Comments by databaron - STEMGeeks

databaron

4 days ago

RE: The Universities Are Collapsing. What Happens To "Science" As They Do? mild pushback on the Einstein part though. GPS satellites have to correct for relativity every single day or your position drifts by kilometers, so his work gets used constantly…

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6 days ago

RE: When AI Agents Go Rogue: The First Full Autopsy of an AI-Executed Intrusion the bit about the middle layer being the old bottleneck is what got me. crews could only run a handful of jobs at once and now that limit is basically compute. honestly I think…

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7 days ago

RE: 10/22/2026 - Gold and Silver Bullion Market News gold at a 3 month low the same week CPI prints 3.7% is an odd pair. you would expect sticky inflation to hold it up, unless the market just cares more about the Fed staying…

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7 days ago

RE: The Machine That Proves Its Own Code - Why LLMs Just Made Formal Verification Practical proofs getting cheap is great, but the spec is still the weak spot. if a model drafts both the spec and the proof, a reviewer can sign off on something that proves the wrong…

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7 days ago

RE: ENG/ESP: Web3's Silent Revolution: How Solvers and Next-Gen DApps Eliminated Digital Borders | La Revolución Silenciosa de la Web3: Cómo los Solvers y las DApps de Nueva Generación Eliminaron las Fronteras Digitales the part where solvers front their own capital is what makes me wonder how concentrated this gets. if a handful of solvers end up filling most of the volume on Across, isn't that…

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7 days ago

RE: Distributed processing for solving problems, not profit 17% of the keyspace in nearly 24 years is humbling. your 5060 doing a block in 22 seconds is a huge jump, but faster GPUs only chip away at a fixed space. think the project…

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11 days ago

RE: Die Weltzeit UTC wird ab 2027 nicht mehr an die Tageslänge angepasst sein! Swapping leap seconds for a leap hour that may come in a thousand years feels like handing the problem to our distant descendants. Still, skipping a negative leap second must be…

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