You use crypto to pay for things, not BTC.
The vested interests controlling bitcoin (the miners and asic manufacturers) refuse to update the technology for modern usage.
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That’s how often the block rewards halve, reducing the supply of new coins creating a predictable price increase.
The online black market shifted to monero ever since the “Dreaded Pirate Roberts” was identified and arrested via his bitcoin accounts.
Dodgy people may hold bitcoin, but the don’t use it for illicit transactions.
Magic beans get you golden egg laying geese.
9·24 hours agoLimited liability stops the owners being responsible. It’s the executives running the company that should go to jail.
True. For dark web anonymity brave has too unique a fingerprint. I just use Tor as a low bandwidth vpn.
221·2 days agoDid you get promoted recently?
There is no good reasons to use brave
I use it because it has Tor and Web3 components built-in.
Was this the American Musashimaru Kōyō?
The fruits you listed I have mostly seen as jam or marmalade or preserves rather than jelly.
Wait, jelly isn’t the just American name for Jam/Preserve? You put wibbly wobbly stuff between slices of bread?
AI LLMs are definitely a smokescreen for justifying more compute.
What the real goal for all those CPUs is I have no idea.
I agree with your conclusion. I can’t see where the income is coming from to fund all the datacenters being built.
The bubble is based on creating AGI, but people already don’t want to pay for sub AGI intelligence that is already beyond most people’s needs.
If run locally you get none of those problems.
S&P 500 PE Ratio hit 120 in 2008, but thats because earnings collapsed.
My last company they didn’t delete messages. That would be to obvious.
“I am sorry we didn’t get around to answering all the questions live. We will respond to the remaining by email”
No more questions were answered.
Do you have a need for programmers?
It’s in the title so you are not mistaken. The problem is that various statistics have been reported and we don’t know what is correct.
Very true. You can build a pool on top of a mountain and pump/discharge water but it is super expensive for limited capacity.
This project is only 500 MW here
And other places say 800 MW
Both of which are comparable to large hydro.
Modern pumped hydro has a ramp up in the 10s of seconds range.
Anyway. Same ballpark in terms of power.
True
False. 888k Ethereum validators. 80k Bitcoin Nodes
Not sure what angle this is coming from, but about 10k validators are needed to secure Ethereum. In BTC all it takes is for Antpool and Foundry to team up and you are above the 51% threshold.