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fiberhood
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About fiberhood
A worldwide rural optical mesh internet and enernet provider coöperative with custom 12 port 12 Gbps power routers you can't spy on. Contact us to set this up in your neighborhood, minimum 10 paying users.
morphle73 at gmail dot com
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Comment #47697564
We used to have a public website but Enernet is a technical and political solution for whole communities, companies and factories, not for single individuals. Please send an email …
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Comment #47677157
Ecoflow is a good example of overpriced American tech. I payed $1500 for a 2 kWh battery. Our Fiberhood coop sells a 16kWh battery for $1800. Prices in China are lower still.
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Comment #47676899
But the solar electricity is still overpriced and taxed. People pay several times more for solar electricity from the grid than what they get if they sell to the grid.
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Comment #47676877
You can sign up by becoming a member of the Fiberhood cooperative for free. Send an email to Fiberhood at icloud dot com. We must have your address and map location link or Google …
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Comment #47660221
Thank you for pointing out I need to improve the explanations. We made seven different implementations of Morphle Logic, some of which are lower power, use less transistors, differ…
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Comment #44014304
The RoarVM [1] is a research project that showed how to run Squeak Smalltalk on thousands of cores (at one point it ran on 10,000 cores). I'm re-implementing it as a metacircular a…
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Comment #43056330
$6500 depending on VAT. But 10-12 times M4 Mac mini's with 100 Gbps networking gives you triple the cores and 160 GB with 2.5 times the memeory bandwith if the sharding of the NN l…
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Comment #42940253
As an Apple developer for 42 years I tried all permutations I could think of and found there is no way around the walled garden: Apple Invites requires a mandatory iCloud+ account …
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Comment #39548806
In these comments there is a distinction between between activating the private personal Starlink accounts of user morphle and activating the Starlink accounts of other people by t…
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Comment #34558558
The (inter)Net Interprets Censorship As Damage and Routes Around It https://www.magnetdl.com/m/modi/
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Comment #34541880
https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/nc27fv/rescue_... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci-Hub#cite_note-:12-31 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna%27s_Archive https://gizmod…
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Comment #34320290
Our main project is an asynchronous wafer scale integration, a 1000 core asynchronous processors with 300 Megabyte of asynchronous SRAM (300 Kilobyte per core) and a huge Morphle L…
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Comment #34302805
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wired.com%2Fstory%...
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Comment #33617457
Paul Graham explains it in his essays [1] Dan Ingalls is the best example of a true top programmer [2][3] (and all his 50 years or programmes can be examined [7]). Alan Kay [4] wro…
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Comment #33616780
You get a blank page on Safari 12 and several other browsers.
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Comment #33616762
That is a perfect idea! Most skillfull hackers would indeed like to just search the raw data for a good job instead of relying on your precanned search. I would happily pay for the…
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Comment #33616622
The bias in the "software engineering" roles you can search for is so strong that this search will work like a low pass filter, only bad programmers, ignorant coders and pop cultur…
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Comment #30494671
Are there other channels to offer support?
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Comment #23452069
original paper https://sci-hub.tw/10.1038/s41551-020-0534-9#
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Comment #20368550
I'm interested in partnering. I envision it as crowdfunding surrounded with some form of community. Buy up land, plant trees, webcams and video's to visit it, excursions to go ther…