Knock_Knock_Lemmy_In @ Knock_Knock_Lemmy_In @lemmy.world

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The leadership of the most powerful country in the world generating tariff calculations with AI

What! Is this guess or actual fact?

I think quantum-as-a-service will exist on the major cloud providers, and they will produce libraries with specific algorithms that are enhanced by quantum processes.

All a developer will do is swap scipy for qscipy

NFTs would prove to the customers that their flight is not being overbooked.

You can do this with databases.

Blockchain is a database. One that everyone automatically can access. The advantage is that you don't need an admin console. There is no complex on-board and control of users.

That's like saying receipts are a bad idea.

You don't need a blockchain for logistics or healthcare tracking.

https://hbr.org/2022/01/how-walmart-canada-uses-blockchain-to-solve-supply-chain-challenges

No major US airline allows passengers to transfer tickets

This is because US airlines are legally allowed to sell more seats than they have on a flight. Talk about overcomplication.

couldn't one just buy all of the tickets for popular flights and sell them at a markup?

One could, but there would be a risk of not being able to sell them. Airlines would be taking a cut so they don't mind, and they sell all their seats.

The idea is to allow efficient resale of airline seats (and for the airline to take a cut of that secondary market). Also proves to buyers that their flight is nor overbooked.

None of that is the fault of the NFT ticket system.

The key point is that the jpeg is not the NFT

Hint: the major governments of the world were never scrambling to produce the best, most powerful NFT's.

Central banks are doing exactly this. Look up CBDCs

https://nes-tech.medium.com/argentinian-carrier-flybondi-leads-the-way-with-nft-tickets-92da146db296

Yes, the URI can point to the same monkey jpg. But a different contract address means it is a different NFT.

NFTs are a row in a database.

They are not, in any way, DRM.

So is fiat.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_equivalence

There isn't a way to verify if there isn't another copy of an NFT on the blockchain.

Incorrect. An NFT is tied to a particular token number at a particular address.

The URI the NFT points to may not be unique but NFT is unique.

nobody I know used NFT even once.

If you were part of Starbucks loyalty scheme then you used NFTs.

I relied too heavily on chatgpt search.

12oz Peppermint White Chocolate Mocha is 360cal so 20oz is 600cal.

It got the 590cal big mac correct

It used to be good. Maybe it's been enshitified. I couldn't see the business model.