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Comment #47344002
Could the website also make it clearer that you need a GPU to contribute!
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Comment #46991168
“How does progress subscription work — are agents watching specific signals (test failures, TODO list, build status), or just a global feed?”
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Comment #34767324
The AIM-9X is infrared imaging based rather than heat signature based. The pilot resolves that contrast between the object and sky before firing the missile and missile targets the…
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Comment #29080722
One inaccuracy in this article is that BUSD( Binances stable coin) is issued by Paxos which is a New York State Bank. Forcing Tether to become a bank would be interesting...
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Comment #22675490
This work is continuing at Agoric https://agoric.com/ . It was also the inspiration for the Cosmos IBC protocol. https://github.com/cosmos/ics/blob/master/ibc/2_IBC_ARCHITEC...
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Comment #20422550
Seems like that is a link to a Tesla article?
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Comment #18518502
Tor doesn't support UDP so no HTTP/3 but one would expect most services would be available for the foreseeable future over HTTP/2 as well.
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Comment #17898113
Thanks! This is actually useful information.
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Comment #17895598
It's impossible to defend the lack of generics in golang in the face of the fact that two of the larger open source projects both invented their own generics implementations. https…
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Comment #17724245
NSL can't require to collect new business records. They can only compel you to disclose business records that you already have. This is beyond the legal authority of an NSL.
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Comment #15179906
It's hard to evaluate the security of a flippant comment but there is clearly a security benefit of live BFT system vs a non-BFT system.
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Comment #15178948
You would need to compromise 2/3rd of the keys in the genesis block. But yes but this tradeoff unlocks massively high transaction throughput.
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Comment #15178497
I prefer if people differentiate between systems with a PKI and systems without a PKI. Systems without a PKI like PoW or PoET can be rather centralized like Bitcoin today or decent…
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Comment #15178443
Tendermint is a BFT algorithm implementation and state machine replication system. The app(state machine) can implement a proof of stake protocol. Proof of stake functionality is p…
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Comment #15178355
Because someone needs to show you a valid set of transitions in the PKI from the original keys in the genesis block to the current attacker controlled PKI.
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Comment #15178168
In a BFT protocol based cryptocurrency, an attacker who acquired 2/3rds of the tokens in the network would be able to double spend at will and censor transactions to gain control o…
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Comment #14195063
The point of this format to push data over the wire in a format that is both semantically richer and authenticatable using techniques like object-hash. This gets us to one true una…
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Comment #14068248
Here are my experiences with Cayley. 100% positive for building graph microservices. 1. Use Cayley as a library 2. Put metadata in separate nodes.
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Comment #13573965
I'm surprised that Google decided that microsat imaging market was a distraction. It seems very high potential and synergistic with Google's other space based endeavors.
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Comment #13444830
What should happen is either - A shared key should be passed over the e2e text channel and used as part of the DTLS setup. I'm unclear if this actually a possibility in WebRTC. - E…
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Comment #13408293
Can I use this to enumerate LTE base stations? i.e. find Stingrays?
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Comment #13097558
There is some awesome reusable bits here for embedding V8 in a rust application.[0] I wish the build process was documented somewhere instead of just distributing binaries but it i…