AureliusMA

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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
We are very far from 2140, the year the last bitcoin will be mined. 15 years is nothing, this is a very long term paradigm shift.
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
You would be surprised at how efficient cryptocurrency mining is compared to other ways of storing value. And most improvements happen to reduce the overall cost of securing value (PoS, PoST, etc)
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
Agreed with your explanation. I would add a different way to make sense of it. Proof of work allows for what Keynes called "Bancor". BTC is succesful because unlike fiat central banks, the money supply isn't dictated by inter
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
Bitcoin Cash's value begs to differ.
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
Lyn Alden is great. Andreas Antonopoulos is also a great educator.
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
Fiat money is proof of stake, except the failure mode is economic collapse or military collapse.
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
There are mechanism in place to prevent attacks, that require more than 51% control of staked ETH. The team behind ETH probably stayed on PoW for a long time to build the market cap such as to make attacks unlikely by the sheer amount of ca
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
There was a proposal on Ethereum that didn't succeed (progpow) since they were already in the late stage of transitionning to PoS. Ethereum did quite a good job at keeping asic advantage moderate (the speedup was 100% max - not orders
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
Don't forget to ask for consent about being in the same room, before getting in the same room!
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
OP doesn't strike me as judgmental so probably a typo.
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
Not all bars have the same "type" of people. Also if you're looking for camaraderie or friendship, it's a pretty good place to have talks of all kind - the silly ones are the best!
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
I remember when a large context was 8k! Nowadays that would seem extremely small, because we have new use-cases that require much larger context sizes. Maybe in the future, we will invent ways to use inference on very large contexts that we
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
How large would a 1 billion token kv even be ?!
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
Yup.
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
This is such a blow for MacRumors... I won't be taking them seriously anymore after this. They are complicit.
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
Yes
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by AureliusMA 5mo ago
I don't believe that he is naive. It looks like he wants to use the Notepad++ brand authority to capture the notepad++ macos market (which is big!) Thus he is infringing on a trademark for his own benefit.
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100000KM Without Gasoline – V8 Wood Gas Chevrolet Fleetside [video](youtube.com)
1 points by AureliusMA 6mo ago|0 comments
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by AureliusMA 8mo ago
This is precisely the point of the comment you are replying to: a balance has to be found and enforced.
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Toshiba MG11 series hard drive(storage.toshiba.com)
5 points by AureliusMA 1y ago|1 comments
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by AureliusMA 1y ago
Those seems to be the first HDDs with 1GiB of cache.
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by AureliusMA 1y ago
France has a lot of energy.
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Oxygen Depletion in Enclosed Spaces(tandfonline.com)
4 points by AureliusMA 1y ago|1 comments
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by AureliusMA 2y ago
Nice to see you on HN :-) Too bad we couldn’t reach a deal on your Keto site, but hopefully the new owner takes care of it well. Can’t wait to see what you will do next! Cheers!
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by AureliusMA 2y ago
Probably an exchange wallet ?
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by AureliusMA 2y ago
I think he meant “us” as ISPs in general.
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by AureliusMA 2y ago
The previous commenter is right. This is related to espionnage and warfare, which every major power (China included) invests in. I believe China values education and sovereignty.
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by AureliusMA 2y ago
I’m in France and I get CGNAT.
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by AureliusMA 3y ago
not your coins!
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Polykeyboard: OLED Display Keycaps(github.com)
4 points by AureliusMA 3y ago|1 comments

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