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josu
4y ago
The "average miner" is not stealing power.
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4y ago
Working archive link: https://archive.ph/rBRmn
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4y ago
Yes. At the moment the marginal cost for the average ETH miner is higher than the marginal revenue of any GPU minable chain.
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*BBC
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The fact that the CNN link still works is really impressive. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/americas/newsid_15370...
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4y ago
>I think lawyers are next. You hire a good law firm for the strategy, not their writing. This may streamline their work, but I can't see GPT-3 or even GPT-9 displacing lawyers.
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4y ago
Re 2 The camera is mounted on one of the best gimbals available. The DJI drones also do an amazing job at being stable during windy conditions. And sure, there could be some additional video editing later, but probably marginal.
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4y ago
This is a good explanation https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32583540
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4y ago
Thanks for expanding.
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4y ago
If the hashrate can't keep up with the price increase because it has exhausted all sources of available electricity, then difficulty will adjust down. This doesn't limit the potential growth of Bitcoin, it only puts an upper bound
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4y ago
Never. PoW is a fundamental part of what makes bitcoin valuable.
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights: >Article 12 >No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the pro
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>Usually French manufacturers import from Canada some 80% of the 35,000 tonnes of seeds they need. Last year, however, a drought struck the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, where most of the crop is grown. The Canadian harvest was
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4y ago
3D touch added 14g (+10.8%) and 2mm (+3%) to the iPhone 6s vs the 6.
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Why not just map "don't" to "dont"? I can't really see too many false positives.
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4y ago
No, the original statement is correct. Page 3 of the linked paper has a diagram. https://www.janestreet.com/wp-content/themes/janestreet/pdf/...
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4y ago
>It presumably connects to the actual Internet at some point, yes? Presumably via each (or some) nodes' residential ISP hookups. Otherwise it'd be a glamorized intranet. Yes, that's how it currently works.
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4y ago
This is a solved issue with Merge mining. Here a primer: https://blog.bitmex.com/the-growth-of-bitcoin-merge-mining/
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4y ago
PoW makes sense from a first principles approach [1]. I don't see Handshake growing into a trillion dollar network, so the security budget won't be that big, therefore I don't think it will be very energy intensive. Furthermo
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Be the change you want to see in the world haha https://github.com/hemanth/functional-programming-jargon/pul...
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This one is $2: https://es.aliexpress.com/item/1005002438086706.html
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For the people that didn't click on the link: >but is able to work with different configurations with ≈200GB of GPU memory in total which divide weight dimensions correctly (e.g. 16, 64, 128).
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4y ago
No, you just use the password.
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Apple A4 (2010) vs A5 (2011) - CPU: 100% faster - GPU: 600% faster Apple M1 (2020) vs M2 (2022) - CPU: 18% faster - GPU: 35% faster Diminishing returns.
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4y ago
I'm not defending anything, just pointing out the obvious. But yeah, I'll be surprised if Do Kwon doesn't end up sitting in front of a judge
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No public evidence of that as of now, but it could definitely be true. The interesting thing is that it doesn't really matter, those "insiders" would have dumped the coins in the open market breaking the peg even further. So
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>Terraform has $3B (ish, stores as Bitcoin) that they could use to try to buy back faith in their coin. This is not correct. They used those bitcoins to try to defend the peg. Here you can see the actual treasury: https://data
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Previous discussion: YC W22 Stablegains is being sued for losing $42m in funds from 4878 customers https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31431224
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Then you haven't spent enough time in the cryptocurrency space.
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4y ago
Read Matt Levine's columns on Luna, or listen to the most recent podcast from Odd Lots with Galois Capital. They answer all your question and are much more cohesive than anything I could type here.
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