Ah yes. “This energy would then be transmitted to one or more stations on Earth”. Simple eh?
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locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•It Looks Like a School Bathroom Smoke Detector. A Teen Hacker Showed It Could Be an Audio BugEnglish2·2 months agoThat’s a very binary mechanism with little excuse for pulling. And there are typically cameras nowadays. No cameras in the bathroom.
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•It Looks Like a School Bathroom Smoke Detector. A Teen Hacker Showed It Could Be an Audio BugEnglish9·2 months agoSchools around the country will disable the keyword functionality very soon. It’s useless in such an environment. Kids can and will say “help 911” every time they leave the bathroom simply “for the lulz”. And there’s no video so they can’t be caught doing it unless you station someone right outside to catch them, rendering the feature useless. Malicious actors are the most difficult design requirement for any system.
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locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Curl creator mulls nixing bug bounty awards to stop AI slopEnglish7·3 months agomanaging money is painful
If only there were an internet programmable money layer….
Really, this is a simple program that could be written on any number of decentralized financial networks. No custodian of the money is required.
It’s a shame everyone rolls their eyes when you mention a programmable money solution tho. Crypto bros really fucked themselves there with all the grifting
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Microsoft Soars as AI Cloud Boom Drives $595 Price TargetEnglish1·3 months agoI’m a lover of all things money management, and I firmly believe that everybody can put together a small savings plan.
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Microsoft Soars as AI Cloud Boom Drives $595 Price TargetEnglish2·3 months agoIf only there were a way to join the shareholders and get a share of the profits!
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Fake, AI-generated videos about the Diddy trial are raking in millions of views on YouTubeEnglish14·4 months agoI don’t agree both sides do it to nearly the same degree
gestures at everything
Mhhmm yeah. If you don’t see both sides being equally ridiculous, there’s a good chance you’re blinded by bias for one of those teams.
Yeah, hot take for Lemmy. But absolutely true.
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Fake, AI-generated videos about the Diddy trial are raking in millions of views on YouTubeEnglish63·4 months agoIndeed! You just described US politics also. Both sides!
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Fascists in power? WW3 escalating? Your workplace becoming more dystopic by the day? Join Tech Workers Coalition 101 and help us change thatEnglish121·4 months agoThere’s no information, it’s fud, bitly links in text in a graphic. That’s why I did. This post is garbage.
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Bitcoin mining is no longer profitableEnglish1·5 months agoIt’s no different. A new version of the consensus code needs written and deployed.
That page you linked is the same on all chains. All have a proposal, discussion, implementation, waiting period (for code to be deployed), and activation. That’s just blockchain 101
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Bitcoin mining is no longer profitableEnglish1·5 months agoTezos would still require all nodes to upgrade to the code which contains the new algorithm. It can’t just automatically know what the new code is. It then can schedule these to activate at a certain block using a signaling system of some sort. If some nodes didn’t upgrade, this would cause a hard fork if the version they are running doesn’t have the new version required to run the new algorithm
Its behavior and process as outlined in the link you sent is no different from other chains.
Bitcoin uses version bits to perform these types of upgrades (see bip 9 implemented in 2016)
Ethereum uses something similar. Solana’s activation mechanism is called “feature gate activation”.
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Bitcoin mining is no longer profitableEnglish1·5 months agoIt’s the same with all the chains. An algorithm change is a breaking change. If you don’t implement it, your validating node will not continue with the rest.
Bitcoin has the BIP (Bitcoin Improvement Proposal) process. BIP-52 is an example of a proposal to change the algorithm due to energy concerns.
If the humans reach consensus it will change. However, I maintain that software can’t be programmed to adjust for social concerns - the humans have to change it.
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Bitcoin mining is no longer profitableEnglish2·5 months agolol it can’t adjust on public approval. It’s software that runs. It’s valuable. If it wasn’t, people wouldn’t run it.
It can hard fork with a consensus mechanism change anytime someone writes one and people decide it’s the best path forward. Ethereum decided this and did this.
That’s not happening with Bitcoin because those that understand how it works agree it’s the best system to use.
I use Bitcoin as a store of value, and Solana for day to day stuff and financial investments like lending and liq providing. That’s my preference, for now. It’s a very fluid industry, nothing is set in stone, although Bitcoin appears to be pretty solidly the preferred secure store of value.
locuester@lemmy.zipto Technology@beehaw.org•Bitcoin mining is no longer profitableEnglish2·5 months agoIt’s a good example that illustrate why automated systems shouldn’t be left running unsupervised, even if it’s designed by the best minds with the best of intentions.
The network is constantly supervised and mining is a competitive business. The network was built to adjust, and is working precisely as intended.
Pretty sure this guy was in charge. Feels like simple incompetence and bad luck.