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Surprised to read about this, given no significant mention on this site


They probably became aware of the size of the pie, and decided to go for it themselves.. I know different country, but similar operation.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/14/bitcoin-doj-chen-zhi-pig-but...


Excellent! The scrolling could be better though. I love elixir - but the scrolling from the site a couple of days back was much snappier.


I tried that, and spoke to them on phone for 20 mins. Their site says that if I buy without a GSTIN, they will reach out to get some business proof -

"Please note that if you’ve selected ‘No’ option to GSTIN, then our Order Processing team will reach out to you via email for other valid business documents (e.g. Income Tax Return copy, business utility bill or other valid business registration document) to complete the purchase post payment confirmation."


What I meant was - the ability to revisit the past perfectly, rather than a "dimmer" version of it.


To revisit the past perfectly, you need a huge hard disk.

Video uses about 1GB/hour, that's almost 9TB/year. And now add something like 360° video, or a quality, or more fps. And now add all the other senses. To revisit the past perfectly, you need a huge hard disk.


I think I was making the same point as you - that consciousness is indeed not a computation.

But I actually wanted to hear from someone who thought otherwise, rather than you - dream brother :)


You may want to check out Blendle - it does exactly what you ask. You pay for the article you read.


Turning off hardware acceleration in Firefox seems to make it work much better. No idea why!


"We’ve demonstrated for the first time that a quantum computer can be used to solve a simplified version of a securities settlement optimisation problem, including modelling credit and collateral pools. If we were to scale up to real-world volumes of tens of thousands of transactions in a batch, we’d need to first wait a few years for quantum hardware to evolve and mature. Every few months, the number of qubits goes up – but to run securities settlement netting, we’d need orders of magnitude more qubits than exist at present.”


Another article about an year back (in qz) : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17789456


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