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[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@0xJokker Absolutely brilliant! We can now fulfill our dreams of having a personal solar powered AI data centre.

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@victorzh @OpenPasskey How about 6690 8200 8888 8888?

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@lauriewired @SebAaltonen I've seen code that uses exceptions as part of the control flow (ie like an obfuscated switch -> goto block). Worked for them I guess but they should be forced to look at the relocation table the linker needs to generate and reconsider their ways.

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@victorzh The small square one

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@bohredElectrons @LundukeJournal Do not redeem!!

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@victorzh UX for crypto payments seems to be a hot topic at the moment. Day to day crypto payments are happening in LatAm, 3 years ago was still manual entry + wait on etherscan which doesn't scale. This seems to solve those issues other than obtaining crypto. Can demand trigger supply?

[victorzh.eth @victorzh]

Every crypto card is a lie. Here's why.
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[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@semicondurian 💯 Yeah it has to be. Ideally we'd bake that in up front, but it's difficult to see how you'd make that work in a competitive market. Maybe some game theory solutions that reward cooperation could work?

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@semicondurian We should be saving the orbit space for things that need it like gravity wave observatory networks, microgravity fabrication. You trust corps to keep running the very costly collision avoidance systems once there's no return on their system, and not socialize that?

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@semicondurian Once it's up there, it's up there. You can refit an earth based data centre and sell the (still valuable) cpus; if we get even 10% of what analog computing is promising that's still a 100 fold upgrade, making SBDC obsolete. Bulk of solar DC cost is initial setup, then it's "free"

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@semicondurian The main issue I have is Kessler. The second is obsolescence. There's two new converging technologies - 1.8nm lithography and analog transistor computing both will change the power requirements of earth bound data centres, too late for SBDC.

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@Cryptowhalez1 @beeple Ip Viein is the version of Epstein who knows kungfu. Apparently he likes to go to the Russian Putin Yeeting shop.

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@semicondurian I like to run my interpretations of historical events through the AI too. It can be quite subtly brutal (that's the best way I can describe it) with takedowns sometimes, but usually leads to understanding things better within the overall context.

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@Parkersasquatch @J_TheFilthyCas @cb_doge I also thought this wouldn't work, but it turns out some clever guy already came up with the equation and with only 10m² surface area - on the 'night' side of the satellite you can get 4.6kW radiation; just enough to safely cool 2 B200's.

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@Carolin86453126 @TRobinsonNewEra It's amazing how punctuation works to fix the problems in English context. This kind of grammar 'pun' doesn't happen in more consistent languages like Latin or Chinese.

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@callmeMizuko 3551?

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@tobasiteuberman @thestanduppod I like node too :) for putting together a strong working general purpose server it's difficult to get close to the convenience and stability of TypeScript/node with anything else. Esp if you want it to run cross platform.

[James Brown @TallyDigital]

@tobasiteuberman @thestanduppod gcc? It's fairly sane for standard compiling but admittedly cross platform work takes a little fiddling to get working.

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@BokkyPooBah @BasedRocksNFTs 314 jsbrown.eth