Contents
- 1 Overview of Crowd Machine
- 2 Blockchain
- 3 Network
- 4 Support
- 5 SAP’s Elena Kvochko: Is 2021 the Year Cybersecurity and IT Finally Converge?
- 6 How do I invest into Crowd Machine?
- 7 Looking For A New & Exciting Career?
- 8 How does Crowd Machine help?
- 9 Apples, review: can sex and liquor tell you who you really are?
- 10 Montana’s Republican governor pulls pandemic payments – is he for real?
- 11 The End of UCaaS Point Solutions?
- 12 How to participate in the CMCT token sale?
- 13 AdMad at your Computer?
- 14 What is Crowd Machine (CMCT) all about?
- 15 What is Crowd Machine’s (CMCT) new innovation?
- 16 What does Crowd Machine (CMCT) aim to be?
- 17 What is Crowd Machine?
- 18 Who is Crowd Machine?
- 19 Who is Crowd Machine?
- 20 History of Crowd Machine
Overview of Crowd Machine
Blockchain
Crowd Machine aims to usher in a new era of blockchain network adoption and decentralized apps.Crowd Machine is creating the Crowd Computer, a global decentralized app execution engine.Each time source code is consumed and executed on the Crowd Computer the community member who contributed the code is compensated.Embedded within the Crowd Computer is a comprehensive app development technology that allows anyone, from seasoned developers to novices with no coding experience, to develop blockchain and decentralized apps at rates that far exceed current approaches.The technology employs a systems wide approach across the app lifecycle.Furthermore, it provides a means by which sidechain apps can be created without being constrained by the functional limitations of existing blockchain networks.Crowd Machine also allows its community to contribute source code to its Crowd Share repository.It is also blockchain agnostic allowing apps to be created that leverage any blockchain including Bitcoin, Ethereum and Ripple.It is fully self-contained and removes the need to understand, or pay for, any additional third-party technology required to get apps to market.It will play a key role in ushering in a new stable of market-ready apps that can disrupt the dominance of centralized infrastructure companies.Crowd Machine has battle tested its technology with Fortune 500 companies such as General Electric, AON Hewitt, KONE and Anthem and is already generating revenue.The combination of dramatically accelerating decentralized app creation and empowerment of a large population of code contributors, results in unparalleled speed of delivery of solutions to market.They believe that Crowd Machine will accelerate the adoption of blockchain networks and the creation of decentralized apps leveraging those networks.
Network
“Our technology allows you to build sophisticated decentralized apps and smart contracts on the Crowd Machine network and gives you the option to choose what blockchain you want to interact with, whether that be Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple or more,” added Sproule.
Support
Crowd Machine’s solution is further enhanced by the fact that these decentralized apps can be built on top of any blockchain, supported by a zero-code environment where virtually anyone can build an app.
SAP’s Elena Kvochko: Is 2021 the Year Cybersecurity and IT Finally Converge?
SAP’s chief trust officer headlined the Interop Digital event on Thursday, bringing a hot topic to the forefront.
How do I invest into Crowd Machine?
If you are interested in the project and believing in its future and considering to invest in its project.
Looking For A New & Exciting Career?
Our clients are agile, flexible, and ready to grow.And so are we.Crowd Machine is looking for brilliant, curious, product-focused people to join our high performing team.If you’re energized by powerful, leading edge technology, live for innovation, and want to make a profound impact on how business fundamentally gets done, we’re the company for you.
How does Crowd Machine help?
This Ethereum blockchain platform will help companies and individuals by making it easier for the average person to make a decentralized app.Users don’t need to have extensive coding knowledge and experience in order to develop decentralized apps by using this application.
Apples, review: can sex and liquor tell you who you really are?
Dir: Christos Nikou.Starring: Aris Servetalis, Sofia Georgovassili, Anna Kalaitzidou, Argyris Bakirtzis, Kostas Laskos.12A cert, 91 mins “The Greek Weird Wave” is the favoured catch-all term for the country’s arthouse offerings, thanks to a series of films that apply a zonked aesthetic to their far-out conceits.In the process, humanity is usually made to look lost and sad.It all started with Dogtooth (2009), about a psychotic form of home schooling, which was deeply funny and traumatically disturbing – from there, the feted career of Yorgos Lanthimos (The Lobster, The Favourite) sprang.His assistant director, Christos Nikou, now makes his debut with Apples, the story of a pandemic – conceived before Covid – which triggers total amnesia in its victims.This could have been head-spinning science fiction with bursts of Lanthimos-style surrealism, but Nikou ducks away almost monkishly from sexing up his concept.In fact, unusually for the Weird Wave, there’s no actual sex, either.To think about memory loss, the film turns inwards in reflection, a choice that’s both touching and disquieting because the main character has no remaining past on which to reflect.Even before the ailment strikes, this bearded loner (Aris Servetalis) is mooching about in his unkempt apartment, and beating his head on the wall in unexplained ennui.He looks to be a man who wants rid of his memories, whatever they might be.Somehow, the universe listens: on a night bus home, he forgets his destination and name, and is ushered into medical care as the latest casualty of this known plague.The “Disturbed Memory Department” sets him tasks as rehab.Only by getting back on a bike can he discover if he’s forgotten how to ride them – though borrowing one from a child makes him cut a pitiable figure as he tries.The medics suggest he go out, get drunk, and have a meaningless one-night stand with anyone he fancies; and also that he befriend a dying man in hospital, to reconnect with the emotion known as grief.Because he’s meant to take Polaroid snaps of these discoveries, the film swivels into satire of our every Instagrammable moment, with the perverse twist that only the doctors give his pictures a cursory look.It’s set in a contemporary world that’s strikingly technology-free – there are no phones – and creepily depopulated.
Montana’s Republican governor pulls pandemic payments – is he for real?
Greg Gianforte says the financial assistance program is doing more harm than good.You know, Governor, Covid isn’t over yet? Gianforte’s plan is to cut the $300 a week payment and give people a one-time $1,200 ‘return-to-work’ bonus.But that simply does not compare! Photograph: Thom Bridge/AP The coronavirus pandemic – heard of it? It’s famously still going on! Though national case numbers are finally starting to drop and recent regional outbreaks in the midwest have begun to subside, there were still about 50,000 new Covid-19 infections recorded in the US on Tuesday and just over 700 new virus-related deaths.But Greg Gianforte, Montana’s governor, has other priorities: he’s been talking about a “labor shortage” in a cynical attempt to cut public assistance.The Republican governor released a statement on Tuesday announcing his state will stop participating in the federal program that has given unemployed workers additional unemployment payments since the start of the pandemic – in an apparent attempt to get Montanans back to work, and he plans to give those who choose to do so something he calls a “return-to-work bonus”.Here’s why it won’t work: The “return-to-work” bonus is not a replacement for added unemployment benefits.Thanks to the additional unemployment payments of $300 per week, out-of-work Montana residents receiving assistance currently get between $351 and $810 weekly, in enhanced unemployment benefits.Gianforte’s new plan will cut out those additional payments starting 27 June, and “incentivize Montanans to re-enter the workforce” with a single “return-to-work” bonus of $1,200 after one full month of work.Now, I’m no high-falutin’ big city math-e-ma-tician, but a one-time payment of $1,200, which will only go to the first 12,500 workers to claim it – a tactic which, by the way, has huge “while supplies last!!” vibes – simply does not compare to $300 a week for the duration of the pandemic, ie, the foreseeable future.Who knows how long that could be? Only about a third of Montana residents are vaccinated, according to the New York Times, and infections have risen approximately 8% over the past 14 days.The pandemic is not over yet.What could “labor shortage” be another term for? Although Montana’s unemployment rate fell to 3.8% in April, which is about at pre-pandemic levels, the state’s labor commissioner Laurie Esau says its labor force is approximately 10,000 workers smaller than it was pre-lockdown, a drop that Gianforte assumes is to do with lazy people who, given their new found pandemic benefits, don’t want to work any more.And according to Montana Department of Labor estimates, nearly 25,000 people are currently filing unemployment claims, a good chunk of whom the governor is eager to push into the state’s 14,000 or so job openings.But this means there aren’t enough job openings for the number of people unemployed; even if the governor’s plan succeeds in filling those vacant positions as intended, there will still be over 10,000 people without jobs to apply for, forced to subsist on less.It is also wildly reductive to assume that because there are less people working, it must be the result of a lack of will.People had jobs, and those jobs were taken away, either through mass layoffs or government shutdowns of businesses.That kind of disruption takes time to recover from.People could now be working out childcare arrangements again; finding out where they fit in a new jobs market; or worried about returning to work until the coast is clear.Workers also aren’t to blame for making more on unemployment than they would at their jobs.The basis of the governor’s claims are that enhanced unemployment benefits have incentivized out-of-work Montana residents to stay unemployed.He says that the extra $300-a-week payments are now “doing more harm than good,” which is a strange way to view an intervention that is hopefully keeping people housed, clothed, and fed, but OK, sir! You’re the governor! But let’s analyze the logic of whether benefits that make your life livable stop people from wanting to work.Last year, a study by economists at Yale found the enhanced unemployment pay authorized by Congress did not disincentivize Americans from seeking employment.And if “a bunch of Yale economists” aren’t convincing enough, how about labor secretary Mary Walsh, who told the AP that there’s no evidence of Gianforte’s claims to the contrary.Even if there are some people choosing to stay home rather than go back to work because their enhanced unemployment benefits pay them more than their jobs (which again, no proof that that’s happening!), the argument that the alternative is preferable should be reconsidered.Full-time workers earning minimum wage in Montana earn about $346 per week – far less than MIT estimates an average single Montanan needs to live.For those living with children, even the enhanced unemployment benefits wouldn’t cut it.Nearly two-thirds of Americans have been living paycheck-to-paycheck since the pandemic hit stateside.So if I were a governor and wanted to, say, prevent an already-mounting housing crisis from mounting any further, want to give my residents enough to live on.But maybe that’s far too simple.
The End of UCaaS Point Solutions?
Customers want something bigger than point solutions for cloud communications, CoreDial’s CEO said.
How to participate in the CMCT token sale?
Interested investors can register on the official website of this platform with a valid email address in order to participate in the ICO sale of CMCT.
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What is Crowd Machine (CMCT) all about?
Backed by a team of skilled developers and modern technology, Crowd Machine will revolutionize the decentralized apps and blockchain technology sectors around the world.
What is Crowd Machine’s (CMCT) new innovation?
Individuals around the world will be able to contribute to the decentralized network by contributing their processing device or computational resources, which are known as activity contributing nodes (ACN).
What does Crowd Machine (CMCT) aim to be?
This Crowd Machine seeks to promote decentralized apps more broadly, as well as its Ethereum blockchain technology.It will help users in a movement of supporting and powering applications in a decentralized fashion.This platform seeks to create “Crowd App Studio” as its fourth and final product of this project.It is the ecosystem that will take CMCT tokens as a mode of payment.
What is Crowd Machine?
Crowd Machine consists of the Crowd Computer, Crowd App Studio and Crowd Share.The Crowd Computer is a global decentralized app execution engine.It has been designed to execute blockchain smart contracts and decentralized apps that meet any requirement.The Crowd Computer consists of a peer-to-peer network of Crowd Virtual Machines (“CVM”) that run on the peer devices.
Who is Crowd Machine?
Crowd Machine attracted attention after two developers from Blockstream, one of the most prominent cryptocurrency startups, left to join the project in February this year.
Who is Crowd Machine?
We’re passionate about changing an industry that’s antiquated and failing to meet the needs of the market because of the level of complexity involved in building, deploying and hosting apps.Join us and remove the intellectual, educational and cost barriers associated with the creation and deployment of your apps.