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by max51 3y ago
Do you seriously think you can convince all mining pools to start blacklisting addresses like this?! The entire reason why it exists in the first place is to prevent interventions like this, it's what gives btc "value". Your
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by max51 3y ago
trying to ban adresses like this would never work because you don't have to ask permission to the recipient when you send them crypto. Every single large entity (eg. exchanges, companies, etc.) would end up with tainted bitcoins. The o
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by max51 3y ago
> Use the gas for charging the batteries - no connection between gas engine and electric drivetrain. Almost all of them have a connection from the gas engine to the wheels. I don't know if it is still the case today, but no that lon
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by max51 3y ago
The bullshit you had to go through is the reason why a lot of people believe in bitcoin even if communities like NN love to pretend there is no use case for crypto.
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by max51 3y ago
I disagree with your analysis. I think they will limit the amount emails with garbage that people don't want to see if they risk getting their entire domain blocked over it. I also don't think it's complicated for the "l
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by max51 3y ago
When you tell a team of scientist that budget only allows for a single launch in the next three decades, the cost of that telescope will inevitably be higher because they will want to optimize it and put as many instruments as possible. The
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by max51 3y ago
A big part of the high cost of the project is that they know they only get one and they want to get the most bang per kg of payload. Most of the cost was research, development and testing of new technologies. Building 10x JWST would not cos
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by max51 3y ago
It's relevant because they wouldn't be relying on terrestrial telescopes in the first place if they had access to space telescopes. Why do they not have access to space telescopes? because they are currently extremely expensive to
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by max51 3y ago
There are extensions that can swap the thumbnails with a frame from the video. It's not as good as a handpicked frame, but it's a lot better overall compared to the garbage youtubers are making now. The one I use on chrome is call
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by max51 3y ago
>Did the likes of musk or bezos add billions of dollars in value to the economy though their own hard work? If building Amazon, Tesla or spaceX is that easy, where is your company that changed the entire industry? What did you accomplish
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by max51 3y ago
>Is it reasonable to believe that this is possible? Distributed training requires extremely high-bandwidth and low-latency interconnect. The internet ain't that. The same can be said about piracy and bittorrent. The community torren
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by max51 3y ago
The difference here is that you would make 44x from the spare change you can save every month after paying for rent, not from a loan worth >5x your yearly salary.
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by max51 3y ago
>A potential buyer is expected to do their own due diligence before submitting a bid. If they were trying to get the highest bid possible, wouldn't it make sense to provide more info to potential buyers?! The way they present it, yo
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by max51 3y ago
I know that the info can probably be found elsewhere, but it never stop to blow my mind when I see the gov selling off something extremely expensive with nothing more than a few lines of description and a picture of the front sign. I looke
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by max51 3y ago
Oobabooga is a great tool but it still has a long way to go in term of user-friendliness. It's absolutely not plug and play the way that chatgpt is; It requires research, trial and error, and knowledge of the tech to make the model wor
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by max51 3y ago
a 100m water column is around 150 psi. That number is 3 times the typical city tap water, it's a lot of pressure.
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by max51 3y ago
when you compress a video, it doesn't recreate a new movie with a different story, different lines of text, different scenes and a different compositions for scenes that are similar to the "orginial".
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by max51 3y ago
this event had nothing to do with "hacking". Getting a LLM to answer wrong on a math question is something you could do from any device. If the goal is to get a LLM to output something the dev don't want you to, all you need
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by max51 3y ago
There is interactivity. Each company has their own way of doing this, but it's typical that they have someone reading the chat to gather questions and that higher ranked employee can directly speak to ask questions.
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by max51 3y ago
I think you are the one not understanding the situation. As you point out, amazon is a "profit-seeking machine". It makes perfect sense that they would not want unions. The wife-beating husband also is not going to want his wife t
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by max51 3y ago
Because that's how you end up with projects that take 3 years to plan instead of 3 months. A live Q&A where all of the experts who can answer questions and everyone interested in the subject who may have questions are in the same r
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by max51 3y ago
The number of people dying from jumping off the empire state building is orders of magnitude less than the ones you quoted... that doesn't mean you have good odds of surviving the jump or that it's a good idea to build a jumping r
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by max51 3y ago
it's really not as hard as you think it is. Companies are not limited to owning just one product with one branding. If removing a product from the shelves was all it took for others to be allowed to immediately steal all the branding y
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by max51 3y ago
going out of your way and spending 5k$ to try make fun of him publicly is not how you make the attention stop. This is the trump situation all over again. They hate him but they write articles about him every day and make sure we all know w
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by max51 3y ago
pointing out a problem that many bad PC games have does not magically give the ps5 extra performance and better frame rates.
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by max51 3y ago
It's literally the opposite of what patents were supposed to protect. They are trying repackage an old technology they did not create and are threatening to sue everyone else making it. This product already existed before these "
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by max51 3y ago
Mathcad is the only thing that comes to mind. It is very unique and a massive productivity boost for engineering calcs.
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by max51 3y ago
Being indexed by google is optional. Twitter could stop it a any time if they thought it was a bad deal for them. That not comparable to a startup company trying to scrape the entire site to train their AI and using sophisticated technique
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by max51 3y ago
>linux very smoothly and the touch interface would be a dream linux distros have not yet managed to get proper interface for mouse+keyboard. Linux desktop is still a shitshow. They can't even provide an experience as good as what wi
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by max51 3y ago
I am a few years older than you and also had unlimited access to the internet. The internet back in 2005 - 2013 was nothing like it is today. It was far less addictive, it was more anonymous, and most of your friends weren't addicted t

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