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paulproteus
3y ago
Personally I think VR is outside the domain of expertise of 3D games and game engines. To think that VR is within that domain is exactly the error -- VR as an overall product requires different consumer behavior than buying a game for a PC
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paulproteus
3y ago
The article is from October 2023. If you or someone else has a link to a more recent article where they take it back, I would be happy to read it as well!
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3y ago
The article says there are 3 advantages of IPFS -- speed, data verification, and data resilience. HTTPS/curl can provide the latter two. Does someone know if they published speed numbers of IPFS vs HTTPS/curl in the satellite envi
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3y ago
The article doesn't mention Bitcoin, but I was able to find another reference to that here: > More controversially, the lander contains non-scientific payloads, including a physical coin “loaded with one bitcoin” and a Japanese “lun
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paulproteus
3y ago
If it's a big problem, can you ask the DAO to mail you a check instead?
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3y ago
Code is law. I welcome our new overlords.
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3y ago
Another possibility is that the Spanish officials were bribed to sell information to people pretending to be the United States, but not actually representing the United States.
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Enforcing device trust on code changes
(figma.com)
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3y ago
If you put the property deed and your best attempt at its history in a public database, such as a blockchain, then all you've got is your best attempt at the property deed's history. You're still going to want to buy title in
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3y ago
When I tried that, it didn't show a lot of detail. It seems they blend shrinkage generally into the cost of goods sold, and the original article in the thread discusses the idea that shrinkage is mostly caused by employees, not non-emp
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3y ago
I took a look at https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/27419/00000274192100... and searched for theft, and found this text as the only hit: "data loss or theft [...] could [...] adversely affect o
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3y ago
I can offer one piece of puzzle: the demographics of registered votes has increased significantly. Take a look at "Age and generation" at https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2020/10/26/what-
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3y ago
When people wear lipstick and are drinking something, a straw helps keep it on. If society's going to have lipstick and people go out, I think society sorta has to have straws! See e.g. https://stylecaster.com/beauty&#x
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3y ago
Allowing Apollo to operate would cost $20M in opportunity cost for Reddit. But not allowing Apollo to operate has an opportunity cost in website downtime. I am amused!
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4y ago
https://maroofy.com/songs/1651341589 is one of my favorite songs, but it says, "Hmm, something went wrong," and shows no similar songs. When I was a teenager, I thought no band was as cool as Rainer Maria. Do
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4y ago
This is a good joke because numbers came from India: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu%E2%80%93Arabic_numeral_s...
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4y ago
In May, FTX.us announced stock & ETF trading: https://www.investopedia.com/ftxus-launches-stock-brokerage-... I don't know anything about how it worked or who used it, etc. I wonder if it relates somehow to this id
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4y ago
I think phone wi-fi is just like this sometimes! When I used ping to test my iPhone's wifi latency (1), I frequently saw 200ms results, even when the phone screen was on and I was using an app. Maybe there's aggressive power savin
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I Switched to iPhone for Cost Reasons
(announce.asheesh.org)
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4y ago
As I understand it, Bitcoin mining involves selecting which unconfirmed transactions (mem pool transactions) to include in the block. A common algorithm for selecting them is ones with higher fees. Another aspect could be ignoring ones from
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4y ago
For miners operating in the US, I’d like to see sanctions violations cases if they mine blocks that include transactions for Iranian (and other sanctioned) entities. This seems straightforward to me. Frankly I’m quite annoyed that my democ
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4y ago
Happy to see this! I’ve been disturbed by GitHub hosting financial infrastructure optimized for criminal activity.
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4y ago
I think I figured it out. An AI will make a cryptocurrency and people will mine it, and mining will directly advance the AI. It will be negative utility to humanity, and it will doom us.
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4y ago
I hope you can go beyond root cause analysis and publish some kind of cost-benefit analysis. The risks from misrepresenting your copyright in these cases are not small. Diebold Election Systems paid $125,000 in a similar situation: https:&
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Notice of Stolen EVGA GeForce RTX 30-Series Graphics Cards
(forums.evga.com)
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We followed the process with the IRS, doing a bunch of verification as you said, which gave us access to the API docs. We're only part-way through the full process of becoming an Online Provider per https://www.irs.gov/
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5y ago
I work at Code for America on the Tax Benefits team, and we're working on a different website to apply for the Child Tax Credit. (See https://www.getctc.org/ and https://www.getyourrefund.org/ . ) From
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6y ago
The official Ultimate Debian Database only allows Debian project members to access it. Mattia Rizzolo and I co-maintain a mirror. Query and enjoy! psql "postgresql://udd-mirror:udd-mirror@udd-mirror.debian.net/udd"
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6y ago
I'd love to know what kind of false information you're enjoying sending them, and how!
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7y ago
So I guess for 32GB, it's: - Sealing: Done once. 3-4h compute on one CPU initially, plus 2-3 hours on a few CPUs. - Proof of space time: 10 minutes of GPU time per day. What are the latency expectations within the system when my node i
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