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by mdale 4y ago
I think we already have that ;)
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by mdale 4y ago
It depends what decentralization layer your talking about. Technically all these centralized / proprietary channels rose from the underlining net neutral decentralized Web. I think higher layer "decentralized" protocols may a
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by mdale 5y ago
Great article; but I think we already live in a version of the reality he is describing. The currency is attention and the government is the large tech companies ;) Even in his nightmares he is still "waving his phone" to conduct
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by mdale 5y ago
Times you wish you could double up vote :)
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by mdale 5y ago
Great article title!
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by mdale 5y ago
Some bare metal providers have allocation based on server provisioning rather than specific egress limits. But CloudFront is cheaper with commit pricing because CF commit pricing is very very cheap and you have to factor in the cost of said
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by mdale 5y ago
Hi All, Caffeine.tv is building premier live social broadcasting experiences. Going beyond game streaming to streaming culture and competitive events we amplify under represented voices and provide a platform for video reactions. We have a
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by mdale 5y ago
The old machine leaning algorithms running a muck.
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by mdale 5y ago
The most pragmatic solution is making high pollutant energy costly. Some small set of polluters are responsible for the majority of the emissions. (1) This is only possible because of being able to chalk the damage up to externalities. We
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by mdale 5y ago
Watch a kid play rec room in VR and then explain how that pandemic home schooling would have made so much more sense if it worked the same way as the game building classes in Rec room work. Observe the huge jump in fidelity of VRchat or rec
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by mdale 5y ago
Is it cheeper to compress air / nitrogen into liquid that can be expanded or more effective to run electrolysis on water to get hydrogen and oxygen and burn that ( when needed) ?
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by mdale 5y ago
I look at the cloud switching costs or entrenched asymmetrical relationship of selling "software" in cloud first environment. Startups are already in this boat of growing percentage of value created allocated to the platforms of d
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by mdale 5y ago
Well long as you click on the order link in chrome browser guess it's fair game :P
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by mdale 5y ago
Except in 2 years they would be obsolete because of wear and tear and or because a new node process is released and or we get more clever around specialized chips for this purpose. More and more parts of the economy are mapped into this wor
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by mdale 5y ago
Maximizing life is always in friction with social entropy. But too authoritarian is not fun either. New normals are normal. Vaccine mandates seem worthwhile from the current vantage point. I guess I would look at what is actually practicall
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by mdale 5y ago
Like more hashing :)
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by mdale 5y ago
True .. but if we could just shoot excessive heat off into space no? Like a few city scale central heating / cooling systems that radiated into space.
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by mdale 5y ago
The best you can do is raise tech awareness, take apple interviews and cite this reason for not moving forward. Facebook faced constraint not just after a avalanche of bad press but also as the tech workers (employees and applicants) pushed
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by mdale 5y ago
I thought most people just get fast internet and let "the cloud" handle it now days ? Seems like a lot of work to ultimately not do things not as well as army of engineers focused on this problem full time.
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by mdale 5y ago
This... modern architectures for mid sized companies are a combination of hosted services. I still have bad dreams when I look back a on prem Swift stack object store project took years to stand up & integrate all to have a much higher
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by mdale 5y ago
https://openai.com/blog/dall-e/ For example is creating novel combination based on (large) training set. If the network had enough weights on what is realistic looking could create novel game experiences based on
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by mdale 5y ago
Even if a site made significant effort to have "non-malicious ads" I don't think brave would not block them with and put in their own. I.e Brave is bootstrapping on manipulation of the intent of the publisher. A cleaner aproc
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by mdale 5y ago
I generally agree that well defined SLOs for back end services works as you define service contacts between services and care less about the particular funny graph being surfaced more that a particular service is out of contract. Where auto
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by mdale 5y ago
Google is so very clearly correct to engage in corrective enforcement is the point. Clearly stated rules clearly enforced with algorithmic efficiency likely detected by automated play store screening algorithms. Centralized digital mediatio
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by mdale 6y ago
Wine was not really as much of an organized commercial endeavor so was not as much of a target
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by mdale 6y ago
Let's start with universal carbon tax / credit system to start to curb the interplay of crypto with existential planetary threat. Less worried about taxing people with piles of virtual shells more about basic survival and human qu
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by mdale 6y ago
Professional sports salaries benefits from a game with well defined rules winners and losers systems of measurement around scoring points. A company has a bunch of other stuff that had to be in solid alignment to "win". Engineers
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by mdale 6y ago
Is that not just the other side of the same coin ? Short of centralized banking printing money there is no competition for wealthy just hording and letting time pass and demand grow. Kind of like bitcoin ;)
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by mdale 6y ago
At least with the lottery there are odds published and audited... ICOs maybe not so much. That said nothing preventing kick starter for seed rounds with a cut for said audits of at least good faith intent to build business value in some wa
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by mdale 6y ago
Won't bitcoin be due for a bit of a drop one quantum computers unlock some percent of the wallets. https://decrypt.co/28560/quantum-computers-could-crack-bitco...

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