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by coolcase 1y ago
Almost. Bitcoin energy use is a way to have a decentralised trust less network. If bitcoin was free to mine the most money would go to the most nodes. It would be proof of DDOS in a sense and would probably seize up pretty quick. Gold is a
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by coolcase 1y ago
Lots if fibro stuff so if you are reading. Yeah LDN I do found a bit helpful! Worth a try but ymmv. r/cfs is good.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Not really. Gold has no more energy than carbon per gram. E=MC^2. And total energy is unavailable. Carbon had more available chemical energy. (Why we can burn coal not gold). Bitcoin doesn't store any energy. Bitcoin is like a F1 car g
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by coolcase 1y ago
Minus the tree
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by coolcase 1y ago
They are in theory but in practice they have risks. Tether is probably unbacked and could be relying on BTC for collateral. You could get BTC downside with zero upside. Just use BTC if anything.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Gold being the ultimate. Cash can be diluted and crypto has unlimited supply (via alt coins). Gold is backed by physics and minted in neutron stars!
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by coolcase 1y ago
It's like a kitchen knife. Can be good or bad.
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by coolcase 1y ago
I thought it was going to be old old tech. Typewriters meet the requirements. As do tables, vases and vacuum cleaners. If you want a chip then older personal computers. Like Acorn Electron or ZX Spectrum that boot immediately, and the only
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by coolcase 1y ago
That's not malicious compliance. That's malicious to non-compliance! Obviously the solution is to have buffer where rooms can't be booked rather like hotel checkout and check-in times. I also think psychologically that a 9:10
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by coolcase 1y ago
That is know your eye, not know your customer. Yeah I know eventually these will be linked by some data broker and will meld into the same thing. But I compare it to using a fingerprint to unlock a password manager on your phone. That ain&#
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by coolcase 1y ago
"Yeah yeah... installing your app now... oh there is an error... will try again..."
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by coolcase 1y ago
Tinfoil hat on: say you are compelled to execute a FISA warrant and access the LLM data, is it technically possible? What about an Australian or UK style "please add a backdoor". I see you have to trust NVidia etc. so maybe there
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by coolcase 1y ago
My share is 1s. Didn't realise it was that slow. From the UI interaction I wonder if it is on purpose to avoid an accidental share.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Plus it isn't a checkbox on a UI where Electon being 1000 times slower (1ms instead of 1micro) would be noticeable. It could be a 12 hour run vs. 12000000 hour run.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Broadcasting is good, but would be nice if it were explicit. Maybe it being explicit gets in the way and become inelegant once you get some experience.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Sounds like hammers and nails problem. Your nail gun is called PyTorch.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Simple way: don't use headphones and crank up the volume.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Yeah we'd be impressed if an LLM calculated the product of a couple of 1000x1000 matrices.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Oh you have all the damn words. Even the Ricky Gervais ones.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Are mobile devices slow/unresponsive. I haven't experienced that unless I realllllly cheap out. Or after 4 years of OS updates on Apple devices for some reason. Androids seem OK in this regard.
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by coolcase 1y ago
So... a vibe
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by coolcase 1y ago
Work as a team. Your team takes the weight equally, helps each other out, so on no day shpuld you alone work late (and working together late should be rate). Also know this: it ain't your code. You can be fired at any time. Each day yo
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by coolcase 1y ago
Fine tune an open source one?
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by coolcase 1y ago
I hear MySQL can be better for some workloads?
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by coolcase 1y ago
Why not optimise the bad queries first? Aside. Job section says not 9-5. What does that mean? Long hours? Or not 9-5 attitude?
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by coolcase 1y ago
Dopamine? That sort of thing triggers cortisol for me if anything!
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by coolcase 1y ago
Was thinking about this exact thing today. Where I work combining X services from their own scaling sets to pack them together into a kubernetes cluster (or similar tech) should "smooth out" the spikes relatively and reduce wastag
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by coolcase 1y ago
Growf
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by coolcase 1y ago
It is as if there is no formula for startup success and you have to experiment. Like if there was a formula everyone would follow it and it would become the only way. A bit like chat up lines- these 10 words and you always get a date. Like
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by coolcase 1y ago
The emergency room?

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