Cryptocurrency Social Media roundup post — November 24th, 2017, 03:40
Embedded deep learning: out of the cloud and onto devices
Face ID marks the beginning of the 2nd stage of embedded AI, in which intelligence happens on the device, rather than the cloud. They're not alone.
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Building a Better Commodities Exchange on the Blockchain Tech – CoinSpeaker
With the development of Blockchain technology, many companies want to disrupt the Commodities industry.
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Hacker Allegedly Siphons $31 Million Out of Tether, Driving Further Speculations About the Cryptocurrency — Bitcoin Magazine
Tether, a cryptocurrency pegged 1-to-1 to the U.S. dollar, was allegedly hacked this week to the tune of $31 million.Tether functions to convert U.S. ...
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Dan Bilzerian Tells 23 Million Followers His Bitcoin is Making a "Killing" after Buying a "S**tload" at $2,300
Dan Bilzerian, a popular professional poker player, has seen a quadruple increase in his investment in bitcoin that he made in May.
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This Gold Fund Is Joining the Bitcoin Frenzy
The Old Mutual Gold & Silver Fund, which manages $220 million of mostly precious metal equities, is jumping on the bitcoin wagon.
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