Void Compiler 💾⚡

6.9K posts

Void Compiler 💾⚡ banner
Void Compiler 💾⚡

Void Compiler 💾⚡

@voidcompiler

In code space, no one can hear you scream. Staring into the void* ptr = NULL; .NET dev AI and maths nerd Bitcoin enthusiast Crusader against fake agile

UK Katılım Ağustos 2012
411 Takip Edilen326 Takipçiler
Void Compiler 💾⚡
Void Compiler 💾⚡@voidcompiler·
@John_Stepek Not sure "finally" is the right framing. "They" have been trying to resolve fundamental issues with financial tinkering and engineering for decades (at least) - that's how we got into all these deep messes. "I wouldn't start from from here if I were you"
English
0
0
0
225
John Stepek
John Stepek@John_Stepek·
The fundamental problem for markets right now is that in the Iran war, they've finally run up against a problem that emergency monetary policy can’t fix. There is no Greenspan put in this situation. (And TACO is a poor substitute).
English
12
16
127
36.1K
Loftwah
Loftwah@loftwah·
The amount of Russian soldiers that look relieved when they see the drone coming is wild.
English
3
0
9
347
Daniel 🦔
Daniel 🦔@DanielW_Kiwi·
How do I get a dislike button?
English
9
0
14
607
Void Compiler 💾⚡
Void Compiler 💾⚡@voidcompiler·
@sunnydecree Bircoin is stillin the early years of rapid power law growth. Stock induces and gold exhibit are slow exponential growth. Also, bitcoin was already oversold and near the bottom of its historic power law corridor.
English
0
0
1
371
sunnydecree
sunnydecree@sunnydecree·
GM. Bitcoin is showing almost no volatility, while stocks are down and gold is down even more. Isn’t that weird? How do you explain this?
sunnydecree tweet media
English
219
53
753
74.1K
Void Compiler 💾⚡
Void Compiler 💾⚡@voidcompiler·
@jeremyphoward Own the code, and move in small steps you control and understand. They aren't ready yet for unsupervised working.
English
0
0
0
350
Jeremy Howard
Jeremy Howard@jeremyphoward·
Opus & Sonnet 4.6 haven't been a great hit for most of my work, or our customers, since (as warned in their tech report) they're over-enthusiastic about agentically taking over, rather than letting the human lead. Any suggestions for competent models that are patient followers?
English
90
14
367
75.2K
Void Compiler 💾⚡
Void Compiler 💾⚡@voidcompiler·
Work as measured by mining difficulty was subject to a rapid progression through CPU, GPU, and then ASIC mining, and many steps in each of those phases, as well as profit motive evolving rapidly, starting with enthusiasts mining at a loss. The power law relationship with calendar time is more about the Lindy Effect - folks simply trust a system more the older it is, as it is increasingly battle tested. Combined with diffusion of knowledge of bitcoin - that it exists, what it is, and that age factor creating new waves of diffusion ("huh, is that thing still going, I heard it was dead").
English
0
0
1
9
Marty Kendall
Marty Kendall@martykendall2·
@voidcompiler @LeomathHeart @planC Block size vs time is pretty lumpy in the early days. It’s reasonable to believe that there is a solid relationship between work (to mine blocks) and market cap, even more so than just calander time. The problem is that it’s more complex to calculate and harder to extrapolate.
English
1
0
0
18
Leo Heart
Leo Heart@LeomathHeart·
This model shows a better linear pattern and regression fit (R2 = 0.97) compared to a common price to time model. Strong credits: @martykendall2 for the BTC Market Cap idea @PlanC for the clean hourly BTC block and price data (137k data points). The chart is the result of work in progress based on sharing ideas among some very devoted Bitcoin researchers. I will share my intermediate finding. This is the standard OLS regression of the Log(BTC Market Cap) on Log(BTC Block height).
Leo Heart tweet media
English
3
2
42
3.2K
Daractenus
Daractenus@Daractenus·
The utterly mad president of the US just shared a skit humiliating the British PM.
English
1.1K
1.7K
8.9K
1.7M
PUNS
PUNS@ThePunnyWorld·
I'm sorry, but shouldn't British websites use biscuits?
English
142
1.1K
11.3K
259.2K
The Duke of Animal Husbandry
Who else remembers hitting tab at the beginning of paragraphs? What ever happened to that?
English
1
0
8
73
Robert MacKay
Robert MacKay@RubiRubenstein·
The U.K. is in for a truly miserable time over the next couple of years, but the comedic value of Angela Rayner having to implement true austerity might just keep us buoyed through it.
English
20
50
802
39.6K
Void Compiler 💾⚡
Void Compiler 💾⚡@voidcompiler·
@straceX "Avionics" works too. Or nuclear power station control systems. Or anti ballistic missile guidance. Or...
English
1
0
2
621
Gracia
Gracia@straceX·
Him: My whole programming philosophy is 'move fast and break things.' Just push the code live, let the users find the bugs, and hotfix it in production. life's too short for unit testing. long pause..... Her: Cool. Him: So, what kind of software do you write? Her: Pacemaker firmware.
English
50
170
6K
210.5K
RD 🏃
RD 🏃@Dad_Tastic·
@Simon_Ingari Got a 3.25% raise and after “exceeding expectations” 🙃
English
17
1
370
53.9K
Simons
Simons@Simon_Ingari·
2-4% Salary increase is NOT a raise.
English
364
2.9K
29.7K
1.9M
Cut My Tax
Cut My Tax@CutMyTaxUK·
The bill for debt interest in February was £13bn, the highest amount ever recorded for that month. This whole charade is obviously unsustainable and will end in tears.
Cut My Tax tweet media
English
8
24
107
15.5K
Cut My Tax
Cut My Tax@CutMyTaxUK·
The Labour government borrowed a lot more than expected in February - £14.3 billion. Meanwhile borrowing costs are soaring - 3 times faster than the rest of Europe - & this morning reached the highest level since the 2008 financial crash. Why are we borrowing more & more at an ever higher cost in order to pay millions of people to do nothing? 1/2
Cut My Tax tweet media
English
24
102
285
4.6K
Triode
Triode@Triode_in_situ·
Every year during review season I have to come up with goals for the new year and every year I have the same goal, to do whatever the company requires that is legal and ethical to stay gainfully employed. So I make up some corporate buzzword BS goals towards those ends.
English
1
0
1
32