wyck

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by wyck 23d ago
On the surface (I haven't tested it) it looks like a great cost and runtime saver, but only for data sets that need a cadence above 5 or so minutes. You wouldn't be able to have a refresh button to get the "latest" data
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by wyck 2mo ago
Same in Canada. lol
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by wyck 3mo ago
How much is a scan going to cost? The video motions petabyte per scan? These types are scans (medical images) are extremely dense and large in size, storing short or long term images sounds like its going to be extremely expensive when comb
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by wyck 7mo ago
You mean llia Polosukhin, who is recognized as an AI founder and co‑authored the landmark 2017 paper “Attention Is All You Need" while at Google Research? /s ?
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by wyck 8mo ago
It's become a national issue, I think China will be at the forefront with the USA, and ASML/Europe will certainly stay in the mix. I'm no expert, but Russia is lagging in this industry, this has a very direct effect on their
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by wyck 8mo ago
They are funding alternatives to ASML. ASML has hit a wall and it co-insides with a new innovation based policy, to bring America back to a tech leadership role. This is a critical economic and security policy, they are pouring billions int
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by wyck 9mo ago
Correct, but these fees are trending up and not down, its not uncommon in this space to see payment fees hitting 15%. Removing the primitives of payment requirements, rails which are hard to build and practicably a monopoly, would free the
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by wyck 9mo ago
Imagine you have a home on Airbnb , your guest sends you a payment, but its not directly to you, the payment goes through the payment rails stipulated and controlled by airbnb. This amounts to what is often 25-35% of your listening fee (pay
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by wyck 1y ago
Agree, also the logging is very limited across the board,, database functions are impossible to debug without good logging, I think a lot of people don't realize its not a direct copy of Postgres, for the cloud version several Postgres
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by wyck 1y ago
99.9% of app on app store connect to the network for a multitude of reason, do you really think only browsers connect to the internet? Do you not have an app on your phone?
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by wyck 1y ago
This isn't obvious, 99% of apps make multiple calls to multiple services, and these SDK's are embedded into the app. How can you tell whats legit outbound/inbound? Doing a fingerprint search for the worst culprits might help
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by wyck 1y ago
Install a network monitor or go even deeper and sniff packets.
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by wyck 2y ago
That's what cold storage is. And more than likely cold storage they requires multiple signatures, to prevent any single entity from being compromised.
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by wyck 2y ago
It's likely in cold storage , but the tracker is using the wallet address. For example, about 1 hour ago they bought 1m in BTC: https://bitcoin.gob.sv/tx/83ddfe67485d322e9c017d8ba6aee53d8f... The address is : 32ix
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by wyck 2y ago
I pasted the wrong link, corrected the above with .gov.sv domain .
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by wyck 2y ago
They have made just over 300 Million off the initial BTC purchase, and as of 15 minutes ago, continue to buy BTC everyday. They even have their own tracker, https://bitcoin.gob.sv/
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by wyck 2y ago
Some machine porn I found about the the biggest(?) press in the world in L.A. by Weber metals, I think it's 60k tons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOe8KYZXGeg
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by wyck 2y ago
The shop didn't last long and only published 2 book, it's now an dentists shop. More info here about the shop and other Page strangeness, including the shop's logo. https://ledzepnews.com/2024/02/21&
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by wyck 2y ago
What Certik did will be a case study in how to not disclose bugs, this was so poorly done it's been handed over to the authorities for possible illegal activity. https://x.com/c7five/status/1803403565865771370
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by wyck 2y ago
The comparison to George Orwell's "thoughtcrime" is apt, but zooming out, I think Canada is paving the way to "Brazil", the Gilliam movie which was originally called 1984½. The dystopian future is totalitarian, but
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by wyck 2y ago
The CDC was formed at an actual cow slaughterhouse. Know your history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_of_the_Dead_Cow
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by wyck 3y ago
I build a blog in IPFS, its basically reliant on several centralized services to actually work in browsers (DNS , GitHub, Fleek, etc). I wrote about how I build it here, the experaince was underwhelming. https://labcabin.eth.lim
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by wyck 3y ago
You can see a technical analysis here https://twitter.com/Neodyme/status/1735337711555285261 , this is a JS repo for app integrations for Ledger and really has nothing specifically to do with Ethereum itself or an
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by wyck 3y ago
The newsworthy item here is that this is an intentional backdoor. The wikipedia pages list the specific uses per country and department. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrestrial_Trunked_Radio#Usag...
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by wyck 4y ago
The reason was actually marketing and he was the first to admit it. During the invite only Chicago money trade show he explicitly said he spending all his money on brand awareness and marketing, basketball teams, stadiums, TV ads, the spons
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by wyck 4y ago
Really, really bad idea to use force using microphone. Unreal.
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by wyck 4y ago
yes, having skin in the game (staking for example) prevents bots, trolls and creates more responsibility. With added benefit of zero-Knowledge, security, and decentralization.
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by wyck 4y ago
Don't project, I did not say that. Everyone is on a learning curve.
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by wyck 4y ago
To be frank it's a barometer for intelligence when people comment on art, and the "I don't like it, therefore it's crap" is pretty low on the bar.
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by wyck 4y ago
You can only prove you don't like something by doing better.

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