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by kfrzcode 2y ago
If you're not already aware of it, check out onelook.com
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Do not underestimate your enemy.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
I would argue the 2024 election was quite the opposite. > More than 155 million Americans voted in 2024: 156,302,318 to be exact. That’s the second largest total voter turnout in U.S. history in absolute terms. It is also just the second
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
This misunderstands what Verifiable Compute actually does. VC isn't about restricting execution, it's about proving properties of computation. The key difference is that VC lets you verify what happened, not control what can happe
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On-silicon real-time AI compute governance from Nvidia, Intel, EQTY Labs(eqtylab.io)
44 points by kfrzcode 2y ago|29 comments
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Verifiable Compute Solution from EQTY Lab, Intel, Nvidia Anchors Trust on Hedera(eqtylab.io)
4 points by kfrzcode 2y ago|0 comments
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Which models? What are the specific dimensions? I assume if you're confident they're widespread, commercially available, you know what kind of aircraft we're dealing with. I'd hope you can help me demystify further what&
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Which apple did you bite?
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Efficiency. If you don't have to recover the booster, load it up and transfer it back to the recovery & restoration bay, you save time and money. Not to mention if you can land the booster directly on the tower, clean it, fuel it u
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
This seems like the tail wagging the dog
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Probably not as much as if you steer it toward the graveyard https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacecraft_cemetery
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
I figured out a good cadence; first threads discuss a schema and sketch/iterate over an ERD and C4 diagram. Then we have threads to build modules on top of a framework. It knows if we're working with python/typer/pydanti
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
To be fair it's not the energy that you're concerned with; it's the source of that energy. Private jets can't run off nuclear power grids. Also the real problem-child of emissions is not America. China has a billion mo
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
I've found myself in playtime with Claude 3.5 lately; it scratches both itches very satisfyingly.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
X seems to be working quite well. Especially considering the significant reduction in overhead since Elon's purchase.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Wondering is the what.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Have you read the Lucifer Effect? It seems like you might not have read the book.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
I've made a longer comment in another thread; but have you investigated the hashgraph algorithm? Gossip-about-gossip and virtual voting combine to result in leaderless consensus, fair ordering and aBFT. It's very performant with o
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Great point, I wasn't being precise. My point stands, however! I must also correct your understanding re: "private company." The DLT in question - Hedera - is built on the unique consensus algorithm, the "hashgraph"
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
DLT technology discussions are entirely incomplete without consideration of Hedera Hashgraph [0], an aBFT, leaderless, fair and fast DLT using a gossip-about-gossip consensus mechanism. It's absolutely a more robust and scalable tech
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Paxos is nice, sure, but Hedera does DLT with aBFT and much more efficient, as well as being faster and ensuring fairness. It's leaderless, and achieves incredible TPS (10k+ in practice, 100k+ in theory). I am curious on your thought
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
What are your thoughts on Dr. Leemon Baird's Hedera Hashgraph? https://www.swirlds.com/downloads/SWIRLDS-TR-2016-01.pdf
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Perhaps they should try adjusting the parameters of their economic paradigm. I hear market capitalism is nice this time of year... "There can be no freedom of the individual, no democracy, without the capital system, the profit system,
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
https://github.com/yifeikong/curl_cffi
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Pragmatic use of $LANGUAGE is a telltale sign of the wizened programmer; one who understands the use-case and solution set well enough to know when the tool fits. I wrote Ruby when I got started because it was the most accessible and the Ra
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Hiero: Open-Source Distributed Ledger Technology(hiero.org)
2 points by kfrzcode 2y ago|2 comments
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Hedera contributes entire codebase to Linux Foundation(cointelegraph.com)
2 points by kfrzcode 2y ago|0 comments
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Of course, you could avoid this entirely with Hedera HBAR and fair consensus on the hashgraph. But the puzzles are on BTC where the money is.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
In esoteric muggle magick it is the same.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Cognitive productivity during sleeping hours; it may not be working on a problem but oftentimes is, or emotional labor. Oneironautics for it's own sake.

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