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In many countries, Original Bills of Lading still need to be physically couriered due to customs and shipping line requirements. #IOTA offers a promising solution, but global acceptance by customs authorities, banks, and shipping lines remains key.
A bill of lading is both a receipt and proof of ownership of the goods. Whoever holds the original can claim the cargo.
When a shipment is paid by letter of credit, the original typically goes from the shipping line to the exporter, to the exporter's bank, to the buyer's bank, to the buyer, and finally back to the shipping line at the destination port.
Every handoff is a chance for it to be delayed, lost or forged.
On a shared ledger, the record of who holds it looks the same to everyone.
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Terence Tao says that we still cannot predict how many weights a model needs, or how long training takes, to model a data set well. It is done empirically, with rules of thumb, because some very basic concepts are missing.
Communication has Shannon's theory: information comes in bits, with the notion of entropy, and that mature theory is why phones stream megabytes per second and why we know the maximum bandwidth of a spectrum. There is no corresponding concept of intelligence or data complexity.
So nobody knows the limits of AI. Models keep getting more powerful as they are scaled, and at some point that will stop, but no one can say where, because the mathematics does not exist yet. Tao says the field will need more mathematicians working on the theory of AI.
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A bill of lading is both a receipt and proof of ownership of the goods. Whoever holds the original can claim the cargo.
When a shipment is paid by letter of credit, the original typically goes from the shipping line to the exporter, to the exporter's bank, to the buyer's bank, to the buyer, and finally back to the shipping line at the destination port.
Every handoff is a chance for it to be delayed, lost or forged.
On a shared ledger, the record of who holds it looks the same to everyone.
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Infinity can hide inside density. Between any two reals there is always another rational, yet the entire set of rationals is no larger than the counting numbers.
Cantor’s diagonal path snakes through the grid of all fractions, following lines of constant numerator-plus-denominator sum and skipping repeats. Every positive rational appears exactly once, giving a complete list that matches the naturals in cardinality.
The dyadics do the same on the unit interval: every binary fraction is marked, crowding [0,1] while remaining fully countable.
What feels endlessly packed is still only as large as 1, 2, 3, …
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Der größte Erfolg für @IOTA wäre, wenn irgendwann niemand mehr über #IOTA spricht.
Weil Millionen Menschen die Technologie täglich nutzen, ohne überhaupt zu wissen, dass sie dahintersteckt.
Nicht jede Revolution braucht eine Bühne.
Manche werden einfach zum Standard.
iota:native
🤖 Made with AI
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Under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), coffee, cocoa, palm oil, and soy shipments require precise polygon geolocation plot maps.
A missing or invalid plot polygon means mandatory container rejection at EU ports.
Validate your EUDR plot maps: veripura.com
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IOTA-Projekt VeriPura erreicht nächsten Meilenstein im internationalen Handel
kryptorevolution.de/iota-rin…
#IOTA
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IOTA is showing up somewhere you might not expect: Baltic freight routes. 🚢
Sweden and Estonia are testing IOTA-linked TWIN infrastructure ahead of the EU's July 2027 digital freight deadline.
But what's actually live today?
ravelalpha.com/iota-freight-…
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Sunday read: trade finance comes with a lot of jargon, but most of it comes down to one question: who carries the risk between shipping and payment?
We broke the main options down in plain terms:
teapawt.net/iota/status/2118668319…
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This is f*cking insane. Former OpenAI CTO, Mira Murati:
"The models we work with today are turn-based. You talk, they talk, then they go off and think, and while they're thinking they're deaf and blind
The next ones never stop listening. They take in audio, text and video all the time and answer in 20-millisecond chunks"
In just 2 minutes, she shows why the chatbot you type into is about to look like a fax machine
Prompt Box → Chatbot → Agents → AI That Works Next To You In Real Time
A turn-based model waits for you to finish typing, then goes quiet while it thinks
An interaction model sees and hears what you're doing, and can cut in the moment you start going the wrong way
Anyone can type a prompt, almost nobody is ready to work with an AI that never stops paying attention
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read how to set up the agents that will run on models like this in the harness engineering guide below ↓
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Abdul El-Sayed: “We Have to Separate Judaism and the Jewish People From Israel and Its Actions.”
Following his election victory, Abdul El-Sayed reaffirms his commitment to protecting Jewish Americans from antisemitism while making clear that criticism of Israel must never be confused with hostility toward Jews.
Absolutely correct. Judaism is not Zionism, and Israel does not represent the Jewish people.
@AbdulElSayedHQ @AbdulElSayed
Source @authenttorahjew @TorahJudaism
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In March 2024, Elon Musk threatened Don Lemon on camera: “Choose your question carefully. There’s five minutes left.” Lemon asked it anyway. A few hours later, Musk killed his show.
A year earlier, CNN had fired Lemon. Four months earlier, Musk had told advertisers leaving X to “go f*** themselves.” Earlier that same hour, he’d admitted taking ketamine every other week or so.
In the video below, Musk is relaxed. He jokes that he only had “one puff” on Joe Rogan’s show and doesn’t even know how to smoke pot. Whatever he is taking, he says, “I should keep taking it.”
Then Lemon brings up the advertisers.
“Is this the question you want to ask?”
Lemon’s questions are “not cogent,” Musk says. “You are upsetting me.”
Hours later, Musk cancelled the deal. Lemon posted the full interview on YouTube anyway and sued Musk in August 2024. By January 2025, Musk was working in the White House.
So who lost this interview: the man who lost his show, or the man who lost his cool?
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BREAKING: Company could reclaim Twitter trademarks 'abandoned' by Musk’s X and bring back Old Twitter to compete against X in 2027
