Broadcom has been building neural chips for a while.

China is no less dependent on Nvidia tech than the US. What makes you think they're behind?

I'd literally have to do it under this nym to maintain at least some semblance of nymity - it's throwaway so there won't be real credit. Which is great.

"Why do models hallucinate?"

"Thank you for your honesty"

We need not your keys, not your coin for AI.

Not your runtime, not your slop?

If LND now supports blocksonly then that's an awesome improvement that I didn't know worked. I remember needing a mempool for it to work in the past.

lol!

I remember it used to be like that - with 0.12 or so - but it should be fixed now. iirc the main issue is that since smartfees tracks the number of blocks it took for a tx to be mined since we saw it, there is no good fee estimation (though this could be fixed.)

I run a blocksonly node to serve history for others' IBD over tor, but I've compiled it w/o wallet so I cannot test it quickly right now (and I don't really like testing on mainnet anyway). I'll build and run some reproducible tests tomorrow, because it should work (as permissioned txs should be forwarded as well, so I'll test that too) - and if not, I think that it's patch-worthy - I'd gladly work on a fix if this was regressed (and with it supply a test with higher coverage.)

There are 2 blocks-only slots and 8 non-blocks-only outgoing connection slots per node, so you'll serve a smaller subset of total connections, yes, and it'll take longer to serve many incoming peers.

Hmm... not really. It's more what you'd do with uncensored models

More likely their ETF IOUs turns out to have been a fractional reserve vehicle. Bankers be banking.

I'd add: or scrap all the alignment the same companies have built-in and adapt the model to what is needed for productivity.

No. But then, which forum in the history of the internet has been pay-to-post?

As long as stackers have something to talk about and are willing to part with sats for that, there isn't much risk, I think.

Fine. The neat thing is you can do whatever you want and so can I. And if I don't like your node I can just not connect to your node and you can do to my node the same.

Easy, right? Problem solved again.

PS: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/36e40417de3fcaa776fb7bb8ebf3a23db4266572/test/functional/p2p_blocksonly.py#L41-L43

I really liked this video last night: #1208928 because (to my memory) no one ever explained Lagrangian Mechanics to me this clearly in physics class - or I forgot and I just needed the refresher.

It made me pause Car grumping at k00b about knots drama and watch that instead, lol.

Be ungovernable.

Just run blocksonly, don't allow blockfilters and don't use LN. Problem solved.

Maybe we should petition for the Alternative Names for Acts and Laws Act where we get the right to form consensus over what something is called.

The counterargument to that is that you'd create enormous weakness in the West, and in the East, I'd be surprised if there isn't a constantly updated playbook of how to exploit such a situation, that will be guaranteed to be executed.

The main question on my mind these past years has been: is Bitcoin still for the people like it was the first decade? Or is it, since Foundry/ETFs/Treasury scams, no longer just for the people? If the former, then honeybadger dgaf about the printers. If the latter, then honeybadger better stay in shape and find ways to actively decouple from the establishment.

Yes! I've always felt that this is the main benefit of Bitcoin, even though I'm extremely nervous for what money manipulators, be it the Fed or Saylor, will ultimately cause - I'm still part-time studying the collapse of the gold standard to learn every detail of it.

I think you're right, but I'd argue that narrower mandate is a step in the right direction if you're an evolutionist rather than a revolutionist though, right? If they would end the Fed today with a pen stroke, then what? Panic?

The establishment profiting off policy at the cost of starters that missed out is in abstract how I've felt about the ZIRP stuff (which fwiw was even worse in the EU than in the US - I was endlessly pitched on taking loans every time I needed my banker to take care of something for me (and scolded about Bitcoin)) and I like that I can find agreement with Bessent, whom I generally don't appreciate much.

You can mine on Core too...