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Comment #44471449
> for the sake of argument, is there any way to introduce monetary policy into crypto currency so as to correct for unwanted inflation/deflation yeah and you don't even need to cha…
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Comment #44467239
BTC ranged between $0.30 and $27 back in 2011 so not quite
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Comment #44434125
but is it the weight loss driving all those anti-inflammation benefits
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Comment #44139105
frfr?
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Comment #44020618
eh, it was fair to say that 8 years ago... now it's way easier to track public blockchain transaction chains on Bitcoin, Ethereum and the like than it is to track bank transfers ac…
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Comment #43806782
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Comment #43497293
Does EOF make this easier / more efficient?
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Comment #43447671
is_deleted = True update is in progress
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Comment #43306929
4 foot notes? This guy Pratchetts.
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Comment #43142556
They did. This was a multisig - meaning M out of N signatures from different signing devices were needed to sign a transaction. The attacker infected enough signer devices to go un…
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Comment #43142494
not at all
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Comment #43138078
bybit makes $100 million a month and has substantial excess reserves
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Comment #42930379
That would have been a somewhat reasonable (although unconvincing) reply if you didn't also write 7 other lengthy comments in this thread that were 3 hours apart
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Comment #42822246
I did that last summer, I compared the performance of different english word embedding models, as far as I remember the best ones were GloVe and a few knowledge graph word embeddin…
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Comment #42820064
May the gods give you everything you ask for
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Comment #42820012
hardware wallets are a safe transaction signing device NOT a seed storage device You use them to sign transactions that are perfectly safe even if your computer / phone where you i…
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Comment #42819966
Transaction rollbacks. In this case the USDT ransom was blocked by Tether. Rollbacks for non-centralized tokens & networks goes against the goal of most protocols though, so it's u…
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Comment #42819935
It's even more stupid. The ransom was paid in Ether (ETH) which the kidnappers then exchanged to Tether stablecoins (USDT). Tether is a centralized company that can freeze and bloc…
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Comment #42819920
can't you use it through litellm https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/3288
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Comment #42801232
or run a kokoro tts docker container on your own hardware, the hw requirements aren't crazy: https://github.com/remsky/Kokoro-FastAPI
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Comment #42787526
It was one of the promises he made at a Bitcoin conference he attended a few months ago. It has been a popular issue in crypto circles
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Comment #42787485
Nothing wrong with HN in particular. Every polarising discussion on a platform with moderation or up/down voting system ends up this way. This structure is fantastic for technical …
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Comment #42777320
these are smaller qantized models that I can use on my 8 year old GPU, I can't even load the original deeppseek unqantized models
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Comment #42777274
I asked deepseek-14b for a joke in the style of Norm Mcdonald, and it delivered an overexplained deadpan absurd joke that I thought was pretty similar to Norms style. Then I tried …
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Comment #42769545
great article, thank you