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monokh commented on Perpetual futures, explained   bitsaboutmoney.com/archiv... · Posted by u/sirodoht
Saline9515 · 23 days ago
The basis of decentralized software is open-source. Otherwise a centralized authority can just push an update to, for instance, blacklist addresses.

https://github.com/hyperliquid-dex/node

"For lowest latency, run the node in Tokyo, Japan."

Decentralization means to run all of the closed-source nodes in the same AWS datacenter!

monokh · 23 days ago
And in fact they did just this when their vaults started bleeding money on an unfavourable position (JellyJelly). They handed out a closed source binary and the validators ran it immediately, closing out the market at an arbitrary price.
monokh commented on Perpetual futures, explained   bitsaboutmoney.com/archiv... · Posted by u/sirodoht
kikimora · 23 days ago
It was the case up until recently. But today Hyperliquid does it on chain and very popular.
monokh · 23 days ago
Hyperliquid being on chain in the traditional sense is fiction. You have a closed source piece of software run by closely controlled "validators" with additionally centralised components.
monokh commented on Smartphones wiped out 97% of the compact camera market   asia.nikkei.com/Business/... · Posted by u/joos3
mstaoru · 3 years ago
One word - bokeh.

You can get a Fuji X-E4 + XC 35mm f/2 for ~US$1000 new, and I'm yet to see a phone camera that can shoot something like this https://img.photographyblog.com/reviews/fujifilm_xc_35mm_f2/... - it's an enjoyable setup that will continue being ahead of any flagship phones for years to come. Not to mention that it's a hell of a rabbit hole and a great hobby.

monokh · 3 years ago
I think you would be surprised just how close to this depth of field look you can get with phone cameras these days. Its mostly digitally enhanced but it takes a real good eye to tell the difference.
monokh commented on I do not agree with Github's use of copyrighted code as training for Copilot   thelig.ht/abandoning-gith... · Posted by u/janvdberg
monokh · 4 years ago
Slightly off topic: Is the git frontend [1] open source? If not, are there some very light self hosting ones like it?

[1] https://thelig.ht/code/

u/monokh

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