jwfergus

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by jwfergus 3y ago
Maybe a crypto person would know more, but couldn't some DAO be incentivized to verify the authenticity of current known historical documents/images and create a block chain of agreed upon authentic historical imagery? The longer
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by jwfergus 4y ago
The corporation would actualize the income as profit at some <=1Yr period, where it would be subject to corporate tax. Not saying your idea wouldn't work out best tax-wise, but that you'd still need to run the numbers. I'm
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by jwfergus 13y ago
Late reply, I know :( - Actually, it's not even the cooling outside the CPU that's the real problem, it's moving heat away at a microscopic level near each transistor. With enough power going through enough circuits nearby, the material the
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by jwfergus 13y ago
I'm skeptical. I don't know the exact breakpoint, but pushing enough power through the small (and very dense) circuits of a processor can't go beyond a certain level based on our current CPU cooling technology. The heat at that density just
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by jwfergus 14y ago
The asynchronous aspect of this is a big deal. It makes life both easier (because components can continue to run without blocking on data) but introduces complexity (sometimes you /need/ to synchronize). I've recently been working on a rese
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by jwfergus 14y ago
>It's also really fun to write complex networking apps from scratch I agree and disagree. It definitely is fun to write awesome complex code, in general, but I'm currently in the middle of developing a network application and the most f