider other, more decentralized platforms.
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Part of the issue was Cargill's decentralized setup, the expert said.
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The Trump campaign, he said, intended to remain sparse and decentralized.
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Blockchain is a decentralized network of computers that logs cryptocurrency transactions.
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Because the internet was designed to be the great decentralized place.
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That movement is chaotic, decentralized, and full of controversy and disagreement.
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Net Ninjas: Net Ninjas is an Israel based protocol for all things decentralized compute and storage, starting with an offering that will use the blockchain to create a decentralized VPN that can be used by enterprises.
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Zuckerberg hasn't said anything about whether Libra will have transaction fees — a key part of why people like decentralized cryptocurrencies (which don't have them) and a key question for his project (which isn't decentralized, and thus could).
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It would be not merely a decentralized bank but a decentralized world computer; Ethereum allowed for the automatic execution of programs called "smart contracts," which went beyond the simple movement of money from one place to another.
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Ethereum, on the other hand, was launched with its own scripting language baked in, making it possible to build complex smart contracts, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), decentralized autonomous apps (DApps) and even other cryptocurrencies with relative ease.
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A decentralized platform such as TON could offer more security and resilience.
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It's important to know that the blockchain record is public and decentralized.
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The "decentralized" bit means that Mastodon is fractured into multiple federated instances.
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It combines the simplicity of Arduino with native support for decentralized networks.
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The secretary-general promised to make the UN "more nimble, more decentralized".
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That's been so decentralized for people, it's been outsourced to the internet.
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As far as marchers could tell, myself included, the event was decentralized.
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Is that as a decentralized digital currency, or merely an investment opportunity?
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But for now, it's a fascinating experiment in decentralized political infrastructure building.
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Storj, the decentralized storage network, had the most accurate information to share.
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Through the company's blockchain, data is decentralized and stored across multiple servers.
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Total freedom, choice, and equality through an online, decentralized, self-organized platform?
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ISIS and similar terrorist organizations represent ideological movements that are very decentralized.
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Cryptocurrencies are decentralized, but that doesn't mean everyone will have equal portions.
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His desire for a decentralized ledger didn't make up for the drawbacks.
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Fabric Ventures: A venture capital firm that invests in scalable decentralized networks
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All of this creates a vacuum that other decentralized apps are filling.
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The benefits of an encrypted decentralized network are obvious: security and privacy.
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But with Tezos you're basically getting computing power on a decentralized blockchain.
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This will entrench existing players rather than creating a truly decentralized system.
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Bitcoin is a digital decentralized currency that's created and then held electronically.
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The internet is decentralized, but many major companies still play crucial roles.
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Yes, digital networks are more directionless and decentralized than their broadcast predecessors.
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Do you think a decentralized, permissionless, censorship-resistant version would be better?
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"The concept of a decentralized ISP is entirely new," he told me.
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"Decentralized systems I think over time are likely to win," Garlinghouse said.
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It is, at its core, a wonderfully autonomous, independent, and decentralized arrangement.
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We could still live in that decentralized world, if we wanted to.
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Is Disick a shill or a true believer in our decentralized future?
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The cartel's decentralized structure had allowed it to adapt, the report added.
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Similarly, in a decentralized autonomous organization, no single entity owns the unit.
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Colony is one platform leveraging Ethereum to drive decentralized, global work organizations.
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The original blockchain is the decentralized ledger behind the digital currency bitcoin.
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The decentralized nature of ICO enterprises seems to often lead to chaos.
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It's designed to function as a kind of decentralized venture capital fund.
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"We're trying to create a decentralized autonomous video content community," says Wei.
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It could become the glue that makes various decentralized applications stick together.
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More recently, we've funded everything from big data to decentralized application platforms.
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Riot is built on Matrix, an open standard for decentralized persistent communication.
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That's less practical for email, which by its very nature is decentralized.
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DeFi, or Decentralized Finance, is a recent trend in the blockchain space.
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Google already decentralized (a bit) by reorganizing itself into Alphabet in 2015.
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In 2007 the island's move to decentralized energy cut that to zero.
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Does this kind of decentralized decision making work at a big company?
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Instead, it is a decentralized movement that includes multiple conservative activists upstate.
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On top of that, TechCrunch's newsroom is very decentralized and bottoms-up.
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"Blockchain research, on the other hand, is much more decentralized," he says.
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Distributed ledgers are decentralized networks which aren't governed by any central authority.
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There are challenges with building a big business on a decentralized network.
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The security that blockchain technology provides is due to its decentralized nature.
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Critics noted that Head Start's decentralized structure allowed wide variation in quality.
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Because it is decentralized, it cannot be dominated by a single power.
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But Samsung's decentralized structure makes it difficult to create unified software platforms.
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It's relatively easy to see how blockchains could help create a decentralized payment system, but distributed record-keeping — one of the technology's main strengths — doesn't offer a clear solution for problems like finding moderators to manage decentralized communities.
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And then when you look at the promise of the blockchain, which is this idea that we're going to have all these decentralized applications that people talk about, we're going to have this decentralized Uber and you're going to call a car from the cloud, that has been an idea ... They call them dApps, decentralized applications, which are basically applications that are built on a blockchain.
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Sources say Durov has decided to combine both a centralized and decentralized infrastructure, since a totally decentralized network doesn't scale as fast as one which has some elements of centralization, hence why Telegram needs to own its own blockchain.
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In theory, software developers could build any kind company in this decentralized way.
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This was before Satoshi Nakamoto pioneered the blockchain with his decentralized currency bitcoin.
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Not every venture needs a blockchain, and not everything needs to be decentralized.
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Magic Leap has announced they are acquiring Computes, a decentralized mesh computing startup.
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Nuo: Nuo is an India based project facilitating decentralized crypto lending on-chain.
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It was completely grassroots, seriously hardcore, totally decentralized, and kind of a mess.
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Ledgers become immediately appealing as soon as a database needs to be decentralized.
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These standards are decentralized, meaning that no one company owns and controls them.
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This solves the issues many other decentralized exchanges face with speed and power.
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But Meiri, for his part, is still a believer in the decentralized future.
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Unlike typical databases, the blockchain is maintained by users in a decentralized fashion.
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HTC Decentralized Chief Officer Phil Chen calls the product the company's 1.0 solution.
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The Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) subcategory could arguably have been categorized as Developer Tools.
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After all, decentralized networks like this one are designed to route around damage.
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It's a combination of a cryptocurrency, like Bitcoin, and a vast decentralized computer.
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Today decentralized applications are considered crypto moon shots or, worse, moon bat fiction.
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So, that's why I'm thinking about going back to decentralized or blockchain authentication.
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The Internet was built to be decentralized and independent; we're doing it wrong.
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A decentralized network like this can also only work if enough people participate.
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"We incubated it, but it's designed to be run in a decentralized way."
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The Russian system is run from Moscow, whereas the continental one is decentralized.
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Consider Blockstack, which includes "a decentralized micro-blogging app" among its basic tutorials.
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Nothing gets a population accustomed to decentralized, nongovernmental commercial activity like commercial activity.
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HEMINGWAY: The strength of our system is actually how decentralized it is, though.
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But big decentralized systems have many points of failure, rather than just one.
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This was how the centralized Ashley Madison database was ultimately decentralized, by force.
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And it's worked for companies that have no involvement in decentralized tech before.
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But because we have a decentralized system, [it's] usually the states or localities.
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At Occupy Wall Street it was decentralized without any kind of leadership structure.
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That a decentralized cryptocurrency like bitcoin gives ordinary folk control over high finance.
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Hackers prefer bitcoin because of the anonymity the decentralized virtual currency network offers.
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Some see ethereum as a potential structure for a decentralized, next-generation internet.
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America's elections infrastructure is highly decentralized, with every state managing its own system.
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We have similar investments in healthcare or decentralized networks, to name a few.
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Finally, it must be decentralized, the polar opposite of highly centralized government operations.
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"The web is already decentralized," said Berners-Lee, the inventor of the web.
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A decentralized internet promises to spread the running of these services across users.
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If you are trading tokens on ethereum, I recommend looking into decentralized exchanges.
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" The cryptocurrency, he predicted, will be the "foundation for the decentralized worldwide web.
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But who exactly would be the house when cryptocurrencies are decentralized by design?
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CONEVAL is a decentralized government agency while INEGI is an autonomous public agency.
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Case Farms operates under a decentralized management system, which Shelton instituted early on.
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A decentralized approach to IoT networking would solve many of the questions above.
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Note that thus far I've been talking about public, permissionless, fully decentralized blockchains.
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Like other assets, it can be tokenized and decentralized into a public blockchain.
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It's an incredible movement of decentralized voluntarism and represents humanity at its best.
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"The Ethereum Foundation tries very hard to be a decentralized organization," he said.
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In this world, highly centralized countries will fare much worse than decentralized ones.
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But a big problem is the gymnastics community has been its decentralized nature.
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She cites, for example, the indie platform Mastodon, which is crowdfunded and decentralized.
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We have a decentralized elections system and we live in a mobile society.
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The second is redirecting government support to clean energy, particularly decentralized clean energy.
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A blockchain is a huge decentralized log of data spread across numerous locations.
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"I think skepticism around decentralized currencies is growing rather than abating," Erlam said.
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Distributed ledgers store vast amounts of transactions on a decentralized network of computers.
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Sean Tilley, community manager of the early decentralized network Diaspora, was similarly suspicious.
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Perhaps more critically, MS-13 is a decentralized organization with no clear hierarchy.
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Blockchain, or distributed ledger technology, is a secure, decentralized network that records transactions.
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Blockchain networks are decentralized, and maintain a continuously growing record of cryptocurrency transactions.
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It maintains a continuously growing record of cryptocurrency transactions across a decentralized network.
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In short, the state of immigration negotiations in Congress remains decentralized and disjointed.
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A decentralized internet was hailed as a way to dethrone Twitter and Facebook.
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Are cryptocurrencies actually decentralized or are they controlled by small groups of people?
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It is a global computer that no one controls, a decentralized virtual machine.
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They are already decentralized, we should ensure that they remain decentralized, that there is a paper trail for every precinct that there is a Republican and a Democrat judge, there supposed to be that signs off on the precinct returns.
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The token had been held as visionary, an improvement on Bitcoin that gives developers a platform to build on — whether it be decentralized apps, decentralized systems or more — but that hasn't been reflected in in this months-long price retreat.
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Three of the team members will work with Coinbase's Toshi decentralized mobile browser team, while CEO Nikhil Srinivasan and his co-founder Alex Kern are forming the new decentralized identity team that will work on the Login with Coinbase product.
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This will include a "sovereign identity" protocol, a social network, a decentralized exchange which includes peer-to-peer fiat-to-crypto, data storage, maybe even email — all decentralized, all relatively hard to use, but adopted by a tiny hardcore minority.
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Saleh: Elk is a hardware development board for the blockchain and the decentralized web.
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Essentially, the very principle of keeping the currency decentralized spells out Bitcoin's own doom.
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What could a company with over 2 billion users do with a decentralized currency?
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"The parties are trusted as a whole, decentralized unit, but not individually," Zyskind explains.
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However, after a recent hack of its Decentralized Autonomous Organization, its future is uncertain.
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"So co-ops may be similar to the decentralized computing context," said Van Valkenburgh.
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They did tell me that they consider Bancor to be a decentralized service, though.
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The decentralized market also adds another hurdle to an already complicated and sprawling investigation.
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Blockchain, often defined as a "digitized, decentralized, public ledger," is already a proven technology.
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Colendi: decentralized credit scoring protocol and microcredit platform with blockchain and machine learning technologies
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Music is also a traditionally decentralized, live art form with an ingrained renegade spirit.
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Bitcoin is decentralized, meaning there is no company or official bank which oversees transactions.
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The closest thing to coordination the Yellow Vests have is their decentralized Facebook Groups.
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As a refresher, a decentralized protocol means that no single entity controls the process.
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Kurdish leaders say their aim is regional autonomy within a decentralized Syria, not independence.
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We've been working with some very forward-thinking people on building a decentralized web.
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Remain well aware that it is not a decentralized solution and may never be.
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It's important to note that the Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash communities are decentralized coalitions.
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In contrast, the West Coast was nimble, networked, and decentralized, with little social hierarchy.
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Ledger also told me that you could imagine an integration with decentralized exchanges eventually.
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Potdevin attributed the success of Lululemon over the years to its decentralized leadership model.
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It is its own ecosystem that requires decentralized control to function at its best.
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The blockchain pointed the way to the sunlit uplands of a genuinely decentralized world.
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SingularityNET brings AI and blockchain together to create a decentralized open market for AIs.
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Gradually, new decentralized systems began to emerge such as those of Ripple and Litecoin.
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Consequently, the benefits of decentralized power are more widely shared and opposition is muted.
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The airport protest also highlighted the decentralized nature of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Decentralized government has allowed the creation of large regional police forces, including in Tigray.
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Bottom line: America's central bank is thinking about creating something based on decentralized technology.
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It's totally decentralized, which means it's not run by any one person or company.
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There are really only two choices here: embrace crypto or get decentralized exchanges faster.
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Cryptocurrencies are usually decentralized, making them difficult for governments to tightly regulate or ban.
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Instead, a decentralized network of miners all over the world handles the virtual accounting.
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Blockchain technology is what's known as "decentralized" and considered by advocates to be unhackable.
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As a technology, blockchain is touted by supporters for its transparency and decentralized control.
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That's the power of the decentralized network – the proof of ownership of the currency.
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A big upgrade for decentralized app platform Ethereum has gone as planned on Thursday.
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"Many industries are going from centralized to decentralized to the sharing economy," Tan told .
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A decentralized energy model could integrate microgrids, as authorized by Act No. 133-2016.
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Financial firms use its decentralized ledger platform, RippleNet, to make fast, cross-border payments.
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So really, that's the magic of the decentralized/omniscient narrator for me so far.
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Building a centralized wallet in a decentralized ecosystem comes with its own security risks.
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Given the decentralized nature of mining, it's impossible to know ethereum's electricity consumption exactly.
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Ethereum, a cryptocurrency and platform for decentralized apps, has been steadily gaining mainstream attention.
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Blockchain-based decentralized social networks sound nice but may be impossible to spin up.
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In others, the infrastructure is too decentralized and disconnected to be seriously at risk.
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" He added: "We are also very keen to demystify decentralized networks like the blockchain.
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"It's a decentralized structure which is being held together by the brand," he said.
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"We need to make our system more resilient by making it decentralized," he said.
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Canada has a decentralized system of government and, like Australia, is a federal country.
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"Chainalysis protects the junction between finance and the decentralized internet," the company's website reads.
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Because they are decentralized, the movements can collapse or be co-opted more easily.
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Most important, it is decentralized so no one person, government or business controls it.
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The app already lets you access decentralized crypto apps (dapps) using a dapp browser.
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I'd been following his research on other items, like decentralized computing, for several years.
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It was also "decentralized," which means it was not owned by any one party.
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Mr. Chamberlin proceeded to pioneer an enduring decentralized network model of independent public stations.
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Many people know blockchain as the decentralized record of bitcoin (a virtual currency) transactions.
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Because of the bank's decentralized structure, the problem went unnoticed for a long time.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, you-- we could run-- we have decentralized management as it is.
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The code and the agreements contained therein exist across a distributed, decentralized blockchain network.
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Bitcoin, for example, is decentralized and not reliant on any single hub of activity.
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It doesn't even have weekly meetings, with Banister instead describing a highly decentralized operation.
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It's a new approach for podcasting, which has grown into a sprawling, decentralized marketplace.
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Crypto zealots might also balk at running their decentralized apps through a…central platform.
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Blockchain's decentralized nature means it is viewed as more difficult to corrupt and hack.
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It's a surprise that Dorsey is even floating the idea of a decentralized Twitter.
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It maintains a growing list of transactions or other data across a decentralized network.
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They almost always mentioned somebody local, decentralized and on the ground — teachers, community organizers.
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"Decentralized identity will let you prove that you own an identity, or that you have a relationship with the Social Security Administration, without making a copy of that identity," writes Coinbase's PM for identity B. Byrne, who'll oversee Srinivasan's new decentralized identity team.
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They're fully immersed in the cryptocurrency craze, believing that it will raise enough capital to eliminate their need to rely on a venture capital firm, and also look good for their brand image to build a decentralized internet funded by decentralized money.
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Werbach is fond of invoking a "governance paradox" that he attributes to the economic sociologist Vili Lehdonvirta: The very mechanisms needed to make a decentralized system like blockchain desirable — namely, apparatuses of oversight and regulation — appear to make the system no longer decentralized.
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Moving to a decentralized blockchain platform could kill two birds with one stone for Telegram.
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Bluezelle—A Singaporean startup that provides scalable data storage and management services for decentralized apps.
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The Decentralized Autonomous Organization is a venture capital firm, like Andreessen Horowitz or Kleiner Perkins.
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Enthusiasts believe these decentralized, cryptographically sealed databases could starve inefficient middlemen from virtually any system.
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An alternative is Bancor, a decentralized liquidity network built on top of the Ethereum blockchain.
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Today's open, decentralized platforms, bypassing the cable and broadcast networks, have made the movement possible.
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Ethereum, Bitcoin's closest competitor in terms of market cap, is a platform for decentralized apps.
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Bad faith Libra differs from other cryptocurrencies in another crucial way: It's not truly decentralized.
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And this goes into what people would call deweb or decentralized web kind of projects.
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It's hard scaling quality, not just of hiring but building the product, building decentralized teams.
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This time, a decentralized protest movement has allowed each faction to follow their own strategy.
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The reality is that even decentralized services are at risk — because no code is perfect.
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Ethereum used the same underlying technology, the blockchain, to create a platform for decentralized apps.
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"Farming in Africa is pretty decentralized," said Daniel Monehin, Mastercard's President for Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Cryptocurrency purists who applaud bitcoin's "decentralized" nature have chafed at Bitmain's power over the market.
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There's also an interesting built in function for accessing lost data in a decentralized way.
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When it's all private and these decentralized channels, suddenly it's all happening in the dark.
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The movement's decentralized form of leadership, though, can hurt it when responding to a crisis.
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Users can learn more about 0x (ZRX), a protocol that lets you create decentralized exchanges.
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Image: WikipediaWikipedia is a voluntary organization dedicated to the noble goal of decentralized knowledge creation.
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If the project succeeds, it could mean the end of the decentralized era of cryptocurrency.
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But because it's so decentralized, there's also no control over what these local groups do.
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Neither party truly favors a more decentralized state, thus neither will be a steady ally.
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Samsung has a decentralized corporate structure that's great at churning out cheap, high-quality hardware.
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Earlier this year, the executors of #DeleteFacebook engaged in a form of decentralized group therapy.
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Mostly via fully decentralized exchanges, though in certain markets centralized ones still have their advantages.
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We need blockchain to let us do this in a peer to peer, decentralized way.
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There were other technical demands that chipped away at the decentralized nature of the internet.
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It is Ocalan's vision of "democratic confederalism," a kind of decentralized socialism, that guides Rojava.
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There were the FAQs that would aid newcomers to the global decentralized discussion board Usenet.
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But, the scientific ecosystem is robust, thanks to two remarkably simple structural strengths: Decentralized control.
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Ethereum is an open-source platform that facilitates the development of next-generation decentralized applications.
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This resulted in "decentralized control within a team" of AI agents, according to the paper.
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Yet, that vision of an open, decentralized world still animates some people, including Julien Genestoux.
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Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of decentralized cryptocurrency Bitcoin, appears to be writing a memoir.
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Blockchain is the underlying technology paving the path to self-sovereign identity through decentralized networks.
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Ethereum is an open-source, public, blockchain that anyone can use as a decentralized ledger.
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I think this is the first time we're trying a decentralized, non-trust-based system.
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For example, Steemit is a Reddit-like decentralized social network that operates on the blockchain.
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Among these are centralized and decentralized currencies, lightning fast payment-oriented coins, and privacy coins.
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Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, which are decentralized and not backed by governments, are extremely volatile assets.
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The idea of creating a decentralized web has been around long before this week's summit.
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AND KIND OF PHASE ONE OF THIS WHOLE CYRPTO DECENTRALIZED REVOLUTION IS SELLING THE STORY.
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Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a computer code that allows a decentralized payment ledger.
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Blockchain can help create a decentralized identity for those with no proof of their existence.
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Amid the war-tarnished ultra-conservative Catholic clergy and military, and the decentralized, barrio-based
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Blockchain is the underlying technology behind bitcoin and acts as a decentralized ledger of transactions.
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They describe a decentralized operation overseen by Mr. Bannon in two conference calls a day.
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This includes decentralized finance services, identity services, public registries, micropayment-based content services, among others.
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It's decentralized, meaning you don't need a central institution, like a bank, to confirm anything.
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StreetTeam helps brands build, deploy, and manage large decentralized ambassador programs to sell more goods.
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This will happen via applications on your phone that help you manage your decentralized identifiers.
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First, data tokenization could create an opportunity where nodes in a decentralized hosting network – i.e.
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The funds it did pull in are being used to develop a decentralized payment system.
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So it's clear that Buterin wants to make Ethereum as decentralized as possible by design.
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The power of controlling energy distribution no longer resides with just utilities; it's become decentralized.
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And the best way to build this language is by building a decentralized infrastructure layer.
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I think an open, decentralized, crowdsourced space agency is an idea whose time has come.
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In addition, ether is also not a security because the ethereum network is also decentralized.
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The country has a decentralized tax system, and the rate varies around its 26 cantons.
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But Jang and Maqubela's advice helped it solidy pivot into developer tools for decentralized apps.
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A decentralized regional air traffic control system creates additional barriers for commercial aircraft flying domestically.
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The apps are called Dapps because they are run by a decentralized network of computers.
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It's another way a more decentralized health system complicates the response to an outbreak. Rep.
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It's another way a more decentralized health system complicates the response to a pandemic. Rep.
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"It's the weakness of being so decentralized and leaderless and egalitarian and spontaneous," he said.
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"There's a reason traditional car companies have an established decentralized business model," Mr. Thibault said.
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Andreessen Horowitz-backed startup Arweave says its decentralized 'permaweb' is fighting coronavirus misinformation in China.
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Their stories describe a widespread, decentralized cover-up of child sexual abuse by Amish clergy.
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And how can your successor push improvement in subsidiaries while maintaining a decentralized management structure?
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A decentralized headquarters that's in charge, a conglomerate in charge of all those different businesses.
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The decentralized nature of American election administration acts as its own safeguard, the association said.
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Twitter is trying to build a new decentralized social media protocol, CEO Jack Dorsey said.
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Twitter will pay five people to develop standards for "decentralized" social networks, Dorsey tweeted Wednesday.
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"We have discarded our old decentralized structure that allowed prior problems to occur," he said.
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The open, decentralized web turns out to be alive and well on the InternetOne layer.
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Normally, such fast expansion would be a problem for a business with decentralized decision-making.
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There's another one called filecoin, another cryptocurrency where it's a decentralized application for file storage.
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"It's clear to many that we are on the cusp of a major new shift in computing, driven by a fully decentralized internet and by new, decentralized models of trust and security, powered by blockchains and distributed ledgers," Golub writes in a blog post today.
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Virtual. Decentralized. Voluntary. Borderless. This is Bitnation, a blockchain-powered government service platform like nothing else.
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The International Monetary Fund is an ideological enemy to Bitcoin and decentralized virtual currencies in general.
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Companies like Tron, a decentralized application platform, and Binance, a cryptocurrency exchange, have burned their tokens.
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Matchpool is a decentralized social network that enables users to monetize their groups and online communities.
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"A blockchain is a decentralized ledger system for recording data using cryptography," I would go on.
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Decentralized consensus algorithms like Proof of Stake work for both senders and receivers of crypto tokens.
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A chaotic decentralized Libya leads to a free flow of migrants across the med to Europe.
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One of the main qualities — if not the central feature — of cryptocurrencies is that they're decentralized.
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But what it does seem like from these materials is that, actually, Libra isn't very decentralized.
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But such is the state of crypto nowadays: Confusing, slightly nutty, and definitely not very decentralized.
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That's more than the decentralized token exchange Etherdelta, and the game hasn't been out a week.
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And I saw a lot of what went wrong and became very interested in decentralized systems.
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Compare that to today's decentralized and fragmented media landscape, and we see the challenges for brands.
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Golem, a decentralized computing platform, raked in $8.6 million in mere minutes in a November ICO.
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Filecoin is a decentralized network that aims to facilitate the storage, retrieval, and transmission of data.
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In her order, Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Teresa Mary Pooler wrote,Bitcoin is a decentralized system.
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The election system is decentralized by design, with state, county and local governments all managing voting.
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The PYD has consistently said it wants a model of decentralized government for Syria, not partition.
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"Otherwise people have no incentive to process that data in a decentralized fashion, right?" he says.
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Until the decentralized infrastructure improves, the dreams of how blockchains can improve the world remain distant.
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I think it's really bad for stablecoins and anyone who's been trying to do decentralized finance.
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While in the early 2000s, I hopped across a decentralized network of fan-fiction websites—Fanfiction.
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The U.S. voting process is decentralized and there were no reports of widespread fraud in November.
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In 1994 these decentralized, text-based forums were joined by the new hypertextual World Wide Web.
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The company also announced a store for decentralized apps (dApps) that play nice with the phone.
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Many digital currencies like bitcoin are "decentralized," meaning they are not controlled by a central authority.
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That plan should help appease blockchain purists who won't be satisfied until Libra is completely decentralized.
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It was stolen from investors who'd sunk their savings into the Decentralized Autonomous Organization, or DAO.
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I view the early architecture of the internet as the most successful experiment in decentralized governance.
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Bitcoin has been dealt another blow — Stripe will no longer accept payments with the decentralized cryptocurrency.
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The Republican National Committee's decentralized system allows each state party to write distinct delegate allocation rules.
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So let's see if decentralized exchanges can shake up the big exchanges that everybody uses today.
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The emerging decentralized web offers a better way – with people controlling their data, assets, and identity.
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Consumers can use the smart wallet to access decentralized applications and no technical knowledge is required.
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Decentralized renewable energy could someday provide electricity to millions of people who are currently lacking it.
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"This space is now occupied by the CDRs, which are much more decentralized organizations," Orriols said.
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Blockchain, or distributed ledger technology, is a decentralized network that records a growing list of transactions.
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It is this insecure ecosystem, decentralized control and anonymity that likely attracted North Korea to cryptocurrency.
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It enables the creation of decentralized, publicly accessible digital ledgers — sequential chains of blocks of data.
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All bitcoin transactions are recorded on a huge decentralized record of transactions known as the blockchain.
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A decentralized application was hacked on the original ethereum platform, losing millions of dollars in funding.
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This new approach, which relies on leaders mainly within nations, is much more decentralized and flexible.
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In essence, cryptocurrencies are decentralized digital currencies that can be sent to anyone through the internet.
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We believe that our decentralized election system is one of the greatest protections in our democracy.
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The Threepers are a largely decentralized organization built around strong anti-government and pro-gun views.
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That's the exciting thing about it: it's an empowering, decentralized, locally controlled economic and environment initiative.
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A distributed database is critical for decentralized apps (dApps) to be able to store identity information.
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But the elemental Larry Harvey has been decentralized and instilled into a legion of self-expressionists.
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By building deep tech projects on top of some sort of blockchain, those projects become decentralized.
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In more modern times, however, decentralized decision-making has led to a lag in reaction time.
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There is a reason the Movement for Black Lives may best succeed as a decentralized entity.
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Bitcoin is a decentralized currency, meaning there is no company or official bank which oversees transactions.
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Instead, congressional leadership will likely have to become more decentralized, with committees gaining more independent power.
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It's like moving from centralized TV networks such as NBC to the decentralized model of YouTube.
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Because the system is decentralized, no government or hacker can change the results without immediate detection.
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Its health care system is decentralized, inept in places and bad at tracking children's medical records.
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Power was decentralized from the national government in Nairobi and "devolved" to counties across the country.
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But before it can, that content is being saved, decentralized and highlighted thanks to Arweave's permaweb.
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In 2019 virtual care platform VirTrial acquired SnapMD – hoping to expand its decentralized clinical trial capabilities.
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Not only does it stem from a different history, it is also more decentralized and violent.
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"This is a completely different device," Chen, who serves as HTC's "decentralized chief officer," told CNBC.
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Most early attempts have leaned on blockchains, or decentralized lists of transactions that can't be altered.
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" Pronounced "zero x," this is a decentralized exchange protocol that Kelly said is "up and running.
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It's a platform for creating new kinds of decentralized apps and cryptocurrencies (or "tokens" or "coins").
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Using a decentralized mobile mesh networking platform, RightMesh provides people access to the internet through Androids.
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With four national languages and a decentralized system of government, traditionally Christian Switzerland is increasingly diverse.
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"The decentralized web is really new, and it's going to have crazy growing pains," Bustillos said.
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Mr. Bridle's term for this form of belonging is "algorithmic citizenship": a decentralized and fragmented status.
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As the name suggests, DeFi aims to bridge the gap between decentralized blockchains and financial services.
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Since launch, the public EOS network has been fraught with issues related to its decentralized governance.
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Cryptocurrencies are a contentious issue for governments due to their decentralized nature and volatility in prices.
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Twitter has formed a new engineering team dedicated to building a new decentralized social media system.
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Twitter is trying to build a new decentralized social media service that could transform its business.
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But unlike Uber, Lyft, or the rest of the gig economy, Eaze isn't a decentralized platform.
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The use of decentralized computing and open source software will help this market develop, he said.
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Because of its legal status, the American marijuana market has always been a fairly decentralized one.
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While XRP is a decentralized cryptocurrency, Ripple controls a significant chunk of the total market cap.
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But Alchemy also takes inspiration from Microsoft, offering a range of tools for managing decentralized apps.
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It is known as a "decentralized currency" because it is not issued by a central authority.
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The blockchain is powered by a decentralized network of computers that work on the same task.
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Bitcoin is decentralized, meaning its value isn't controlled by the Federal Reserve or any government authority.
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They portrayed the insurgent 2016 campaign as disorganized and decentralized, making it hard to report mistreatment.
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We need to create hubs where these decentralized networks can come together for solidarity and support.
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Americans are more decentralized, diverse and individualistic than people in the nations with single-payer systems.
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All Bitcoin transactions are recorded in a public ledger maintained by a decentralized network of computers.
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The Internet is decentralized, but Tumblr is a black hole of curation and appropriation and aggregation.
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Ethereum, the best-known and perhaps most interesting, has gone from a wave of DAO excitement shortly after its launch, which faltered, to a wave of ICO madness and "fat protocol" DApps (decentralized applications), which also faltered, to the latest wave and watchword, "DeFi" aka decentralized finance.
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"The smartest thing to do, based on experience, would be to allow everything to become very decentralized, create some command, and control capacity that you could do in a guerrilla and insurgency fashion, allow decentralized weapons caches, things like that and allow very loose resistance," said Coombs.
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Without exception, every researcher in this field that I've spoken to has been acutely aware of these divergent paths and claims to be working toward a decentralized model—for many reasons, including the chief one that a decentralized and open platform will be richer and more robust.
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THERE WILL BE A DECENTRALIZED UBER, THAT COULD DISRUPT UBER, BUT NONE OF THEM ARE READY TO PLAY, BECAUSE THE PUBLIC UTILITY, IF IT'S ETHEREUM, OR IF IT'S EOS OR IF IT'S HASHGRAPH, THE KIND OF GLOBAL DECENTRALIZED SUPER COMPUTER, ISN'T NEARLY FAST ENOUGH TO PROCESS ANYTHING.
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He is determined to keep burn-rates low with Forge, which has a mostly decentralized development team.
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The decentralized currency has recently been trading over its all-time high of $3.63 on some exchanges.
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It's a decentralized system that changes over time, and it might end up being something else entirely.
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I discovered it while exploring a nascent and glitch-ridden online realm known as the decentralized internet.
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As it established the rudiments of a functioning state, ISIS also was building a decentralized media syndicate.
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While Bitcoin is primarily a payment platform and a currency, Ethereum is a platform for decentralized apps.
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Wikipedia, one of the last remaining pillars of the open and decentralized web, is in existential crisis.
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If there's a large demand for decentralized CPU power, you'll earn more from participating in the network.
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At least in the eyes of regulators, bitcoin is "decentralized" enough to exempt it from securities laws.
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But Arcade City is confident they have a solution that will protect riders, while still remaining decentralized.
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We should not abandon cash without having some sort of decentralized safety valve that ensures individual freedom.
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They plan to turn this into a fully open-source decentralized network, with this transaction fee attached.
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Their decentralized nature is vital to understanding how they work and what kind of threat they pose.
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The US's decentralized election setup means that attitudes, resources, and priorities vary wildly among its smaller governments.
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What's at stake Today Libyan federalists, particularly in Cyrenaica in the east, are clamoring for decentralized rule.
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This would be a big difference from bitcoin which is based on a blockchain and is decentralized.
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The company is distinguished by its highly decentralized organization, allowing employees enormous autonomy early in the game.
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Zen is designed to be open, frictionless, transparent, and completely decentralized across a Proof-of-Work Blockchain.
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Anyone can go create a decentralized peer-to-peer network that connects directly between devices, like BitTorrent.
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She urged development banks to focus more on decentralized clean energy when helping countries expand power supplies.
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We think that a content-addressed, decentralized, synchronizing database is the natural, inevitable way to do this.
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The American election system is decentralized by design, with state, county and local governments all managing voting.
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If Ethereum succeeds on its value proposition it will therefore mitigate external risk factors for decentralized applications.
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In a seemingly out-of-character move, CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke about the power of decentralized networks.
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Today's declaration echoed arguments made by experts that ether is too decentralized to be labeled a security.
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Western Union — without having to deal with the volatility, limited utility, and user-hostility of decentralized cryptocurrencies.
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A new way to short the cryptocurrency market is coming from dYdX, a decentralized financial derivatives startup.
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This decentralized system allows people around the world to buy and sell products while also maintaining anonymity.
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"This decentralized model tacitly perpetuated fraudulent hiring practices that, in turn, maximized productivity and profit," it said.
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Ethereum differs to the original blockchain in that it is designed for people to build decentralized applications.
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Blockchain refers to a decentralized public ledger which stores a growing list of records, known as blocks.
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Unlike the decentralized nature of bitcoin, Libra will be pegged to a basket of government-backed money.
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Take, for example, the DAO, or the Decentralized Autonomous Organization, a company governed entirely on a blockchain.
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The SBC is composed of autonomous churches that run their religious institutions in a largely decentralized manner.
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Providing a viable decentralized alternative, in and of itself, mitigates many of the flaws of centralized systems.
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But that decentralized backup strategy hadn't accounted for one scenario: where every domain controller is wiped simultaneously.
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A consortium of companies, including uPort and Microsoft, recently announced the creation of the Decentralized Identity Foundation.
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The problem is this structure is more vulnerable to attacks and censorship because it's not truly decentralized.
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Because both groups are so decentralized, strategies for backing Sanders online and off can vary across chapters.
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The Decentralized Internet Is Here, With Some GlitchesBlockchain-based applications aren't vaporware: you can use them today.
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Communities will finally have a decentralized ridesharing option that attempts to preserve the interests of every individual.
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Virtually the opposite of streaming services like Spotify, the ad-hoc network is wildly decentralized and noncommercial.
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Indeed, the decentralized organizational philosophy of BLM most closely mirrors that of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
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Unlike today's startups, an ICO can be a completely decentralized way of founding and running an enterprise.
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"We're also going to slim down the structures of all the decentralized institutions, including Pemex," he said.
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I know absolutely nothing about blockchains, the "decentralized ledgers" supposedly revolutionizing everything from finance to real estate.
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In practice, companies have huge data libraries that often end up in a variety of decentralized locations.
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For reference, number two with about 23.75% of network transactions is EtherDelta, the popular decentralized token exchange.
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Startups also building decentralized reputation protocols include Ink Protocol and Monetha, which both focus on e-commerce.
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Moreover, it provides these boons in a secure setting in which the individual, decentralized ledgers utilize cryptography.
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It always has been highly decentralized, with local governments and institutions responsible for school funding and control.
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A select number of states maintain decentralized registration databases, which could make a major attack much harder.
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The internet's structure was decentralized and nonhierarchical; it therefore seemed immune to control by any single government.
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Cryptocurrency miners work out complex mathematical equations to add cryptocurrency transactions to decentralized public ledgers called blockchains.
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It's a so-called decentralized ledger of transactions that cannot be tampered with and it underpins bitcoin.
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Cryptocurrencies are decentralized and their success relies on transparency, clear rules and equal treatment of all involved.
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Companies are competing to have developers use their code to build what are known as "decentralized" applications.
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But it also remains focused on the core concept of Tor as a distributed and decentralized network.
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But it's unclear how a country would regulate decentralized currencies like bitcoin even if they wanted to.
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Cryptocurrencies were supposed to bring us an egalitarian age of decentralized decision-making and a mathematical certainty.
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It's tax season, which has me thinking about one of decentralized technology's holy grails: self-sovereign identities.
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Instead, they found their mark by collecting and processing public information through decentralized and supposedly leaderless networks.
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In addition, the blockchain platform could create a decentralized authentication mechanism to verify a particular person's identity.
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Meet Stealthy a new messaging app that leverages Blockstack's decentralized application platform to build a messaging app.
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Peer-to-peer and trustless technology will lead us to a decentralized utopia of equality and inclusion.
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The mainstream will never adopt blockchain-powered decentralized apps (dApps) if it's a struggle to log in.
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"The first issue I have with gaming outlets is how their opinions are so decentralized," says Dunkey.
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This leads the doping process in America to be decentralized, ad hoc, and up to individual actors.
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Minds, a decentralized social network, has raised $6 million in Series A funding from Medici Ventures, Overstock.
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India is proceeding with a massive shift in rural electrification from conventional grids to decentralized renewable sources.
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Now it's used to describe a wide range of systems that incorporate cryptography or decentralized data storage.
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Trying to impose a decentralized, committee-oriented, "regular order" process on today's highly partisan politics won't work.
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BitConnect offered tokens on a decentralized network, similar to Bitcoin, but promised regular payouts to coin holders.
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This would help prop-up state budgets and ensure the healthy functioning of our decentralized federal system.
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Nigeria is a "hotbed of transmission," he said, with a decentralized government and a fast-growing population.
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The user view is decentralized and information is distributed strictly piecemeal, on a need to know basis.
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For every other usecase when truly decentralized and uncensorable network is required, there will still be #Bitcoin!
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It's another to apply those principles to the sprawling, international, and decentralized thing that is the internet.
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The United States began as a disparate set of colonies with a highly decentralized criminal justice system.
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Last year, the first blockbuster coin offering, the Decentralized Autonomous Organization, quickly raised more than $150 million.
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It maintains a continuously growing digital ledger of all cryptocurrency transactions, across a decentralized network of computers.
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Altucher said he owns bitcoin and plans to continue buying tokens of the decentralized digital payment platform.
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We finish the show with news of Twitter funding research into a decentralized version of its platform.
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The system intends to support more efficient operations for "decentralized applications" than existing platforms such as ethereum.
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So when it tried something like land reform it was done experimentally and in a decentralized fashion.
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This came at the cost of loose organization, chaotic command climates, and a decentralized military industrial complex.
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We're going to see in South Africa and the rest of the world much more decentralized grids.
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This sort of decentralized decision-making is typical of the freedom Ms. Dorrance encourages in her dancers.
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That initial flowering was in many ways a logical outgrowth of the internet's decentralized, open-protocol roots.
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The Taliban, however, made sure to collect taxes for sustaining fighters as their units grow financially decentralized.
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Critics of DERs point out that they also have a flaw: They've become decentralized, but demand hasn't.
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The organization has a somewhat decentralized structure, with regional offices each managing a group of local clinics.
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Despite the ban, the decentralized nature of the currency has ensured the market in China remains vibrant.
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"When a company does something like this when it is under pressure, it becomes a way to distract attention by appearing to do something," said Mitra Ardron, the head of the decentralized web project at the Internet Archive, which has hosted the Decentralized Web Summit the last four years.
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What role should centralized and decentralized technologies play in powering emerging economies, especially in sub-Saharan African countries?
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The transaction is not the first involving the decentralized database, used since 2009 for the digital currency bitcoin.
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MasterCard is investing in this technology and is leading the payments industry in developing decentralized solutions wherever possible.
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Though SCADA systems control large-scale processes and unify decentralized facilities, they lack cryptographic security and authentication factors.
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And thus, it's an essential work in framing the impact of this controversial, decentralized, and brash hacktivist network.
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"If we could do it, we could build a completely decentralized version of our current internet," Hendricks says.
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More investors bought into the idea of a decentralized currency, seeking a safe-haven investment similar to gold.
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"I'm betting that true decentralized cryptocurrencies will eventually become a sideshow in a corporate blockchain circus," Biggs said.
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Other "cryptocurrencies" like Ripple and Ether (the medium of exchange on the decentralized network Ethereum) have also soared.
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So many early internet creators hoped to build a decentralized system that would allow anybody to have power.
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The melting pot; decentralized government; a republic of equals; a Constitution enshrining the precious ideal of people power.
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Chainspace was building a decentralized "smart contracts" system that could facilitate payments and other services through blockchain technology.
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Developer Tools Projects within this category are primarily used by developers as the building blocks for decentralized applications.
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The company, active in the crypto ecosystem, incubates and invests in decentralized applications built on the Ethereum blockchain.
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Bitcoin, a decentralized currency and payment network, is secure and robust, but very limited as an app platform.
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The process can be complicated, since law enforcement is decentralized, with each local department making its own decisions.
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Engie aims to provide access to "decarbonized, decentralized" energy to 20 million people around the world by 803.
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It creates customized commercial versions of these platforms while continuously supporting and maintaining the decentralized public Nxt blockchain.
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Ethereum offered us the breakthrough concept of decentralized applications, although it turns out their usage rate is flat.
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But it's worth asking; why didn't we get that decentralized diaspora of auteurs that was once widely predicted?
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The blockchain provides all the usual advantages of a decentralized record keeping system, immutable records and encrypted transactions.
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This is particularly infuriating, because Puerto Rico is an ideal place to roll out widespread, decentralized solar energy.
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Coinbase wants to build a vision of identity where you can connect to decentralized apps while retaining control.
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However, there are also cons when building beautiful websites for a blockchain company that is decentralized by nature.
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The internet was designed to promote decentralized information, democracy and consensus based upon shared values and factual information.
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Cryptocurrencies aren't about making startups valuable; they're about the making the currencies themselves, and their decentralized ecosystems, valuable.
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So dydX is building a decentralized protocol for derivatives, built on the Ethereum blockchain and the 0x protocol.
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He spoke with Thor's CEO Bob Martin on how its decentralized business model helps to strengthen the company.
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Other acquisitions this year alone have included decentralized browser and wallet service Toshi, trading platform Paradex and Memo.ai.
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Blockchain refers to the decentralized ledger that logs transactions and other information across a distributed network of computers.
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The researchers also assert that decentralized algorithms have the advantage of handling erratic communication better than centralized algorithms.
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In its wake we now have the tools to create decentralized apps that aren't just about value transfer.
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On Wednesday, Cloudflare terminated its content delivery network services for an alternative, decentralized social media platform called Switter.
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These applications purportedly offer decentralized versions of everything from financial services, to healthcare, to blackjack and music platforms.
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They're fully decentralized so they're immune to what's happening in any one country — regardless of where they're mined.
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But what's at once freeing and frustrating about Pose is how decentralized the balls are to its stories.
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The announcement comes as bitcoin and other so-called decentralized currencies are riding a fresh wave of interest.
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She adds that it enables tokens to trade everywhere, in centralized and decentralized exchanges, all over the world.
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Tezos is similar to bitcoin and other blockchain platforms, but its design allows for decentralized and automated upgrades.
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"The challenge is that it's a completely decentralized environment," said Obi Nwosu of the London-based Coinfloor exchange.
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Meanwhile, the animal rights movement in the country—still small and decentralized—appears to be growing as well.
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Experts differ widely on the future of battery-based storage technologies and the implications for decentralized energy generation.
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While Bitcoin is primarily a payment system, Ethereum is a platform for decentralized apps running on its blockchain.
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But huge challenges remain for Widodo, including corruption in granting concessions and coordinating policy within a decentralized government.
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Bitcoin mining is fundamentally different from gold mining because the main goal is to secure this decentralized ledger.
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It's an intriguing test case for open-source software, highlighting how decentralized systems must grapple with internal conflict.
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" Instead of the Twitterverse, Rochko has built a decentralized ecosystem that works the way he "wishes Twitter would.
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There once was a wholly different vision of the web, one that was far more decentralized and independent.
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Now Taylor, Townsend, and CTO Marshal Webb are back to help maintain data centers using decentralized monitoring tools.
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Mastodon was launched as a decentralized, social justice friendly Twitter alternative that was free of Nazis and harassment.
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Already, these decentralized networks are coming to major Western cities in opposition to the reach of larger telecoms.
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But censorship is just one of many areas where Facebook could utilize the blockchain and a decentralized network.
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Though major multinationals are concentrated in big cities, the Swiss economy is as decentralized as its political system.
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While a decentralized nature is at Bitcoin's core, it has also led to internal reflection over its evolution.
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After the conquest of African decentralized and centralized states, the European powers set about establishing colonial state systems.
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The company has been around since 2014 and always emphasized security and decentralized storage as its main differentiators.
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That incident inspired him to build decentralized exchanges, which he believes will be the future for trading cryptocurrencies.
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But because of the way web pages are created, managed and named, the web is not fully decentralized.
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Blockchain's decentralized trust offers significant economic and social benefits in a chronically low-trust country such as China.
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This week it announced a partnership with decentralized lending platform Cred to advise on better standards for stablecoins.
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The network will be "decentralized," although as of now Willimon himself is footing the bill for a staff.
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In many ways, the startup is trying to build a decentralized WeChat with the encryption features of Signal.
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Finally, Mattereum also worked on a decentralized dispute resolution platform that can be enforced in a national court.
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Ohio can't stop the evolution of electricity to a smarter, more flexible, more decentralized, and lower carbon system.
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Looking back, you similarly see more angels and founders emerging from more decentralized Google than top-down Apple.
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The London-based startup New Vector raised $8.5 million to further expand its secure, decentralized messaging system Matrix.
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Venture capital is poised to become more financially productive, more geographically decentralized, and more inclusive — all at once.
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Unlike bitcoin, which is decentralized and open to everyone, in West Virginia only nodes with permission could participate.
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You can create a decentralized database that's owned and governed and controlled by nobody except for the users.
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It was set up to operate independently of any single authority, instead relying on a decentralized global network.
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Decentralized exchanges, such as Shapeshift or Stellar Dex, do not require identification and can be accessed from anywhere.
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Here's what you'll learn: "Forex" refers to the Foreign Exchange Market: A global decentralized market for trading currencies.
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He's part of a decentralized global effort called CryptoParty, which is dedicated to raising awareness about digital privacy.
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All Bitcoins are accounted for on a decentralized ledger, known as the blockchain, which no single institution controls.
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Among Europe's summertime festivals, it is uniquely decentralized, covering an area 50 miles long and 30 miles wide.
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Berlin-based Arweave is a startup which is building a decentralized internet archive that it calls its 'permaweb.
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Background: Iran initially took a cautious approach to cryptocurrencies, whose decentralized and anonymous transactions have worried global regulators.
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The legislation forced the large utilities to make way for smaller decentralized entrants, foremost those in renewable energy.
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We need platforms that are open, decentralized and don't archive and sell users' information to the highest bidder.
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"There are pros and cons to the decentralized way we do public health in the US," Frieden says.
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He'd noticed parallels between the clunkiness of the early mobile web and the current state of decentralized networks.
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Bitcoin inspired some researchers to take another look at older, mostly discarded cryptographic approaches designed for decentralized systems.
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Just negotiating with the Taliban is a treacherous proposition, given how diverse, decentralized and factionalized the group is.
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In Germany's widely decentralized system, she was also able to point to security deficiencies at the local level.
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The process is also highly decentralized, with each precinct counting and reporting its results directly to the state.
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ISIS is decentralized and it has a presence in numerous areas it formally occupied in Iraq and Syria.
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Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that relies on blockchain technology and isn't controlled by banks or governments.
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Of course one reason that&aposs funny is because today&aposs internet is and always was fundamentally decentralized.
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This tamper-proof, decentralized feature has made blockchain increasingly popular beyond its original function supporting bitcoin digital transactions.
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In Germany's decentralized political structure, most arts organizations are funded and managed at the state and local levels.
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Blockchain, the technology that underpins virtual currencies, maintains a continually growing record of transactions across a decentralized network.
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"Elections are decentralized and messy," said Jessica Levinson, who teaches elections law at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles.
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He also says that a decentralized system could solve some key problems with social media — especially moderation issues.
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That's why I started Stamp Stampede, a national, decentralized protest and demonstration of demand for a Constitutional amendment.
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Thinkers like Hidalgo are creating new technological ways for citizens to be heard in a decentralized, inclusive manner.
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More investors, seeking a safe haven investment similar to gold, bought into the idea of a decentralized currency.
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Lanng pointed to Ethereum — a major decentralized platform that runs smart contracts that are built on the blockchain.
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Syrian Kurds insist independence is not their aim and they want to remain part of a decentralized Syria.
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It is based on a "blockchain," a technology that creates a decentralized public ledger and rigorously tracks transfers.
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Is that a lack of tests, or just a function of the decentralized health system in this country?
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Canada has a decentralized national health insurance program, which provides universal coverage and reimburses private health care providers.
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Instead, these currencies operate in a completely decentralized system that uses so-called blockchain technology to track transactions.
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While family control has offered a comforting permanence, Hermès, with its roots in the workshop, is uniquely decentralized.
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Bitcoin's major attraction is that it's decentralized, and the fact it's not controlled by a bank or government.
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By the way, you need miners to keep the network decentralized and operating, so what's going to happen?
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The group wants the Syrian conflict to end with a decentralized system that secures rights for minorities, including Kurds.
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This decentralized set of programmers maintain the software behind bitcoin and they've opposed increasing the data cap per block.
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One is that our nation's decentralized power grid would likely be able to recover from an attack pretty quickly.
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Kerner, whose venture capital firm supports what it calls the "decentralized digital economy, " has a much longer investment horizon.
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For example, a company making a decentralized calendar app probably does not mean half a billion dollars in funding.
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Ether is the digital currency for the Ethereum platform, a blockchain, or public ledger that can create decentralized applications.
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Tor Project's anonymous browser uses a system of decentralized relays that bounce a user's data to anonymize internet activity.
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A blockchain can be a private or public decentralized database that keeps public records in an add-only fashion.
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From the release: We believe the web of today will be the interface to the decentralized web of tomorrow.
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The Stanford computer science dropout and Thiel Fellow founded identity verification startup Cognito and decentralized credit scoring app Bloom.
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"Stefan definitely has the capabilities needed to continue the decentralized way of working and to ensure Sandvik's future development".
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Bitcoin started as an experiment eight years ago in an attempt to create a global, decentralized store of value.
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The proportion of the total Libra Investment Tokens that Facebook owns in part determines how decentralized Libra really is.
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Civil Media Company doesn't make any money, but the participants in the decentralized network, called the "Civil Network," do.
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Pixelfed: a decentralized take on Instagram Pixelfed is an open-source, federated platform: like Mastodon, but for pretty pictures.
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I am particularly excited by development in the blockchains that allow general computations to happen in a decentralized manner.
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This couple of clubs and conventions used to be the main points, but I think it's becoming more decentralized.
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So instead it became a decentralized exchange protocol, and raised $24 million in an ICO for its ZRX token.
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There's also competition within the decentralized exchange space from Kyber's liquidity network, and AirSwap's peer-to-peer exchange marketplace.
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The decentralized nature of the DAO also led some — including Christoph Jentzsch, one of the co-founders of Slock.
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Bitcoin has always been contentious, especially as prices of the decentralized currency rise and fall at rapid-fire rates.
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In Ethereum for example, the contracts are treated as decentralized scripts stored in the blockchain network for later execution.
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Weth, for instance, wraps ETH in a 1:1 pegged ERC-20 compliant token for trading in Decentralized Exchanges.
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Attic Labs, the creator of Noms, an open-source decentralized database, announced today that is being acquired by Salesforce.
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By using decentralized encryption, the company has quashed the man-in-the-middle attacks that plague SSL-based encryption.
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Walsh, MetaCert's CEO, thinks the blockchain will help users trust MetaCert, since the company won't control the decentralized database.
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Steemit became one of the first working decentralized applications and allowed users to submit content and pay content creators.
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In addition, the company aims to create a decentralized brokerage system — essentially an open marketplace for shippers and carriers.
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But it turns out that decentralized networks offer even better amenities than the gargantuan server farms of the cloud.
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The Republican Party is more decentralized and seemingly more comfortable empowering local chairs in a larger number of districts.
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Case in point: Motherboard communicated with Weev using Ricochet, a decentralized chat program that uses the Tor anonymity network.
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Officials and experts have said the decentralized and outdated nature of U.S. voting technology makes such hacks more unlikely.
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She said she believes the issue is within Kashkari's purview, noting that the Fed's decentralized structure allows independent views.
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Ethereum allows the creation of decentralized autonomous organizations, whose contracts and bylaws are enforced by Ethereum smart contracts instead.
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For example, Omise Go (OMG token) plans to create a decentralized payment system in which its tokens validate transactions.
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And FileCoin, which recently held a record $257 million ICO, is developing a decentralized storage network using the blockchain.
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The same goes for the blockchain, the distributed, decentralized, and tamper-proof ledger on which Bitcoin transactions are recorded.
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TheDAO, which stands for Decentralized Autonomous Organization, is a leaderless collective of investors who vote on what to fund.
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They've been working on decentralized networking since long before the space became the hot, hyped thing it is now.
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MaidSafe reckons they've come up with a way of achieving consensus on decentralized networks that's scalable, robust and efficient.
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It has developed a platform that allows a person's digital data to be stored securely on its decentralized platform.
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In the spirit of the decentralized Contrary Capital, his new project, Prototype Capital, supported by high-net-worth individuals.
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Blockchain technology appeals to many people in part because its decentralized nature makes it difficult for governments to control.
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Fantasmo has raised $2.2 million in funding, led by TenOneTen Ventures, to build decentralized 3D maps of the world.
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That world—multiracial, decentralized, more water than land—has been praised for uprooting fantasy from its traditional European soil.
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But what if we could create a decentralized web, with more privacy, less government control, and less corporate influence?
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"A decentralized internet, a freer internet, that's what led to the internet being created in the place," Sanger said.
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That permanence has been vital in building trust in the decentralized currencies, which are used by millions of people.
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Will the Trump NSC follow suit or return to policy development with operational execution decentralized to the cabinet departments?
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Whereas previous innovations, such as the Internet and automobiles, decentralized information and transportation, AI is a fundamentally centralizing technology.
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The public is broadly seen as behind the reforms to build a greener economy and a decentralized power system.
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In August, Mayweather took to Instagram again to show his support for blockchain-based decentralized marketplace Hubii Network's ICO.
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Miners work out complex cryptographic puzzles to add transactions to the blockchain, a decentralized record of all bitcoin transactions.
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Federal and state election officials stressed that election systems are decentralized making it hard to influence a national election.
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Most experts agree that the electricity grid will become more decentralized, with generation coming increasingly from customer-sited equipment.
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Austin is exploring partnering with decentralized startups like BanQu to implement the details of the service for the city.
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The company also wants to become your central hub for all sorts of decentralized apps (or dapps for short).
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The web is turning into television because without the links it loses its true decentralized and non-linear nature.
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In short, we must end our reliance on big telecom monopolies and build decentralized, affordable, locally owned internet infrastructure.
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His new project, Unravel, is essentially a better, more decentralized internet, with a respect for privacy at its core.
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Barrick Chairman John Thornton advocates a lean, decentralized management model, shifting more power and decision-making to mine operators.
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And on the enterprise engineering side, Facebook could build some decentralized storage infrastructure to cut its massive server bills.
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There's no one main switch that can cause a massive nationwide blackout because the system itself is so decentralized.
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But one safe bet is that the media of the future will be even more decentralized than today's media.
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While '90s-era Russia was a chaotic, decentralized place, Putin acted quickly to concentrate power in his own hands.
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The benefits of a decentralized system are clear: Users are able to build trust without involving a third party.
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Social media and networking services like Twitter and Facebook face competition from decentralized platforms such as Steemit or Akasha.
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In 2016, Mr. Sanders had little choice but to run the race of an outsider — disorganized, decentralized and improvisational.
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Programmers have already built thousands of so-called decentralized applications, or Dapps, that use the EOS and Ethereum tokens.
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We often say that the new energy technologies are "3D": They are decarbonized; they are decentralized; they are digitalized.
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The review also omits mention of renewable energy, another decentralized source of power, in both senses of the word.
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What we call sprawl in the 21st century was part and parcel of the decentralized nature of the place.
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Decentralized databases could transform industries from shipping to video games, and a lot of companies are excited about them.
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The first of the decentralized apps on the platform, the Celo Wallet, is already available for iOS and Android.
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This includes support for privacy apps such as decentralized VPN and ad blocker Incognito and private email service ProtonMail.
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"The major mistake was the creation of new towns" that decentralized the city, said Antonio Perrotti, a local architect.
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Last week, Thai fintech start-up Omise raised $25 million in an ICO to develop a decentralized payment platform.
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"As Facebook is collapsing we need to replace it with a blockchain based, decentralized platform!" one user, @GerdMoeBehrens, wrote.
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Given the decentralized nature of Germany's political system, local officials like mayors may be the most important among them.
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The changes center around the Domain Name System, a decentralized directory that acts essentially as the internet's address book.
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Unlike previous communist and authoritarian states, China has combined political control with innovation and development resulting from decentralized markets.
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Dfinity is trying to build a decentralized cloud computing network that could displace the current giants in cloud services.
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Bitcoin bulls have praised it as a decentralized option for payments that are not tied to a nation's government.
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But among many people who already work on decentralized networks, the response was a collective roll of the eyes.
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This is because our decentralized system of international law still generally requires "self-help" responses from major world powers.
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It replaces the nodes that businesses use to read and write blockchains with a faster, more scalable decentralized architecture.
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It is underpinned by a blockchain network, which maintains a continuously growing record of transactions across a decentralized network.
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While problems and impediments to development remain, decentralized international cooperation and exchange have been eradicating poverty at unprecedented levels.
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It's far more decentralized because the food business means working a lot with farmers and investing in these countries.
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It's far more decentralized because the food business means working a lot with farmers and investing in these countries.
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It is true, however, that many big companies (though not Apple) are run along these kinds of decentralized lines.
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I think the appeal of bitcoin is exactly what it's described as: Because it's decentralized, it's unregulated, it's deflationary.
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ICOs are an initial offering of coins or tokens, and coins are the enable economic model for decentralized software.
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True, there are a lot of really interesting meta-projects devoted to new kinds of blockchains (and other decentralized consensus systems), and pan-chain efforts such as Cosmos and Polkadot, and second-layer initiatives such as Lightning, and scaling, and privacy, and decentralized storage/chat/identity, and so on and so forth.
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Today, there are roughly 3,000 decentralized apps up and running, roughly four times more than there were a year ago.
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Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, on the other hand, offer a "decentralized" option, meaning they are not controlled by a central authority.
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The process is "decentralized" by blurring the lines between patient and scientist, asking patients to participate more actively in research.
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It is true that our decentralized, precinct-by-precinct system would make a coordinated national vote hack a massive undertaking.
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Every purchase and sale of a bitcoin is instead recorded on a decentralized digital ledger, using a technology called blockchain.
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Proceeds will be used to create a decentralized network of different types of online services, initially within the Kik platform.
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Bitcoin and its imitators are decentralized currencies that mostly use algorithms and public interest to determine their supply and value.
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Chris Padovano, a lawyer and the founder of Decentralized Legal, said he expects Coinbase to turn back the government's request.
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The hope is that this technology can be leveraged as a source for tracking music rights via a decentralized system.
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Even though blockchain technology is decentralized without any central authority in theory, the truth is somewhere between theory and implementation.
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DTube explicitly pitches itself as an alternative to YouTube that is more resistant to censorship due to its decentralized architecture.
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This quickly became the world's most successful blockchain game and the first decentralized application to effectively engage a consumer audience.
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Some say that a decentralized system will never work, that a company like Amazon will come through and monopolize identity.
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Cryptocurrency enthusiasts, meanwhile, have argued that a centralized government creating a decentralized currency defeats the purpose of the technology entirely.
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"You have to understand it's not actually possible to do anything platform-wide because it's decentralized," he tells The Verge.
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The Daily Stormer set up shop on the free and decentralized Tor network, operating on the so-called dark web.
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Instead, ride-hailing app drivers communicate through a series of decentralized online groups on networks like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Twitter.
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Meanwhile the decentralized Internet, "Web 3.0," is beginning to feel like nuclear fusion or superpower Brazil: perpetually 10 years away.
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Today there's a lot of work going into decentralized distributed storage keyed on blockchain indexes; Storj, Sia, Blockstack, et al.
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Its developers should stay out of debates on its traceability or risk undermining its decentralized nature, Francisco Cabanas told Reuters.
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Francisco Franco&aposs decades-long dictatorship, created a decentralized Spanish state that devolved power to 17 autonomous regions, including Catalonia.
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Naturally, trust will follow the path of least resistance, and will become gradually decentralized towards the edges of the network.
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"The board allows you to send private, decentralized IoT messages using peer-to-peer communication" What does all this mean?
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Facebook doesn't want to become a dumb pipe or a single component of some broader flourishing of decentralized social networks.
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The company is naming it Exodus and giving it a universal wallet and hardware support for cryptocurrencies and decentralized apps.
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Through ConsenSys Labs, the company hoped to populate Lubin's new internet with the creation of its own decentralized applications ("DApps").
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A decentralized ISP is the combination of millions of individual people, companies and products creating a new kind of network.
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These millions of people sharing their internet are ISPs, tiny or large, and in aggregate they form a decentralized ISP.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy told CNBC on Tuesday that he likes the decentralized nature and the security of bitcoin.
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That someone was Chen, who was named chief decentralized officer, a nod to the emerging technology he would be overseeing.
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TC: And why build this new decentralized storage network, especially given competition from numerous other companies to do the same?
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Of course, blockchain and crypto purists say the entrance of big corporations goes against the very spirit of decentralized currencies.
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Perhaps most importantly, it is decentralized, with no power structure trying to stuff other content in front of your face.
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This is due in part to a Wild West of decentralized projects that have launched by crowdfunding on the platform.
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"Since 2016, these reforms have been expanded and greater emphasis has been placed on more decentralized decision-making," he said.
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Maybe you think the libertarian dream of a decentralized currency is an insane prospect, you'll get no argument from me.
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The next Gawker will be decentralized and it may follow the Wikileaks model or even publish on the dark web.
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The goal of SingularDTV is a totally decentralized entertainment industry in which content creators retain control and access to profits.
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We recognize that the strength of the election process lies in the decentralized state and locally run nature of elections.
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It was criticized, however, for a long-winded white paper that set out overly ambitious goals for its "decentralized" platform.
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Does it look like technology might support the same kind of decentralized alternative like the one in strike-ridden Ireland?
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Enter RightMesh, billed as a mobile mesh networking platform that uses blockchain technology, a decentralized ledger that chronologically tracks information.
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It all happens automatically, and the transactions are pseudonymous and recorded on a decentralized public ledger known as a blockchain.
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If your ICO is going to make a handful of people rich, then it's not actually very decentralized, is it?
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That system can be used to deploy decentralized applications, according to John Lilic, a director at blockchain software company ConsenSys.
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So the idea behind GUN is to offer a decentralized database system that offers real-time updates with eventual consistency.
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Allowing people to coordinate themselves, in a decentralized manner, on what they believe the state of the consensus should be?
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The key is that these technologies are decentralized—they can easily be owned by consumers and cooperatives in local systems.
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Now, the founder of a decentralized file storage network can issue blockchain-based tokens that represent ownership in the network.
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"The whole content economy is huge, but we believe in the decentralized organization concept," says Lino chief executive Wilson Wei.
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It is those smart contracts that serve as the basis for decision making and investments within the Decentralized Autonomous Organization.
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Instead, the startup will sell tokens as necessary to stay funded until the network is sufficiently decentralized and runs itself.
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McAfee DEX, first launched in October, is a fully decentralized exchange platform that is free from government or company control.
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Many people are drawn to Bitcoin, or other "decentralized" crypto currencies, because they believe it allows them conduct transactions anonymously.
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Blockchain technology is what's known as "decentralized" and is considered by advocates to be tamper-proof, cheaper, and more efficient.
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The most infamous crisis in the governance of Ethereum was the demise of the DAO —short for Decentralized Autonomous Organization.
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The new company will offer something similar to an app store, but for "decentralized applications" which exist on a blockchain.
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The underlying technology is the blockchain system—a decentralized, algorithm-generated, regularly updated database distributed across a network of computers.
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In Germany, Europe's biggest market, the decentralized system leaves physicians free to prescribe the brand of adalimumab they deem best.
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That's changed under Kimball, who laid the groundwork for the company's marketing structure and vision and unified a decentralized team.
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They can be used for good, especially as an option for decentralized government, but they still require a few reforms.
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Roberto Rabasco is the co-founder and application and cloud technology expert a, Orvium, a Decentralized Platform For Scholarly Publication.
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The Confederacy was staunchly a decentralized republic, dedicated to the supremacy of the states over the central government in Richmond.
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Bitcoin, their argument goes, is immune to the impact of geopolitical tensions or government interference because of its decentralized nature.
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Telegram's ICO was supposed to be a record-breaker to develop a platform that brings the decentralized internet to life.
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Steiner has a vision of a decentralized, multi-chain future, but is also diligently building that future through new tools.
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The first will be focused on creating a model for the decentralized platform and "experimenting" with encryption protocols and schemes.
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What we need is a decentralized space agency that leverages new technologies like crypto-payment systems and open distributed manufacturing.
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A "node" is one of many computers that communicate with each other to run the decentralized network of a cryptocurrency.
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The 19 men were associated with al-Qaeda, a decentralized terrorist network, at the time led by Osama bin Laden.
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She says that venture capital is poised to become more financially productive, more geographically decentralized, and more inclusive going forward.
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"We have a completely decentralized public health system," said Michele Barry, senior associate dean for global health at Stanford University.
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But Mr. Solomon found that local judgments were more profitable, and decentralized ordering became a pattern for all his stores.
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Lawmakers should reform policy and regulation to foster decentralized renewable power production, alongside incentives to ditch fossil fuels, he added.
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Decentralized apps — software making decisions and acting autonomously — can be created and deployed on different blockchains like Ethereum or EOS.
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In Germany, where the postwar occupying powers designed a decentralized broadcasting landscape free of government control, the mission is broader.
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It's been a spectacular year for cryptocurrencies as blockchain, the decentralized ledgering technology that underlies cryptocurrencies, fully hit the mainstream.
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In the West that power is still decentralized, diffuse, divided and polarized, and therefore likely to be limited and checked.
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Mr. Wilson has said that the goal of Defense Distributed is to promote decentralized solutions in an ever-centralizing world.
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Users can potentially see said information on FeedWeave, a decentralized social media site which operates on top of the platform.
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What we do know is that the White House is making a fairly risky political bet with this decentralized strategy.
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A key selling point for cryptocurrencies has been their decentralized, global network in which anyone from any country can participate.
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Good — you're all set to get started developing your own decentralized blockchain apps using Solidity 3, Truffle 2, and Angular.
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Tim Berners-Lee, the founder of the World Wide Web, has also launched several projects advocating for a decentralized internet.
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They also provide greater security due to their decentralized nature, as well as the fact that the ledgers are immutable.
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The misinformation and anger inside the Star Wars fandom is what happens after decades of corporatization and anonymous decentralized networking.
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The decentralized anti-fascist movement emerged after Trump's election as a response to the public resurgence of white-nationalist groups.
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With the statute, she decentralized the government and formed provinces, making it easier to manage such a rapidly expanding country.
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R-Token also has the advantage of being compatible with decentralized exchanges, which is a major emerging theme in crypto.
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For example, the tokens issued by Storj — a decentralized storage solution — can be exchanged for storage space on the platform.
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Many say the decentralized nature of the U.S. voting system makes it difficult for hackers to actually change a result.
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As for the union principle of "subsidiarity," a supposed preference for decentralized governance, it is ignored in all practical matters.
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The decentralized nature of the technology also makes it harder for attackers, or hackers, to take control of the network.
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A blockchain network is essentially a huge decentralized database that maintains a continuously growing record of transactions or other data.
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The decentralized system in addition to layers of checks would make changing the outcome of a statewide election essentially impossible.
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But officials say that it is harder to organize services for families in such apartments, partly because they are decentralized.
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The system, according to its founders, will support more efficient operations for "decentralized applications" than existing platforms such as ethereum.
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India has a very decentralized democracy, and state elections are often seen as a preview of the national political mood.
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A decentralized ledger, they say, creates a much more efficient way to ensure trust on a network like the internet.
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But trust can disappear instantly because of the fragility of the decentralized networks on which cryptocurrencies depend, the BIS said.
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And the blockchains are not decentralized and they're not efficient, so that undercuts the two main points in their favor.
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Not only was the 1970s Congress less partisan than today's, but it was more decentralized and less dominated by leadership.
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In order to change the records, you have to control the entire network, and it's a distributed and decentralized network.
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All that's true, but you have to give ... There's something about it that has yielded a kind of decentralized innovation.
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It shows that the American political system has decentralized the work of government, increasingly shifting it below the national level.
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Another notable aspect of EtherDelta is that it's a so-called "decentralized exchange," which uses distributed systems to create its exchange.
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They've evolved a working, decentralized system that puts the interests of the whole over the interests of any one individual ant.
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However, the decentralized nature of small-scale renewable projects may surmount this problem, with lines only being installed in localized areas.
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These were grassroots efforts, often local and decentralized, that eventually gained strength and solidarity based on common identities and common goals.
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The DAO was a decentralized venture fund that boldly claimed pure governance through code, then imploded when someone found a loophole.
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The coin not only facilitates potential fraud but centralizes and controls a technology that's designed to be decentralized and censor-proof.
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Republic Protocol—a decentralized dark pool, or private exchange, for atomic cross-chain trading between Ether, ERC20 tokens and Bitcoin pairs.
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It is a public ledger of transactions in bitcoin that is decentralized, meaning it is not owned by any one person.
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In the case of bitcoin, the blockchain is a decentralized public ledger of activity, that is not owned by any individual.
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Bitcoin is decentralized, so computers all over the world running "full nodes" work to confirm transactions and keep the network safe.
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And states with a decentralized or hybrid system are likely to have less standardization, leading to greater variation in reporting accuracy.
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On the other hand, the cryptocurrency is hailed by advocates as a decentralized means of exchange that doesn't require government oversight.
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"It sounds vanilla, but I can't overstate the importance of re-aligning R&D personnel," says Ramaswamy of his decentralized approach.
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It's true that the internet is, in some ways, decentralized since it's not controlled by the government or a specific corporation.
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Alternatively, the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) P2P protocol could also be used to create a new decentralized internet that replaces HTTP.
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Through an executive order, Nixon reorganized a decentralized series of offices carrying out the research, monitoring and enforcement of those regulations.
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Alongside about thirty other investors, Rountree is operating what amounts to a decentralized venture capital fund over, wait for it…Slack .
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Like the nature of Wikipedia itself, the creation of bots is a decentralized process, with individual contributors developing their own scripts.
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WINGS' platform for creating and managing decentralized autonomous organizations uses the power of the blockchain community to evaluate and rate tokens.
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Eventually, Blockchain hopes to add support for decentralized exchange protocols so that you can exchange tokens without going through an exchange.
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However, unlike Ethereum — which is an all-purpose decentralized smart contract platform — Libra will have a strong bias towards financial applications.
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A transfer matching algorithm is in place to help figure out trades on decentralized exchanges, which are more complicated to track.
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The internet is decentralized in the sense that you can kind of nuke any part of it and it still works.
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I worked for months on it full-time, but nobody was building decentralized apps so no one was searching for them.
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An Ethereum smart contract is a piece of code that runs on Ethereum's blockchain, and as such is by definition decentralized.
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Not-for-profit project 20x allows any developer to quickly build their own decentralized cryptocurrency exchange and decide their own fees.
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That in turn lets them offer better liquidity and invest more in the user experience, widening the gap versus decentralized apps.
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The biggest competitor big banks have ever faced has arrived and it's not a company or organization, it's a decentralized technology.
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We used to be much more decentralized and we've centralized all of our enterprise control functions, risk functions, things like that.
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She acknowledged that blockchain's decentralized control poses a major challenge for financial market adoption, but remains bullish about its transformative potential:
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SingularityNET — an ambitious project to create a decentralized marketplace for AI — has raised a lot of money in its token sale.
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In 2008, Bitcoin was envisioned by its pseudonymous founder Satoshi Nakamoto as a trustless, decentralized peer-to-peer electronic cash system.
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A decentralized dating system would end up being a lot like Bitcoin—confusing, briefly exciting, and overpopulated by desperate, libertarian men.
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Cardano, which — like Ethereum — is a smart contract platform for decentralized apps, grew fivefold in a week — from $0.12 to $0.58.
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It focuses on specific real-time gross settlement features and a liquidity-saving mechanism on a decentralized system without compromising privacy.
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But Harbor isn't looking to cater to the types of decentralized file storage startups we've seen raise money through token sales.
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Since blockchains are still (relatively) new pieces of technology, we are not exactly sure which decentralized applications will survive long term.
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Inherent to blockchain technology is the ability to create a decentralized, encrypted ledger that logs all of the critical transport data.
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It's something between a traditional corporation, a VC fund and a Kickstarter — only entirely decentralized, democratic and existing only in code.
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Blockchain, or distributed ledger technology, is a decentralized database considered very difficult to hack and is the code that underpins bitcoin.
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The United States' decentralized system, which is broken down by state, is a good way to keep ballots safe, he added.
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It's good, in a way, that Bitcoin cannot be easily altered; if it could, then it would not truly be decentralized.
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As with Bitcoin, legally dubious applications come to mind quickly because Ethereum's decentralized structure makes it hard for governments to control.
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The smart wallet also provides access to decentralized applications, with the user staying in control of their data, identity and assets.
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The key question is whether these policies are effective in reaching their stated goals in a new increasingly decentralized cyber reality?
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Rather than a decentralized, democratic public square, the internet has given us a surveillance state monopolized by a few big players.
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Facebook engineers are making significant contributions to the code base, but the company says it will become more decentralized over time.
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Blockchain provides a decentralized database (or ledger system) that allows for rapid updates and is accessible to a multitude of users.
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If the founder asserts authority over its direction, does that undercut the very power of the currency as a decentralized system?
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"The more smart money that starts believing there are benefits around decentralized internet the better it is for us," Taneja said.
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These alternatives are far more decentralized than a solution such as TrueUSD, but they aren't available on the largest exchanges yet.
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The bitcoin network is maintained by a number of players and that is why it is often referred to as decentralized.
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They believed that the power of highly concentrated capital was undermining the principles of a decentralized republic that prized self-government.
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Blockchain, the decentralized record-keeping system, could help tackle some of Facebook's most bothersome problems, like identity verification or advertising sales.
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Enthusiasts expect that the decentralized and efficient nature of the technology will transform the world as much as the internet did.
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Since blockchain is a decentralized system of transactions, it's expected to pose a threat to the middleman role that banks play.
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We need to accept that the country is now unalterably far more decentralized, and to devise political solutions around that reality.
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