Greg Samek

@cmuratori @deadalnix The drop in hash rate preceded the drop in price - it was driven by the weather. So it’s rebounding from that. Regardless, the difficulty adjusts every two weeks If you’re concerned about reorg attacks / griefing - those are not even remotely economically feasible.

@deadalnix Is it generally considered a bad sign if the hash rate and the price diverge violently, or is it not that relevant?

@wookash_podcast @antovsky @antovsky iirc Dreams used a double buffer, correct? Was it worthwhile to reorder Things™ when copying over to the new buffer? e.g. in the intrusive list case, adjacent siblings would even further reduce hopping around memory

Here is @antovsky walking me through a Dreams-like State Management known by many names and using couple of concepts (intrusive lists, slot maps, fat struct) I had no idea, that by putting pointers into elements, you can make everything be running based off an array, preserving parent-child, and sibling relationships! It was illuminating! We coined yet another term, Large Arrays of Things™. Do NOT confuse this with Entity Component System! @antovsky thank you!

@Odbljesci @naval I believe he is referring to this excerpt of Feynman's Lectures on Physics: feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/I_22.html

@naval Does anyone know the exact reference in Feynman Lectures where he describes the logic chain from numbers to calculus in 4 pages? @naval

Joe Rogan Experience #1309 - Naval Ravikant youtu.be/3qHkcs3kG44