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631.
by wmf 6mo ago
Not the original poster but I do have some ideas. Official Bluesky clients could randomly/round-robin access 3-4 different appview servers run by different organizations instead of one centralized server. Likewise there could be 3-4 re
632.
by wmf 6mo ago
They're property which is also illegal to steal.
633.
by wmf 6mo ago
Those people aren't the ones doing the work though.
634.
by wmf 6mo ago
you could call native APIs from JavaScript or Java say, then in your world that's a "native" application because it uses the APIs the platform provides Yes, this is what we want. an application could be implemented with Ob
635.
by wmf 6mo ago
My point in mentioning pricing is that the Indian and Chinese middle class can have IPv4 addresses; the rest can't.
636.
by wmf 6mo ago
Zuck has a lot more experience being summoned before Congress than you.
637.
by wmf 6mo ago
This may be too large to run locally anyway. Maybe they will distill down some smaller open versions later.
638.
by wmf 7mo ago
Coinbase would definitely go into buy-only mode during a major crash but that just means people would scream while they watch futures/perps go to zero. "If you're first out the door, that's not called panicking."
639.
by wmf 7mo ago
The last demo I saw just had a button so the chess app shows a lot of progress.
640.
by wmf 7mo ago
DHCPv6 now exists and every OS except Android supports it.
641.
by wmf 7mo ago
Miners enforce the consensus rules but they can't change them. If miners try to change the rules, exchanges have no obligation to follow.
642.
by wmf 7mo ago
The chain wouldn't halt because mining won't be affected by quantum. If you see hacks happening you could race to move your coins into a PQ wallet before the hackers do. I'm assuming that PQ software will be available before
643.
by wmf 7mo ago
Yes, if you read the fine print on the ETFs they tell you what they will do in case of a fork. Usually their custodian picks the "winning" chain at their discretion. There's a similar (although reversed) situation with stable
644.
by wmf 7mo ago
I was addressing the narrow claim that you cannot distinguish ASCII from UTF-7. You can distinguish IPv4 from IPv6 by looking at the version field (and I forgot to mention the L2 protocol field is out of band from IP's perspective). Ob
645.
by wmf 7mo ago
You might be surprised how many crypto hackers have been arrested and convicted. Usually they want to spend the money in civilization.
646.
by wmf 7mo ago
In theory nothing prevents that but it would be so contentious that the backlash (e.g. 90% drawdown) may be even worse than just letting the hacks stand.
647.
by wmf 7mo ago
It's possible for Indian ISPs to buy IPv4 addresses and assign them to customers. Maybe not for $5/month but if you're willing to pay US prices (plus tax) you should be able to get US quality service.
648.
by wmf 7mo ago
SLAAC + mDNS makes IPv6 basically invisible.
649.
by wmf 7mo ago
The first thing in the IP header is the version number.
650.
by wmf 7mo ago
No mention of Indian ISPs just buying IPv4 addresses. Prices are even declining.
651.
by wmf 7mo ago
The point of that buzz was to force Anthropic to provide Mythos to the military.
652.
by wmf 7mo ago
They're using the same AI model?
653.
by wmf 7mo ago
That's a pretty gen-eric name. Runway has the same problem.
654.
by wmf 7mo ago
Does tinygrad support MLX?
655.
by wmf 7mo ago
This driver doesn't support CUDA.
656.
by wmf 7mo ago
Pretty misleading. This driver is only for compute not graphics.
657.
by wmf 7mo ago
You probably need $100K of hardware to run Sora.
658.
by wmf 7mo ago
Most people just want emulation which was solved a while ago. Recompilation is mostly for modders which is a very small community.
659.
by wmf 7mo ago
Developing a good x86 CPU is far beyond IBM's abilities. The rights aren't enough.
660.
by wmf 7mo ago
PowerPC doesn't have the organic ecosystem that ARM has.

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