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Ben · 177w
Nice Jack.
J · 177w
can you help australians get onto bitcoin.
Brent · 177w
That's awesome jack. Good work. Looking forward to the five and especially three nano tech.
jack · 177w
this is a very big effort, and one I’m really excited about. Will have significant impact, especially to decentralize mining, which reduces a threat to the overall network.
pam · 177w
Nanotech is badass awesome! Entrepreneurs struggling to build use cases and large businesses deliberating upping the micro range tech - but you guys just ride the wave like it’s a simple blog post - read this from Thomas’s post yesterday - so incredibly impressed with how innovative and forw...
Bitcoin or Slavery · 177w
Didn't intel announce they would stop producing chips at the end of this year? Bitmain & MicroBT is a tough duopoly to crack.
QW · 177w
Keep rocking #[1]​ πŸ€™πŸ»
Ben Weeks ⚑ · 177w
Must remember I can’t zap from the simulator! Great to see. Two questions: - Thoughts on ASIC resistance in Bitcoin (*stares longingly at my 3090*)? - What will expected cost be roughly?
U · 177w
oh that's so very cool and needed πŸ€™
U · 177w
perhaps we also need more producers of equipment used by asic producers, as that could become a bottle neck πŸ‘€
Hindu · 177w
You need to watch bitluni live on youtube. These 2 crazy guys do a full asic design in a 6.5 hr live stream. Real hacker spirit. I only know a little bit about Verilog and these guys make everything so interesting. Wow. Also for powersaving you can look at femtosenses use of ai and strategically...
Karnage · 177w
Thank you Jack and all the talented people working at Block! πŸ™‡β€β™‚οΈ
remyers · 177w
It would be great if mining ASICs (and support hardware) could be designed to encourage recycling. Latest gen chips that become uncompetitive for professional mining, can have a second life in home water and space heaters. Mining revenue only needs to partially offset power costs if the waste heat...
Tuur Demeestr · 177w
Exciting that you’re building on 3 nanometers! And I applaud the commitment to open sourcing as much as possible. πŸ’ͺπŸ‘ https://nostr.build/i/77ee6d620bad145e25e99a22068c16c235903eb014f3c3603ce44c4d887e6c96.jpg
apa · 177w
πŸ€™πŸΎ great that this open source!
nobody · 177w
Good luck with everything Jack. It’s something that’s concerned me regarding bitcoin mining post 2013. Since the topic of ASIC resistance came up…the idea is to make it easier for everyone to hop on board and participate with widely available resources. If bitcoin took the approach a popular ...
StackSats.IO · 177w
Where is the point of sale lightning at? You reference your POS in this article and lightning integration is software so how is Block tracking after 3.5 months? https://nostr.build/i/3d6cef06aa6517b9fa8780d8084b574c9b3964d766efcbe72d90cf39ff377ebb.jpg
π–‹π–Žπ–†π–™π–‰π–Šπ–“π–Žπ–Šπ–— (Β―`◕‿◕´¯) · 177w
How much are they?
Morpheus · 177w
I had flashbacks to physical chip security trainings. The full ecosystem security needed to protect and validate that no malicious injection from fab to end user. I recall a chip replacement from manufacturer to client that had a ORG in the middle that replaced chips to compromised encryption. Tr...
elsat · 177w
Do you plan single board 110V <30 J/Th?