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Except nobody uses it that way. Auctions are rare themselves. Sellers dont like it, buyers dont like it yet ebay won't change it.

People will pay a premium to win, not everyone but enough to make it worth it.

And silver is $95 per ounce.

I know. Bring back silver currency!

It has at least one fatal flaw: the math it is based on. I feel like it won't be too long before a few major weaknesses are found and bitcoin will lose all security.

Bitcoin has been running since 2009 with plenty of incentive for hackers to find flaws in it and they haven't found any. It uses standard cryptography that is used by all our computer systems. If a flaw exists it's not just bitcoin that will be damaged but everything we use.

They are busy making other stuff. Its OK if you don't appreciate their work.

No human reads a novel and evaluates it as a whole. It's a story and the readers perception changes over the course of reading the book. Current AI can certainly do that.

> It's a story and the readers perception changes over the course of reading the book.

You're referring to casual reading, but writers and people who have an interest and motivation to read deeply review, analyze, and summarize books under lenses and reflect on them; for technique as much as themes, messages, how well they capture a milieu, etc. So that's quite a bit more than "no human"!


AI can make sense of the page with CSS, JS, etc and transform the page for the preferences of the user. A true user agent.

Because things change

Spark's biggest paint point is the price. Does it fix that?


There's an entire line of Linux-supported Jetson products available for your perusal, in addition to all of the GTX and RTX cards that have native ARM64 support.


I learned claude can write a functional NES emulator. I wonder what else it can do?


I think many people have the wrong idea what a container is (or i do) and make it sound more exotic than it is. Sure they have some level of isolation but for someone learning this stuff its better to think of them as just a process, like all the other processes running on your computer. And kubernetes as a system that runs and networks processes running on multiple computers.


Well, a group of processes... With some separation between them. Like you can't listen on localhost and call from another pod. But with processes you can do that. Same thing with UDS.


Yea they have forms of isolation. Like all processes. Trying to explain all that just adds complexity.


Ignoring it isn't helpful IMO.

Traditional Unix processes don't have isolation mechanics equivalent to that of containers/namespaces.


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