59 / Homework review
Elif and Rito review their homework on tokenizing a 2D or 3D metaverse and exploring different features for QR codes. We consider different solutions and ponder how to handle map zooming when there are too many people in one place.
Timeline
Participants
@fulldecent
William Entriken
@dtedesco1
Daniel Tedesco
@Rito_Rhymes
Ritorhymes
@exstalis
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@037
AKM
@magicking_
https://6120.eu
@digawen_xd
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Episode notes
Edit these notes…- Area World example of 2D sale of Earth coordinates
- Our podcast is up! Link
- Speech-to-text techniques
- Siri (garbled) => GPT-3 (“Can you clean up this garbled text for me?”)
- Whisper by Openai
- Homework Review
- Elif // adding metadata into NFTs
- Near / external reflection of our universe / an image of individuality
- Needs: location and search
- Homework answer, what metadata?
- Coordinates? 2D? 3D? How many dimensions? Point/size?
- 2d/3d
- Reference work: http://web.archive.org/web/20220521081059/https://area.world/
- Plus Codes
- Key questions:
- Is this Earth or a different orb?
- Is there exclusive ownership of locations? who mediates?
- Clusters like Craigslist? Or Minecraft which is territorial?
- Rito – Different QR code uses
- URLs
- SMS
- tel:+12222123456
- sms:+12122223456?subject=XXX&body=XXX
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Identifier#Example_URIs
- Mailto:
- Decode QR codes with zxing.org
- Elif // adding metadata into NFTs
- Qumosi?
TWEET
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Thank you for joining Community Service Hour episode 59!
Reviewed homework from @exstalis checking out a 2-dimensional (or 3-dimensional) metaverse construct. What is the metadata we would need for tokenizing this?
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Some solutions are: first-dibs/gold-rush for spaces (like DNS/Minecraft) or another way is allowing anybody to use points (like Foursquare/Instagram)
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How do you zoom in when there are too many people in one place? Maybe like Craigslist…
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Reviewed homework from @rito_rhymes checking out different features for QR codes, identified some use cases, still studying how to transfer to ENS names