With new tech like blockchain for decentralized coordination, or machine learning algorithms that can process astronomical data more accurately and quickly, there might be better and easier ways to do celestial referencing. It might be time for a change to keep up with these new advancements.
Can you elaborate on the applicability of the blockchain to CRFD's mission? They don't seem to be in the business of decentralized coordination.
Machine learning algorithms are good for cheaper replacement of cheap customer service agents, but they are not trustable.
For important things (and having accurate and precise time is an important thing) you need to know in advance that the task will be completed correctly; you actually need to know why it will be completed correctly.
Anything based exclusively on old data, with no formal model, simply cannot give you any guarantee.
What is wrong with the current proven algorithms/approach doing the celestial referencing (which is not rocket science btw)? How would machine learning help and overcome the necessary accuracy and certainty needed here?
To summarize: OMFG!!!11 Or you just buzzwording bot?
Think that may be why "time" is such an intransigent thing to work with.
It's all a big mystery. He could roll blockchain. But who knows? I just think there'd be a more elegant concept :) haha