A small tool to view real-world ActivityPub objects as JSON! Enter a URL
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to the server to view the underlying object.
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"content": "A Call for Open Video<br /><br />Currently, innovation in digital video is severely hampered by the legal restrictions of Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). The NeTV2 is an FPGA-based development board optimized for open digital video applications, and just like any other development board, the access capabilities of the NeTV2 are limited by the law. Relatedly, with the help of the EFF, I’ve filed a lawsuit against the US government to reclaim our rights to innovation and expression with all forms of digital video. As a backer of this campaign, you will not only get a great FPGA development board, you will also be helping to make the case that there is a real demand for the freedoms to innovate and express in digital video.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.crowdsupply.com/alphamax/netv2\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.crowdsupply.com/alphamax/netv2</a>",
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"content": "A Call for Open Video\n\nCurrently, innovation in digital video is severely hampered by the legal restrictions of Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). The NeTV2 is an FPGA-based development board optimized for open digital video applications, and just like any other development board, the access capabilities of the NeTV2 are limited by the law. Relatedly, with the help of the EFF, I’ve filed a lawsuit against the US government to reclaim our rights to innovation and expression with all forms of digital video. As a backer of this campaign, you will not only get a great FPGA development board, you will also be helping to make the case that there is a real demand for the freedoms to innovate and express in digital video.\n\nhttps://www.crowdsupply.com/alphamax/netv2",
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"content": " if you're interested in experimenting with image-recognition technology, a Raspberry Pi with a webcam is sufficient hardware (although the recognition may not be immediate). The COCO dataset and the YOLO model are freely available. With autonomous vehicles and robots on the horizon, experience with live image recognition will be a valuable skill.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://opensource.com/article/18/5/state-of-image-recognition\" target=\"_blank\">https://opensource.com/article/18/5/state-of-image-recognition</a><br />",
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"content": "The Myth of the Barter Economy<br /><br />Adam Smith said that quid-pro-quo exchange systems preceded economies based on currency, but there’s no evidence that he was right.<br /><br />various anthropologists have pointed out that this barter economy has never been witnessed as researchers have traveled to undeveloped parts of the globe. “No example of a barter economy, pure and simple, has ever been described, let alone the emergence from it of money,” wrote the Cambridge anthropology professor Caroline Humphrey in a 1985 paper. “All available ethnography suggests that there never has been such a thing.”<br /><br />Humphrey isn’t alone. Other academics, including the French sociologist Marcel Mauss, and the Cambridge political economist Geoffrey Ingham have long espoused similar arguments.<br /><br />When barter has appeared, it wasn’t as part of a purely barter economy, and money didn’t emerge from it—rather, it emerged from money. After Rome fell, for instance, Europeans used barter as a substitute for the Roman currency people had gotten used to. “In most of the cases we know about, [barter] takes place between people who are familiar with the use of money, but for one reason or another, don’t have a lot of it around,” explains David Graeber, an anthropology professor at the London School of Economics.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/02/barter-society-myth/471051/\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/02/barter-society-myth/471051/</a>",
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"content": "The Myth of the Barter Economy\n\nAdam Smith said that quid-pro-quo exchange systems preceded economies based on currency, but there’s no evidence that he was right.\n\nvarious anthropologists have pointed out that this barter economy has never been witnessed as researchers have traveled to undeveloped parts of the globe. “No example of a barter economy, pure and simple, has ever been described, let alone the emergence from it of money,” wrote the Cambridge anthropology professor Caroline Humphrey in a 1985 paper. “All available ethnography suggests that there never has been such a thing.”\n\nHumphrey isn’t alone. Other academics, including the French sociologist Marcel Mauss, and the Cambridge political economist Geoffrey Ingham have long espoused similar arguments.\n\nWhen barter has appeared, it wasn’t as part of a purely barter economy, and money didn’t emerge from it—rather, it emerged from money. After Rome fell, for instance, Europeans used barter as a substitute for the Roman currency people had gotten used to. “In most of the cases we know about, [barter] takes place between people who are familiar with the use of money, but for one reason or another, don’t have a lot of it around,” explains David Graeber, an anthropology professor at the London School of Economics.\n\nhttps://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/02/barter-society-myth/471051/",
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"content": "The Future Race Of Eunuchs<br /><br />By the year 2050 a new species of eunuchs will start to be born. So what are they?<br /><br />You can replace a persons arms, with artificial arms, and it is still the same person. You could also replace a persons arms, legs, heart and kidney, with artificial or donor parts, and it would still be the same person.<br /><br />We can replace every part of our body, except our brain, and we would still be the same person. The point being, is that a person is not body parts but a brain.<br /><br />So if we are just a brain why do we have a body?<br /><br />The body is only there to serve the brain. Without a body the brain is useless. It would not be able to do anything. The body carries out the instructions of the brain. If the brain wishes to go somewhere the legs take it there. If the brain wishes to pick something up the arms do the work.<br /><br />In order to carry out the brains instructions the body needs energy. To get this energy the body needs to consume food. Now the body needs a digestive system and on it goes.<br /><br />The big problem the brain has is that the body breaks down and kills the brain. That is, it kills us. It is responsible for our death.<br /><br />Note that the brain is the last part of us that dies. You are not dead unless confirmed as being brain dead.<br /><br />Ultimately our brains will decide “what is the point of being burdened with this body which will ultimately kill me” and so will work on transplanting the brain into a robot.<br /><br />By the year 2050 the first brain transplants into a robot will have began.<br /><br />Then we have the start of a new race of eunuchs and a fascinating new future will begin.<br />I will explain more at some later date.",
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"content": "The Future Race Of Eunuchs\n\nBy the year 2050 a new species of eunuchs will start to be born. So what are they?\n\nYou can replace a persons arms, with artificial arms, and it is still the same person. You could also replace a persons arms, legs, heart and kidney, with artificial or donor parts, and it would still be the same person.\n\nWe can replace every part of our body, except our brain, and we would still be the same person. The point being, is that a person is not body parts but a brain.\n\nSo if we are just a brain why do we have a body?\n\nThe body is only there to serve the brain. Without a body the brain is useless. It would not be able to do anything. The body carries out the instructions of the brain. If the brain wishes to go somewhere the legs take it there. If the brain wishes to pick something up the arms do the work.\n\nIn order to carry out the brains instructions the body needs energy. To get this energy the body needs to consume food. Now the body needs a digestive system and on it goes.\n\nThe big problem the brain has is that the body breaks down and kills the brain. That is, it kills us. It is responsible for our death.\n\nNote that the brain is the last part of us that dies. You are not dead unless confirmed as being brain dead.\n\nUltimately our brains will decide “what is the point of being burdened with this body which will ultimately kill me” and so will work on transplanting the brain into a robot.\n\nBy the year 2050 the first brain transplants into a robot will have began.\n\nThen we have the start of a new race of eunuchs and a fascinating new future will begin.\nI will explain more at some later date.",
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"content": "Brendan Eich Interview - Lunduke Show Special - Jan 9th, 2018<br />Brendan Eich. Creator of JavaScript. Co-founder (and ex-CTO & CEO) of Mozilla. CEO of Brave. I sit down and talk to him about the Brave web browser, JavaScript, and the current state of the World Wide Web.<br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgdANNc6sLI\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgdANNc6sLI</a><br />",
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