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Buttface Buterin would like to comply with Pete Thiels dick
by professor rat 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

Vitalik Buterin will bend-over & comply with the requirements of OFAY regulators? You were kind of a double kid, I bet, right Buttface? Huh? One kid with your old man, one kid with your mother. You’re upper-middle class during the weeks, then you’re droppin’ your "R"s and you’re hangin’ in the big, bad Southie projects with your daddy, the fuckin’ donkey on the weekends. I got that right? Hey asshole, daddy can’t help you! I know what you are, okay? I know what you are and I know what you are not. I’m the best friend you have on the face of this earth, and I’m gonna help you understand something, you SNAKE. You’re no fuckin’ cypherpunk!

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17 Aug '22

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Tom's Hardware: Tachyum Submits Bid to Build 20 Exaflops Supercomputer
by jim bell 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

Tom's Hardware: Tachyum Submits Bid to Build 20 Exaflops Supercomputer. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/tachyum-submits-bid-to-build-20-exaflops-… "Tachyum on Tuesday said that it had submitted a bid to the Department of Energy to build a 20 exaflops supercomputer in 2025. The machine would be based on the company's next-generation Prodigy processors featuring a proprietary microarchitecture that can be used for different types of workloads. "The U.S. DoE wants a 20 exaflops supercomputer with a 20MW–60MW power consumption to be delivered by 2025. The system is set to be installed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and will complement the lab's Frontier system that went online earlier this year. "Tachyum does not disclose which hardware it proposed to the DoE, but only says that it has its 128-core Prodigy processor today as well as a higher-performing Prodigy 2 processor in its roadmap, so it is safe to say that by 2025 it will have the latter on hand and it could be able to address the upcoming system. "Tachyum's Prodigy is a universal homogeneous processor packing up to 128 proprietary 64-bit VLIW cores that feature two 1024-bit vector units per core and one 4096-bit matrix unit per core. Tachyum expected its flagship Prodigy T16128-AIX processor(opens in new tab) to offer up to 90 FP64 teraflops for HPC as well as up to 12 'AI petaflops' for AI inference and training (presumably when running INT8 or FP8 workloads). Prodigy consumes up to 950W and uses liquid cooling. "That was all before Tachyum sued Cadence, its intellectual property provider, for lower-than-expected performance of its Prodigy processor. We have no idea what the current performance expectations are for the chip. "In theory, Tachyum could power an exaflops system using over 11,000 of its Prodigy processors, though power consumption of such a machine would be gargantuan. Presumably, Prodigy 2 has a better chance to meet the needs of a next-generation exascale system than the original Prodigy. "There is currently one exaflops-class supercomputer in the U.S., the 1.1 exaflops Frontier system at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) that is based on AMD's 64-core EPYC CPUs as well as Instinct MI250X compute GPUs. There are two more exascale systems being built in the USA, the 2 exaflops Aurora machine powered by Intel's 4thGeneration Xeon Scalable processors and Xe-HPC compute GPUs (aka, Ponte Vecchio) as well as the ">2 exaflops" El Capitan supercomputer based on AMD's Zen 4 architecture EPYC CPUs and Instinct MI300 GPUs. "One of the interesting things about the DoE's supercomputing plans is that from now on it wants to upgrade its high-performance compute capabilities every 12–24 months, not every 4–5 years. As a result, the DoE will be more eager to adopt exotic architectures like Tachyum's Prodigy than it is today.

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Intelligent Argentinians embrace cypherpunk technology
by professor rat 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

Not like that Nazbol moron, Juan Garofalo whose Adolph Eichmans bastard son. https://www.freethink.com/technology/crypto-argentina-black-market-cash >>> I know an Argentinian grandma who barely uses a computer, yet as soon as she heard about Bitcoin from her grandson in 2016, she instantly said “Money the government can’t touch? Help me buy it right now,” and she’s been holding it ever since. (An understandable reaction when you’ve seen your country go through 5 different currencies in your lifetime.)

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Never been prouder of calling for the killing of Bruce Schneier
by professor rat 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

20 YEARS AGO this YEAR! >>> Counterpane is full of shit.Bruce Schneier and Tom Rowley need killing Matthew X Wed, 18 Dec 2002 21:56:02 -0800 <<< https://www.mail-archive.com/cypherpunks@minder.net/msg31515.html BETTER LATE than NEVER!

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Blockchain technology cannot, & will not, have transaction reversal or data privacy mechanisms
by professor rat 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

Which is why the Ethereum Hard Fork and Monero Coin Tokens never happened. https://concerned.tech Garbage in and garbage out is not always the end of the world. As Oscar Wilde once said " All advice is bad - and good advice is fatal " https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=monero+price&sourceid=opera&ie…

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"Critical Theory" as a coprophage's delight
by professor rat 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

" . . . If “we are caught between the arrogance of surveying the whole and the timidity of inspecting the parts,” as Rebecca Comay aptly put it, how does the second alternative (Foucault’s) represent an advance over liberal reformism in general? This seems an especially pertinent question when one remembers how much Foucault’s whole enterprise was aimed at disabusing us of the illusions of humanist reformers throughout history. The “specific intellectual” in fact turns out to be just one more expert, one more liberal attacking specifics rather than the roots of problems. And looking at the content of his activism, which was mainly in the area of penal reform, the orientation is almost too tepid to even qualify as liberal. In the ’80s “he tried to gather, under the aegis of his chair at the College de France, historians, lawyers, judges, psychiatrists and doctors concerned with law and punishment,” according to Keith Gandal. All the cops. “ The work I did on the historical relativity of the prison form,” said Foucault, “was an incitation to try to think of other forms of punishment.” Obviously, he accepted the legitimacy of this society and of punishment; no less unsurprising was his corollary dismissal of anarchists as infantile in their hopes for the future and faith in human potential. . . "

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Chris Inglis needs killing ( My 200 Sats )
by professor rat 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

Chris Inglis @ncdinglis National Cyber Director. Principal adviser to the President on cyber policy and strategy. https://twitter.com/ncdinglis THERE HE GOES! GET HIM!

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Donald Dumbfucks crack legal team now rivals WickedLeaks
by professor rat 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

yashar · 2h Trump is rushing to hire seasoned lawyers — but he keeps hearing ‘No’ The former president’s current legal team includes an insurance lawyer who’s never had a federal case, a past general counsel for a parking-garage company and a former host at OAN https://washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/08/16/trump-lawyers-fbi-r… Move to strike

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The happiest crypto-millionaire's kingdom
by professor rat 17 Aug '22

17 Aug '22

In Assange World - the happiest sellout millionaires kingdom - Journalists have special privilege - lawyers have special privilege - diplomats have special privilege and . . . Americans have special privilege! This world is less ’ cypherpunk revolution ’ than ’ scumbag entitlement ". But you knew that. https://www.plenglish.com/news/2022/08/15/cia-sued-for-spying-on-lawyers-an… Reposts supplied as is - cannibal lecter

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