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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> Something that is a good store of value should not be volatile If it mostly goes up, it's still a good store of value, even if the volatility is high. So far it outperformed every fiat currency on the planet.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
> Quantum Computing actually cracking the encryptions which will kill the entire network instantly. It will not. This issue was talked as far as 2012. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Quantum_computing_and_Bitcoin
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
There are many reasons to choose BTC over gold: - easy to transmit - easy to store (but both gold and BTC are dangerous to store at home from the security standpoint) - easy to buy and sell - BTC is actually limited (capped). There's n
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
But they would build them with that money. That's what it's for.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
How is it fair to just give so much of taxpayers money to a specific company? Why not to AMD or Nvidia?
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Nonsense. Trump supports domestic manufacturing.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Modern LLMs are very good at solving programming puzzles like that. As soon as it recognizes which algorithm needs to apply, it's just massaging the data to the right format.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
The certificate is for a specific IP address, no? And without DNS pointing google.com to that IP address, it's pretty useless.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
So you moved the goal posts from "switch to motor bike" to "switch everyone to motor bike".
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
And increase your chance of death by 40x? https://i.redd.it/ybzo8fbxlcm21.png
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
There are Pi-based laptops (Pi-Top, CrowPi), but it's very hard to compete with used laptops. And not many people like ARM-based OSes (which is usually Linux or the awful version of Windows).
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
No. You are.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
All the hate comes from deranged people who have never driven a Tesla, let alone had one. They take any negative story and spin it forever.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
I don't see how Haiti situation applies to Denmark.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Dude, you're so brainwashed. We're showing you actual numbers that colleges/universities are 60-80% female, and your response is that male victimhood is some conspiracy. Numbers clearly show that you're lying and gasligh
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
When your state changes quickly and you can't just pause execution for whatever reason, print debugging works. Also on the FE it's often much easier to just console.log than to set breakpoints in the sources in your browser.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Looks like the buyer didn't shop around and just went with the first crazy offer. Why blame Boeing for this? They just made an offer and someone took it.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
This is not the way it has always been. Males dominated colleges and universities until anti-male DEI programs were put in place. And now we see 60-75% female colleges/universities.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
That's a pretty accurate description of what's happening. DEI did this to men, because men were blamed by the media and by the feminists for everything . Sexist anti-male programs were created, and now we see the results. What,
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Who would like to own the #1 most popular browser in the world? How is that even a question. It's worth billions. User data, ability to inject ads, ability to drive the future of web and web-based apps.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
The ultimate solution would be to convert an LLM to a pure ASIC. My guess is that would 10X the performance. But then it's a very very expensive solution.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
It's near 100%. Discussed here: https://youtu.be/f4Dly8I8lMY?t=95
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
At the time you didn't have 8K or RAW videos or 200-megapixel photos. There's never enough storage.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
It's very expensive. Gen5 SSDs are around $100/TB. Hard drives are $16/TB. It makes sense to have a small fast SSD for editing, but HDDs for mass-storage. And with video you usually want redundancy, storage gets expensive fas
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
That doesn't match my definition of echo-chamber. Anyone has the ability to speak, and to pay. If people leave at their own will, that's their decision. Compare it to censored social networks, where you're kicked out for the
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
How is it an echo chamber, when everyone is allowed to post? It's the opposite. BS is the echo-chamber by design.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
The weights might be slightly adjusted for each person they hand it out to. So Google would know instantly who leaked the weights.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Damn, it runs very fast.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Maybe the bicyclist is a programmer.
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by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Another ridiculous take.

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